Our verdict
Browserbase positions itself as give your agents access to the whole web. There is a free tier, and 6 paid plans are published openly. Developer documentation is published, though there is no public changelog. We have not verified the prices by hand, so we do not quote them here. Everything above was checked on 2026-09-16.
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Pricing
Read automatically from browserbase.com. Prices change; the vendor’s page is authoritative.
| Tier | Monthly | Includes | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Plan | Free | ||
| Capabilities | $5 | ||
| Developer Plan | $20 | ||
| 25concurrent browsers | $0.12 | ||
| Startup Plan | $99 | ||
| 100concurrent browsers | $0.10 |
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Questions
Is Browserbase free?
Yes. Browserbase advertises a free tier on its own site.
How much does Browserbase cost?
Browserbase publishes pricing on its own site, listing 6 plans. We deliberately do not republish prices we have not verified by hand, because automated price extraction proved unreliable enough to mislead. Use the link on this page for current figures.
Does Browserbase have an API or developer docs?
Yes, Browserbase publishes developer documentation.
How is Browserbase scored here?
Browserbase scores 4.4 out of 10. That comes from a desk review of public evidence, which is capped at 8.5 out of 10: public pricing, documentation, maintenance signals and how much we could actually verify. Affiliate relationships are excluded from scoring entirely. The full rubric is published on our methodology page.