Browserless pricing
Browserless publishes 4 plans: Free: 1,000 units (8.3 browser hours) a month at no charge, no overage; Prototyping: $35 a month for 20,000 units (166.7 browser hours), then $0.24 an hour; Starter: $200 a month for 180,000 units (1,500 browser hours), then $0.204 an hour; Scale: $500 a month for 500,000 units (4,166.7 browser hours), then $0.18 an hour. Browser time is billed in units of up to 30 seconds per browser connection. For 100 browser hours a month (3,000 sessions of 2 minutes, Browserbase's own sizing of a scraping job) the cheapest Browserless plan is Prototyping at $35, $0.35 an hour; 7 of the 9 other hosted browsers we price by the hour cost less.
Every Browserless plan
| Plan | A month | Browser hours | Each extra hour | Concurrent | Longest session |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 8.3 1,000 units | – | 2 | 2 min |
| Prototyping | $35 $25 yearly | 166.7 20,000 units | $0.24 $0.0020 a unit | 5 | 15 min |
| Starter | $200 $140 yearly | 1,500 180,000 units | $0.204 $0.0017 a unit | 30 | 30 min |
| Scale | $500 $350 yearly | 4,166.7 500,000 units | $0.18 $0.0015 a unit | 80 | 1 h |
Monthly billing; the yearly price is per month, billed yearly. "–" means the plan stops at its allowance. A browser hour is 120 units.
What does a month cost?
| Browser hours a month | Plan | A month | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Free | $0 | $0.00 |
| 10 | Prototyping | $35 | $3.50 |
| 50 | Prototyping | $35 | $0.70 |
| 100 | Prototyping | $35 | $0.35 |
| 250 | Prototyping | $55 | $0.22 |
| 500 | Prototyping | $115 | $0.23 |
| 1,000 | Starter | $200 | $0.20 |
| 2,500 | Starter | $404 | $0.162 |
| 5,000 | Scale | $650 | $0.13 |
Sessions of 2 minutes, cheapest published plan, monthly billing, before proxy traffic.
How does Browserless bill?
- Browser time: "A “Unit” is a block of browser time of up to 30 seconds per browser connection. Longer-running automations use an extra Unit for every 30 seconds."
- Proxies: 6 units per MB of residential proxy traffic, from the plan's units: $9 to $12 per GB at overage rates. Datacenter proxy traffic: "2 Units per MB for Datacenter Proxy".
- CAPTCHAs: 10 units per successful solve, $0.02 on Prototyping, $0.017 on Starter and $0.015 on Scale at overage rates.
Quick answers
How much does Browserless cost?
Prototyping $35 a month, Starter $200 a month, Scale $500 a month (Prototyping $25, Starter $140 and Scale $350 a month billed yearly), plus a free plan. Prototyping: $35 a month for 20,000 units (166.7 browser hours), then $0.24 an hour; Starter: $200 a month for 180,000 units (1,500 browser hours), then $0.204 an hour; Scale: $500 a month for 500,000 units (4,166.7 browser hours), then $0.18 an hour.
How much does Browserless cost per hour?
Past a plan's allowance, $0.24 on Prototyping, $0.204 on Starter and $0.18 on Scale. With the allowance used in full: $0.21 on Prototyping, $0.133 on Starter and $0.12 on Scale. For 100 hours a month the bill is $35, $0.35 an hour.
Does Browserless have a free plan?
Yes: 1,000 units (8.3 browser hours) a month at no charge, no overage (a unit is up to 30 seconds of one browser), with up to 2 concurrent browsers and sessions of up to 2 min. "Free plans will actively reject incoming requests after the threshold is met."
How much do proxies cost on Browserless?
6 units per MB of residential proxy traffic, from the plan's units: $9 to $12 per GB at overage rates.
How many browsers can run at once on Browserless?
2 on Free, 5 on Prototyping, 30 on Starter and 80 on Scale.
Is Browserless cheaper than Browserbase?
For 100 hours a month of 2-minute sessions, Browserless costs $35 and Browserbase $20. The head-to-head prices both at eight volumes and for short sessions.
Browserless against every hosted browser
3,000 sessions of 2 minutes a month, 100 browser hours, cheapest published plan on each; Browserless ranks 8 of 10:
Head to head: Browserbase vs Browserless, with short sessions and yearly billing. Leaving? See Browserless alternatives. Price your own sessions on every vendor in headless browser API pricing.
Source: Browserless pricing, read on the date below. Monthly prices were read with the page's Pay Monthly toggle selected.
Prices checked against each platform's own pricing page on .