pricing.

You pay for time, not traffic. Bandwidth is included.

$0.10 / browser-hour
billed per second, from create to delete
$0 / GB
bandwidth and proxies included, however much you use

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## why it works out cheaper

Most providers charge a low hourly rate and then bill you per gigabyte. Here is a one-hour session that loads 250MB:

browser bandwidth total elsewhere $0.02/hr $1.25 $1.27 guise $0.10/hr included $0.10

The more your agent browses, the bigger the difference. We own our bandwidth instead of renting it by the gigabyte.

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## what a browser-hour means

One browser running for one hour, from the moment you create it to the moment it is deleted. It adds up across sessions:

1 browser × 60 min = 1 browser-hour = $0.10 30 browsers × 2 min = 1 browser-hour = $0.10 1 browser × 90 sec = 90 seconds = $0.0025

Delete early and pay less — a browser deleted after 90 seconds costs 90 seconds. Forget to, and it runs until ttlSec fires and you pay for all of it, whether or not anything was still driving it. The timer caps the bill; it does not shorten it.