Browserbase pricing: browser hours, Search and Fetch calls
Checked Nov 6, 2026 on Browserbase’s official pages (sources below). Prices change often: confirm with the provider before you buy.
Browserbase runs headless cloud browsers for AI agents, plus Search and Fetch APIs, a model gateway and a runtime. Plans are monthly and every plan keeps running past its included usage at the plan’s rate rather than capping you.
Figures below are quoted from browserbase.com/pricing, checked Nov 6, 2026. Browserbase also runs a separate pay-per-call x402 gateway that we check daily; see the box further down.
Published plans
- Free
- Price$0 / month
- Concurrent browsers3
- Browser hours1 hour; 15 minutes per session
- Agent runs3
- Proxies—
- Developer
- Price$20 / month
- Concurrent browsers25
- Browser hours100 hours, then $0.12 per browser hour
- Agent runs15
- Proxies1 GB, then $12 / GB
- Startup
- Price$99 / month
- Concurrent browsers100
- Browser hours500 hours, then $0.10 per browser hour
- Agent runs50
- Proxies5 GB, then $10 / GB
- Scale
- PriceCustom (contact sales)
- Concurrent browsers250+
- Browser hours500+ hours, usage-based
- Agent runsCustom
- Proxies5+ GB, usage-based
Free also lists $5 in model tokens. Developer and above list auto captcha solving; Scale adds HIPAA (BAA), DPA and SSO. Data retention: 7 days on Free, 30 days on Developer and Startup, 30+ on Scale.
Search and Fetch API rates
- Search calls included
- Free1,000
- Developer1,000
- Startup1,000
- Search after included
- Free—
- Developer$1/1k Parallel Fast; $5/1k Parallel Advanced; $7/1k Exa Fast; $12/1k Exa Deep
- StartupSame as Developer
- Fetch calls included
- Free1,000
- Developer1,000
- Startup10,000
- Fetch after included
- Free—
- Developer$1/1k calls; $4/1k with proxies or Extract; $7/1k with both
- Startup$0.5/1k calls; $4/1k with proxies or Extract; $7/1k with both
Search is 2 requests per second per project and Fetch 5 per second on Free, Developer and Startup; Scale is custom. Quoted from the plan comparison table on browserbase.com/pricing (Nov 6, 2026).
Browserbase over x402: what our daily check saw
We call Browserbase’s x402 endpoint every day without paying and read the HTTP 402 reply. Data as of Nov 9, 2026, 11:40 AM ET.
- Status
- Up
- Price in the 402
- $0.01 per call on base
- Networks listed
- Base, Solana
- x402 grade
- A (90/100)
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Paying per call instead of a plan
Browserbase also runs a Payment Gateway at x402.browserbase.com that answers an unpaid request with an HTTP 402 and a USDC price, so an agent can pay per search or fetch, or rent a browser by the hour, without an account. Our directory lists that gateway at $0.01–$0.06 on Base and Solana. It is billed separately from the monthly plans above. For a measured head-to-head see Browserbase vs Browser Use.
Browserbase pricing FAQ
How much does Browserbase cost?
On browserbase.com/pricing (Nov 6, 2026): Free $0, Developer $20 a month, Startup $99 a month, and Scale on a custom quote.
What does a Browserbase browser hour cost after the included hours?
$0.12 per browser hour on Developer (after 100 included hours) and $0.10 on Startup (after 500 included hours), per the pricing page on Nov 6, 2026.
Is there a free Browserbase plan?
Yes. The Free plan is $0 with 3 concurrent browsers, 1 browser hour, 1,000 Search and 1,000 Fetch calls, and 15-minute sessions.
Can an AI agent pay Browserbase in USDC?
Yes, through its x402 Payment Gateway, which is separate from the monthly plans. Our daily unpaid check reads the price in the 402; see the box on this page.
Sources (official pages, read Nov 6, 2026)
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