Hyperbrowser

hyperbrowser.ai · 2 records in Compute, Crawling · JSON

Records 2

caveatHyperbrowser (Compute)USD 30/month
Computefree tieridentity emailno cardlimit request-rateevidence documentedstale on 2026-11-22
trialHyperbrowser (Crawling)
Crawlingfree tieridentity emailno cardlimit retention-clampedevidence documentedstale on 2026-11-22

Compute

Free allowance: 5,000 credits on a free account, enough for 50 browser hours or 5,000 fetched pages at base rates
Verdict: caveatusable, with a named limit or an unprobed read path
Cost: free tierpaid plans from USD 30/month
Identity: emailno card, no phone
Binding limit: request-rate25 concurrent sessions on Startup at USD 30 a month
Evidence: documented2 sources; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness: stale on 2026-11-22checked 2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-22

Free tier	5,000 credits on a free account, enough for 50 browser hours or 5,000 fetched pages at base rates unit mixed; metered on wall-clock; 1,000 credits is USD 1 of usage
Price	none stated
Limits	per-object-cap 5,000 credits a month on the free account source request-rate (binding) 25 concurrent sessions on Startup at USD 30 a month source one credit is USD 0.001, so 5,000 credits is USD 5 of usage
Binding	request-rate the 5,000-credit monthly pool is shared across browsers, sandboxes, web data and agents, so an agent run spends the browser budget
Identity	email a free account; no card stated
Egress	proxies are bundled into the credit; the page states no separate per-GB line free allowance: within the 5,000 credits
Retention	not stated on the page read
Interface	rest, cli REST API and SDKs; browser sessions, scraping and agents
Tooling	SDK and REST; Playwright over CDP
Composes with	an allowance that covers browsers, sandboxes, scraping and agents from one credit pool
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	50 browser hours a month at base rates is the largest free browser allowance in this class, and it is a credit pool rather than a browser-hour cap.
Parsed numbers	price USD 30 10 hours a day / month price USD 30 / month has-free-tier 1 per-object-cap 5000 credits / month

Evidence 2

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	www.hyperbrowser.ai/pricing	free account: 5,000 credits, enough for 50 browser hours or 5,000 fetched pages; 1 credit is USD 0.001
2026-10-22	www.hyperbrowser.ai/pricing	Startup is USD 30 a month with USD 30 of usage and 25 concurrent sessions

More fields 14

shape	`{"vcpu": null,"ram_gib": null,"disk_gib": null,"gpu_class": null,"gpu_count": null}`
billing model	wall-clock
granularity	`{"min_billed_s": 1,"rounding_s": 1}`
session cap	`{"wall_clock_min": null,"idle_reap_s": null,"restart_required": false,"note": "not stated"}`
keep rate	`{"value": 0.0,"basis": "credits are spent per use","source": "https://www.hyperbrowser.ai/pricing"}`
persistent storage	`{"included_gib": null,"price_gib_month": null,"durability": "not stated","survives_stop": null,"survives_destroy": null,"max_retention": "not stated"}`
network out	`{"allow_outbound": true,"allow_inbound_listen": false,"ports": "CDP","static_ip": null,"ipv6": null,"per_session_bytes": null}`
free tier kind	allowance
m10h usd	30.0
m24h usd	30.0
price arithmetic	5,000 credits = USD 5; 50 browser hours at base rate is 100 credits an hour
price note	Startup at USD 30 a month includes USD 30 of usage and 25 concurrent sessions; 300 browser hours at base rate is inside the credit.
price basis	300 and 730 BROWSER HOURS, not a 2 vCPU shape. A browser host sells minutes of a remote browser, so these rows are not comparable with a sandbox row.
burst x	1.0

Unknown values 2

Crawling

Free allowance: 5,000 credits on signup, 1 concurrent session, 7 days of data retention
Verdict: triala time-boxed or one-time trial, not a recurring allowance
Cost: free tier
Identity: emailno card, no phone
Binding limit: retention-clampedjob results are kept 7 days on Free, 14 at the provider for Browser Run; a poll after that is a 410
Evidence: documented1 source; a first-party page was read and the sentence quoted
Freshness: stale on 2026-11-22checked 2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-22

Free tier	5,000 credits on signup, 1 concurrent session, 7 days of data retention unit requests; metered on request-count
Price	none stated
Limits	request-rate 1 concurrent session on Free; 25 on Startup at USD 30 a month for 30,000 credits source request-rate browser usage 100 credits an hour, so 5,000 credits is 50 browser hours source retention-clamped (binding) job results are kept 7 days on Free, 14 at the provider for Browser Run; a poll after that is a 410
Identity	email signup is an account; no card stated for Free
Egress	not applicable: Markdown or JSON answers
Per-object cap	not applicable: the unit is a browser hour or a page
Retention	the 5,000 credits are one-time; job results are kept 7 days
Interface	rest REST sessions, web crawl and scrape; 1 credit is USD 0.001
Tooling	not stated
Composes with	A crawl provider's four; always rendered, so its cost per page is a browser hour rather than a request
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	One-time, so it is a trial. It renders every page whatever is asked, which makes it the wrong leg for a cheap plain fetch and the right one for a page that cannot be read any other way.
Parsed numbers	has-free-tier 1 request-rate 30000 credits request-rate 100 credits / hour

Evidence 1

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	www.hyperbrowser.ai/pricing	Free USD 0 to start with 5,000 credits, all four products, 1 concurrent session, 7 days of data retention; 1,000 credits is USD 1; browser usage 100 credits an hour

Unknown values 2