Browser Use
by Browser Use
Pay as you go cloud browsers and web agents
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Browser Use offers hosted browsers at $0.02 per hour, residential proxies at $5 per GB, and web agents billed at the model price plus 20 percent plus browser time and traffic. An on-prem option runs browsers and agents inside your own network. Costs track the model you pick, and its own benchmark shows hard tasks can cost several dollars each on top models, so budget per task before you scale.
Our verdict
Browser Use is the most transparent pay as you go option here, with every rate on one page. The model markup and per task cost on hard jobs are the trade-off.
Best for
Developers who want metered browsers and agents without a monthly commitment.
Avoid if
You need a fixed monthly price or a no-code builder.
Pros
- Fully public per model and per hour rates
- No subscription or minimum spend
- SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA listed on the pricing page
Cons
- Agent bills add 20 percent on top of model cost
- Hard tasks on frontier models can cost dollars each
- Needs developer time to wire into your stack
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does Browser Use cost?
There is no subscription. Cloud browsers are $0.02 per hour, residential proxy is $5 per GB, and web agents cost the model price plus 20 percent plus browser time and traffic.
Is there a free credit?
The pricing page lists $1 of free credit, and credits never expire.
Is Browser Use secure enough for business data?
The pricing page lists SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA, and an on-prem option runs browsers and agents inside your own network.