Browse AI Pricing Guide 2026: Which Plan Should You Buy?

How Browse AI pricing actually works

Browse AI doesn't charge a flat per-seat fee alone. Every plan includes a monthly (or annual) credit allowance that every extraction or monitoring run draws from, alongside separate limits on monitored websites, users and data retention. Credits, website limits and seats all scale up together with each paid tier.

That makes Browse AI's pricing a little more involved to reason about than a simple 'per site' competitor, but it also means a lean user monitoring just a couple of pages can stay comfortably on a lower tier — or even the free plan.

Every Browse AI plan, summarized

• •Free — $0/month: 50 credits/month, unlimited robots, 2 monitored websites, 3 users, 90-day data retention, no credit card required.
• •Personal — $48/month or $19/month billed annually: 2,000 credits/month (12,000–24,000/year on annual billing), unlimited robots, 5 websites, 3 users, additional websites $5/month ($4/month annual).
• •Professional — $87/month or $69/month billed annually: 5,000–30,000 credits/month (60,000–360,000/year on annual billing), unlimited robots, 10 websites, 10 users, additional websites $3/month ($2.40/month annual).
• •Premium — custom pricing, starting at $500/month billed annually: 600,000+ credits/year, unlimited robots, custom website/user limits and data retention.

The best plan for most users

Personal is the sensible entry point once you outgrow the Free plan's 2-website limit — it's the first tier that meaningfully raises the credit allowance while keeping the price approachable for an individual or small team. Move to Professional once you need more than 5 monitored websites, more than 3 users, or you're consistently running low on credits before the cycle resets.

How Browse AI's pricing compares

Browse AI's credit-based model puts the real cost per site closer to Octoparse's tiered plans than to Apify's usage-based pricing, which can run higher or lower depending on scrape volume and complexity. For a handful of sites monitored on a normal schedule, Browse AI and Octoparse land in a similar price range; at high volume or with fully custom crawl logic, Apify's code-first pricing can end up more cost-efficient per extraction. See our Browse AI vs Apify comparison for the full trade-off.

When to upgrade

Watch for a few concrete signals rather than upgrading preemptively: running low on credits before the billing cycle resets, hitting your plan's monitored-website cap, or needing more than 3 (Free/Personal) or 10 (Professional) team seats.

If none of those apply yet, staying on your current tier — or adding a single extra website for a small monthly fee — is usually the cheaper move than upgrading a full tier early.