PRICING
Pay for the hours you use.
One browser running for one hour is one browser-hour. The clock starts when the browser is ready and stops when you give it back — so give it back when you are finished, and you will not be charged for a browser sitting idle.
Free
Enough to try it properly and decide.
$0/month
1 browser-hour included — then it stops
- 1 browser-hour a month
- 1 browser at a time
- 15-minute sessions
- Watch it live, or take over
- Stops at the included hour — no surprise bill
Developer
START HEREFor the automation behind one product.
$20/month
100 browser-hours included, then $0.10/hour
- 100 browser-hours a month, then $0.10/hour
- 10 browsers at a time
- 6-hour sessions
- Watch it live, or take over
- Email support
Scale
For many browsers at once, running for hours.
$99/month
500 browser-hours included, then $0.08/hour
- 500 browser-hours a month, then $0.08/hour
- 50 browsers at a time
- 6-hour sessions
- Watch it live, or take over
- Priority support
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
- What happens if I go over?
- On a paid plan the extra hours are added to your next invoice at the rate above, counted in whole hours — the part-hour left at the end of a month is not billed. On Free there is no bill to add to, so it stops until the month resets, and you will never get a surprise charge.
- Can I change plan or cancel?
- Any time, from your dashboard. Cancelling keeps the plan running until the end of the month you have already paid for, and nothing renews after that.
- What if a browser fails to start?
- You are not charged for time it never ran. If a request times out, sending it again returns the same browser rather than starting a second one.
- Do I need a card for the free plan?
- Yes. Every browser costs us real money to run, and a card is the simplest way to keep throwaway accounts from spending it. The free plan still does not charge you.