Plans, entitlements and metering
What the four Browserberg plans gate, how browser-hours are metered from readyAt to teardown, and how holdings are sampled once a day instead.
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Four plans, one enforcement point
There are four plans: Free, Dev at 29 EUR a month, Startup at 99 EUR a month, and Scale. A plan is a bundle of entitlements, and the entitlements are what the platform actually enforces: the maximum session length (which sets maxLifetimeAt at creation), how many pool browsers you may reserve, concurrency, and execution volume. Prices and the full matrix live on the pricing page.
Plan limits
| Maximum session length | Free 1 hour · Dev 6 hours · Startup 24 hours · Scale 72 hours. This ceiling sets maxLifetimeAt when a session is created. |
|---|---|
| Reserved pool browsers | Free 0 · Dev 5 · Startup 25 · Scale 100. Reserved capacity is billed as a holding. |
As of 2026-09-02
How usage is metered
Browser-hours are metered from readyAt — never from admission — to the end of every teardown path, including a container that died; a crash is not a way to stop the clock without a record. Holdings work differently: profiles, stored credentials and reserved pool browsers are sampled once a day rather than metered as a flow. A canceled or expired subscription drops the organisation to the free limits; nothing is suspended.
Tip · Read your usage
`GET /v1/usage` returns the four metered dimensions over a window, per day, with open sessions and the included quota; the dashboard’s Verbrauch screen draws it. See the [usage guide](/docs/guides/usage-and-billing).