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Browserbase costs Free to $99 per mo as of July 2026, with 4 plans available including a free tier. Plans: Free Plan (free), Developer Plan at $20/mo, and Startup Plan at $99/mo. Enterprise pricing is available on request. Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

Use the interactive pricing calculator to estimate your exact cost based on team size and requirements.

  • Free tier: Yes

Browserbase offers 4 pricing tiers: Free Plan, Developer Plan, Startup Plan, Scale Plan. A free plan is available. Paid plans include Developer Plan at $20/mo, Startup Plan at $99/mo.

Browserbase lists $0-$99/mo, but hidden costs like implementation and support add to the total as of July 2026. Key hidden costs: one-minute minimum billing, browser hours overage, proxy bandwidth overage. Verified from 1 sources by CostBench.

Hidden Costs Breakdown

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One-minute minimum billing

high overage

Even if a task completes in a few seconds, users are billed for a full minute of browser time, which can significantly inflate costs for workflows involving thousands of short-duration tasks.

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This means that even if a task completes in a few seconds, users are billed for a full minute of browser time

2

Browser Hours Overage

medium overage

After included hours, Developer plans are charged around $0.12 per hour, and Startup plans around $0.10 per hour.

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Beyond the base plan allocations, overage rates apply for various services: * Browser Hours: After included hours, Developer plans are charged around $0.12 per hour, and Startup plans around $0.10 per hour

3

Proxy Bandwidth Overage

medium overage

After included allocation, Developer plans incur charges of approximately $12 per GB, while Startup plans are around $10 per GB.

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Proxy Bandwidth: Developer plans incur charges of approximately $12 per GB, while Startup plans are around $10 per GB after their included allocation

4

Fetch API Overage

medium overage

Overage rates for Fetch API calls range from $0.5 per 1,000 calls without proxies to $4 per 1,000 calls with proxies, depending on the plan.

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Beyond the base plan allocations, overage rates apply for various services: * Browser Hours: After included hours, Developer plans are charged around $0.12 per hour, and Startup plans around $0.10 per hour

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Cost Forecasting Complexity

high implementation

The simultaneous running of multiple meters (browser hours, proxy bandwidth, LLM costs, API calls) makes cost forecasting complex, especially at scale.

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Users also note that "cost at scale" can be a concern due to the multiple meters running simultaneously (browser hours, proxy bandwidth, LLM costs, API calls), making cost forecasting complex

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What hidden costs should I budget for with Browserbase?

Beyond the license fee, budget for: One-minute minimum billing (70%); Browser Hours Overage ($0.12 per hour); Proxy Bandwidth Overage ($12 per GB); Fetch API Overage ($4 per 1,000 calls). Exact totals depend on your deployment size and negotiated terms.

02 Does Browserbase charge for implementation?

Browserbase implementation is not included in the license cost. The simultaneous running of multiple meters (browser hours, proxy bandwidth, LLM costs, API calls) makes cost forecasting complex, especially at scale..

03 How much does Browserbase support cost?

Premium support pricing for Browserbase depends on your tier and contract terms. See the sourced cost breakdown above for any verified figures we have.

04 Are there overage or storage costs with Browserbase?

Even if a task completes in a few seconds, users are billed for a full minute of browser time, which can significantly inflate costs for workflows involving thousands of short-duration tasks.. Estimated impact: 70%.

05 What add-ons cost extra with Browserbase?

Add-on pricing for Browserbase varies by feature. The sourced cost breakdown above lists any verified add-on costs we have.

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