What is Hyperbrowser?
Hosted Chrome sessions, code sandboxes and web data APIs that AI agents and scrapers call on demand.
Who is Hyperbrowser best for?
Hyperbrowser is best for AI agent builders who need hosted browsers, web scraping and code sandboxes on demand.
Browser agents
Connect Playwright or Puppeteer, or run HyperAgent and Browser Use, against hosted Chrome sessions that keep logins between runs.
Scraping and crawling
The Web API fetches pages, crawls sites or runs searches and returns Markdown, HTML, screenshots or JSON in your schema.
Running agent code
Sandboxes run code in isolated VMs, with snapshots to reuse a set-up environment and GPU options for heavier jobs.
Many sessions at once
Paid plans run 25 or 100 browsers in parallel, and Hyperbrowser states a new browser is ready in under 500 ms.
How much does Hyperbrowser cost?
Hyperbrowser starts free with 5,000 credits; Startup costs $30 a month and Scale $100 a month, and each plan's fee comes back as the same amount in usage credits.
- 5,000 credits, about 50 browser hours
- 1 concurrent session
- 7 days of data retention
- 30,000 credits a month
- 25 concurrent sessions
- CAPTCHA solving, stealth mode, residential proxies
- 100,000 credits a month
- 100 concurrent sessions
- Premium residential proxies
1,000 credits cost $1. On every plan, browser time is $0.10 an hour, proxy data $10 per GB, page fetches $0.001 each, searches $0.005 each and HyperAgent or Browser Use agent steps $0.02 each. Plan credits reset at renewal and do not carry over; credits bought separately last 12 months. Enterprise, with 1,000+ concurrent sessions and 180+ days of data retention, is priced through sales and comes with a 14-day trial. Full pricing on hyperbrowser.ai. We checked these prices on .
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How do I connect Hyperbrowser to my AI agent?
Hyperbrowser MCP is Hyperbrowser's official MCP server. Add it to your agent once, then ask it to scrape pages and automate browser tasks with Hyperbrowser.
Gives your agent Hyperbrowser's cloud browsers, so it can open sites, pull content and complete multi-step web tasks that need a real browser.
$ claude mcp add hyperbrowser -- npx hyperbrowser-mcp
It runs on your computer, so Claude Code starts it when it needs it.
Hyperbrowser's setup guide covers the sign-in.
Then ask your agent
- Runs
- On your computer
- Sign-in
- See guide
- Maker
- Hyperbrowser
- Guide
- hyperbrowser.ai
What are the best Hyperbrowser alternatives?
One tool on Recaply does Hyperbrowser's job. It is open source, so you can run it on your own server.
Questions about Hyperbrowser
What does a Hyperbrowser credit buy?
One Hyperbrowser credit is worth $0.001, so 1,000 credits cost $1. That buys 10 hours of browser time, 1,000 basic page fetches or 200 web searches; proxy data costs 10,000 credits per GB.
Who is Hyperbrowser for?
Hyperbrowser is best for AI agent builders who need hosted browsers, web scraping and code sandboxes on demand.
Is Hyperbrowser free?
Yes. Hyperbrowser has a free plan: 5,000 credits, about 50 browser hours.
How much does Hyperbrowser cost?
Hyperbrowser's paid plans are Startup at $30 per month and Scale at $100 per month.
Does Hyperbrowser have an MCP server?
Yes. Hyperbrowser MCP is Hyperbrowser's official MCP server, so agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can scrape pages and automate browser tasks with Hyperbrowser. It runs on your computer.
Is there an open source alternative to Hyperbrowser?
Yes. Firecrawl is an open source tool that does the same job, so you can run your own.
What are the best Hyperbrowser alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Firecrawl.
Where can I try Hyperbrowser?
On its official website, hyperbrowser.ai.







