React Scan Pricing

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At a glance

Free and open source (MIT). No paid tiers — install via npm, CLI, script tag, or browser extension.

Self-hosting cost

React Scan is open source under the MIT license — the software itself costs nothing to run. Your real cost is the infrastructure you run it on plus the time to operate it.

Free & cheaper Browser Extensions & DevTools

same category, free plan or open-source license

RequestlyFree plan at $0; Pro lists at $12/user/month monthly or $9/user/month annually. Enterprise/SSO needs require paid scoping; source posture is AGPLv3/proprietary rather than a generic permissive-license self-hosting promise.HyperbrowserCredit pricing: browser usage $0.10/hour, proxy data $10/GB, AI-agent steps $0.02/step; subscriptions or direct credits.Accomplish Coworkeropen sourceOpen-source MIT-licensed repository. Users may still need to pay for Anthropic, Claude, or other model/API usage plus any local infrastructure they run.Agent Browseropen sourceFree and open source under Apache 2.0

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FAQ

How much does React Scan cost?

Free and open source (MIT). No paid tiers — install via npm, CLI, script tag, or browser extension.

Does React Scan have a free plan?

Yes — React Scan is open source and free to use.

Can you self-host React Scan for free?

React Scan is open source under the MIT license — the software itself is free to run; you only pay for your own infrastructure.

What are free or cheaper React Scan alternatives?

Requestly, Hyperbrowser, Accomplish Coworker are in the same category with a free plan or open-source license.

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