Browser Use: Pricing, Features & Alternatives (2026)
Open-source web agents and remote browsers.
Overview
Browser Use sells agents that finish browser tasks and a remote browser for running your own agents. The site says the open-source project has 117k GitHub stars, an MIT license, and 8.1 million downloads a month, and that its cloud browsers are $0.02 an hour.
Pricing
- Pricing from
- $0.02/hour
- Price model
- Usage
- Free tier
- No
- Trial
- No
Browsers are $0.02 per hour plus internet traffic. The page says credits start at $5, with no subscription and no expiry. Browser Use Agents are listed separately, with links to enterprise pricing and model prices, but those dollar rates were not on the homepage. Last checked 5 October 2026.
Features
- Sold to run the job rather than wait for a prompt on every step. Keep a way to stop it before it reaches a customer, a candidate, or a filing.
- Integrations: Chrome DevTools Protocol.
- Not sold as one named foundation model on the pages we opened.
Autonomy: Autonomous. Team size: Solo, Small team, Mid-market.
Pros
- Published starting price: $0.02/hour.
- Connects to Chrome DevTools Protocol.
- Developers who want a web agent or a cheap remote browser, with the option to self-host the open-source library.
Cons
- No free tier and no trial listed.
- Sold to operate the motion. Plan on supervising the first sends.
Who it is for
Developers who want a web agent or a cheap remote browser, with the option to self-host the open-source library.
Alternatives
Other products that appear in the same categories.
- BrowserbaseFree, then $20/month
- ChatGPT AtlasNot published
- Dia$20/month
- FellouNot published
- Genspark$24.99/month
Sources
Where it ranks
- Best AI Browsers#6 of 9