Browserbase MCP Server Pricing
At a glance
Open-source MIT-licensed MCP server ($0 software license). Connects to Browserbase cloud browser infrastructure with a Free tier (1 hr/mo browser runtime, 3 concurrent sessions), Developer ($20/mo with 100 hrs, $0.12/hr overage, 25 concurrent sessions, 1 GB proxy), Startup ($99/mo with 500 hrs, $0.10/hr overage, 100 concurrent sessions, 5 GB proxy), and custom Scale/Enterprise plans with Advanced Stealth (Verified fingerprints), dedicated IPs, SOC 2 Type II, and 99.99% SLA.
Self-hosting cost
Browserbase MCP Server is open source under the MIT license. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage. Any hosted, managed, or API plans remain separately priced.
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FAQ
How much does Browserbase MCP Server cost?
Open-source MIT-licensed MCP server ($0 software license). Connects to Browserbase cloud browser infrastructure with a Free tier (1 hr/mo browser runtime, 3 concurrent sessions), Developer ($20/mo with 100 hrs, $0.12/hr overage, 25 concurrent sessions, 1 GB proxy), Startup ($99/mo with 500 hrs, $0.10/hr overage, 100 concurrent sessions, 5 GB proxy), and custom Scale/Enterprise plans with Advanced Stealth (Verified fingerprints), dedicated IPs, SOC 2 Type II, and 99.99% SLA. Paid pricing starts at $20/mo.
Does Browserbase MCP Server have a free plan?
Yes — Browserbase MCP Server has a free plan alongside its paid tiers.
Can you self-host Browserbase MCP Server for free?
Browserbase MCP Server is open source under the MIT license. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage. Any hosted, managed, or API plans remain separately priced.
What are free or cheaper Browserbase MCP Server alternatives?
MCP Inspector, Playwright, MCP-Scan are in the same category with a free plan or open-source license.
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