Simple, usage-based pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more concurrency or longer sessions. Your proxy bandwidth is paid directly to the provider — no markup from us.
For trying it out. No card required.
- 50 sessions / month
- 30-minute max session
- 1 concurrent session
- BYO proxy supported
- No SLA
For solo devs and side projects.
- 500 sessions / month
- 1-hour max session
- 3 concurrent sessions
- BYO proxy supported
- Email support
For production agents and small teams.
- 5,000 sessions / month
- 2-hour max session
- 10 concurrent sessions
- BYO proxy supported
- Priority support
- Higher rate limits
For scaling agent workloads at companies.
- 20,000 sessions / month
- Unlimited session duration
- 25 concurrent sessions
- BYO proxy supported
- Dedicated support channel
- SAML / SSO (coming)
On Pro or Team and need bigger boxes? Add high-memory sandboxes — r/x/z memory-optimized up to 4 TB RAM, or u-* bare-metal up to 24 TB. Or talk to us about Enterprise (dedicated capacity, SOC2 roadmap, custom limits).
Pricing FAQ
What is a "session"?
One Chromium container instance that you spin up via the dashboard or API. A session runs until you delete it, hits the duration cap, or sits idle for 15 minutes.
Do you mark up the proxy bandwidth?
No. We're affiliated with providers like Bright Data and Decodo, but you pay them directly for your bandwidth and you keep the relationship. We earn a small affiliate commission when you sign up via our links.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from the dashboard at any time; you keep access until the end of your current billing period. No refunds for partial months during the alpha.
How does billing work?
We use Paystack for cards. Your subscription is billed monthly on the day you subscribe; you can cancel anytime from your dashboard. We're in test mode right now — use a Paystack test card to try the flow (e.g. 4084 0840 8408 4081 · any future expiry · any CVV).
Is there a free trial of the paid tiers?
Not at launch — but the Free tier has no card requirement and is good for evaluating. We'll add trial periods once we've seen real usage patterns.