Pick Browserbase if
teams that need a fleet of headless browsers and will pay for concurrent sessions.
Read the Browserbase pageBrowserbase vs Hyperbrowser
Our take
Pick Browserbase if teams that need a fleet of headless browsers and will pay for concurrent sessions. Pick Hyperbrowser if teams that want one credit wallet across browsers, fetch, and hosted agents. Skip Browserbase if people who only want URL → markdown (Firecrawl) or a search-credit API (Tavily). Skip Hyperbrowser if people who only need a local Playwright driver (Stagehand) or a general agent workbench (Manus).
Hyperbrowser
**hosted browsers
Best for
Browserbase Spin a remote Playwright/Puppeteer session
Hyperbrowser Rent a stealth Chromium plus a fetch/search meter
Free plan
Browserbase $0 · /mo. 3 concurrent browsers; 1 browser hour; 3 Agent runs; 1,000 Search; 1,000 Fetch; 15 minutes/session; $5 in model tokens
Hyperbrowser $0 · 5,000 credits; 1 concurrent session; 7-day retention
Lowest paid
Browserbase Developer $20/mo
Hyperbrowser Startup $30/mo
Next step up
Browserbase Startup $99/mo
Hyperbrowser Scale $100/mo
Coding agent
Browserbase Identity
Hyperbrowser Agents
Runs where
Browserbase Hosted
Hyperbrowser Hosted
Watch out
Browserbase Free is 1 browser hour
Hyperbrowser Free is 5,000 credits
Last checked
Browserbase 2026-10-21 · browserbase.com/pricing
Hyperbrowser 2026-10-22 · hyperbrowser.ai/pricing
Which one, then?
Pick Hyperbrowser if
teams that want one credit wallet across browsers, fetch, and hosted agents.
Read the Hyperbrowser page