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Browser Use Cloud alternative: Browserberg compared

Both run Chromium for agents. They differ on where your session data is processed, whether the product helps you evade bot detection, and what happens to your credentials.

Browserberg and Browser Use Cloud, side by side

Competitor figures come from Browser Use Cloud's published pricing and documentation on the date below. Where a figure is a vendor's own claim rather than an independent measurement, it says so.

Browserberg Browser Use Cloud
Where sessions run EU bare metal (OVHcloud) US-operated
Bot posture Authenticated-first, no stealth Agent-first
Price per browser hour EUR 0.08–0.09/hr USD 0.02/hr, 1-minute minimum
Free tier 5 hours Free tier
Credential vault Yes — encrypted, site-scoped, never in model context Profiles
Human takeover Yes — live view with single-writer lease Limited

As of 2026-08-30 · Competitor details come from each vendor's published pricing page on that date.

Questions people actually ask

Does the one-minute minimum matter for my workload?

It matters if your sessions are short. A run that takes twelve seconds is billed as a minute, so a workload of many brief sessions costs roughly five times the headline rate. For long sessions it makes no difference.

You use their open-source code. Is that a conflict?

We port parts of their perception work under its MIT licence and say so in our NOTICE file. It is not a conflict; it is why we can be specific about what their agent does well.

Their benchmark says 84.8%. What is yours?

We have not published one yet, and we will not quote a number we produced privately. The plan is a reproducible DACH benchmark with a public harness that competitors can rerun — which is the only kind of number worth arguing about.

Where Browserberg is the better fit

The benchmark is theirs


84.8% is a vendor-reported number on a vendor-designed suite. That is not an accusation — it is the norm in this category — but it is not the same as an independently reproducible result.

One-minute minimum billing


At USD 0.02 an hour the headline is unbeatable, but a workload of many short sessions is billed at a minute each, which changes the arithmetic considerably.

No sovereignty or compliance surface


US-operated, with no DPA-and-residency story for an EU buyer.

Where Browser Use Cloud is the better fit

A comparison page that never recommends the competitor is an advert, not a comparison.

Browser Use Cloud
Their open-source agent is excellent and we say so in our own NOTICE file — parts of our perception design are ported from it under its MIT licence. If price per hour dominates your decision and residency does not, they win on price and we would not argue.

Migrating from Browser Use Cloud

  1. Measure your session length distribution

    The one-minute minimum only bites on short runs. Get the histogram before you model the cost.

  2. Keep using their agent if it works

    It is MIT-licensed and it drives CDP. Running their agent against our sessions is a supported combination, not a compromise.

  3. Re-run your own tasks, not their suite

    Their 84.8% was measured on tasks they chose. Yours are the only ones that predict your result.

Settle it with your own script

Five browser hours free, no card. Point an existing Playwright or Puppeteer script at our endpoint and compare the result yourself.