onionwright · pricing
One meter. No per-seat, no per-profile.
You pay for browser-hours and nothing else. Not a seat, not each identity you keep, not a monthly minimum. An idle month costs zero; a busy one costs exactly the hours you ran, at one rate.
Pay as you go
$0.10 / browser-hour
One concurrent session, billed from your ConnectOnion balance alongside everything else you spend there. Add credit, spend it, stop whenever.
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Same meter, more at once
Concurrent sessions, deployment on your own infrastructure, and a coherent identity per account across a fleet. The hourly rate stays underneath; the rest is sized with you.
See what changesWhat an hour adds up to
The rate is the whole model, so the monthly cost is just the hours you run — no tier to pick, no seats to count.
| If you run | Hours / month | Cost / month |
|---|---|---|
| An hour a day a light, steady workload | 22 | $2.20 |
| A full working day, every weekday 8 hours × 22 days | 176 | $17.60 |
| A session running around the clock one continuous session, all month | 720 | $72.00 |
One concurrent session on self-serve, so the top row is the common case. Running several at once is where the enterprise conversation starts.
What you are not charged for
- Per seat — the meter is browser-hours, not people. A team of one and a team of ten pay for the hours they run, nothing more.
- Per profile — Multilogin and its kind bill for each identity you keep, monthly, whether or not it runs. Here an identity costs nothing to hold; you pay only while a session is live.
- A proxy-traffic markup — self-serve runs on your machine with the IP you bring, so there is no metered residential-GB charge stacked on top of the hourly rate.
- A monthly minimum or a seat licence to unlock the product — you add credit and spend it; an idle month costs nothing.
This is the actual difference in the bill. See it beside the alternatives: per-profile pricing and per-minute-plus-proxy pricing.
Pricing questions
What counts as a browser-hour?
Wall-clock time a browser session is running, metered from your ConnectOnion balance. A session open for thirty minutes is half an hour. There is no charge while nothing is running.
How is it billed?
From the same ConnectOnion balance your LLM calls and agent email draw from — one balance for everything. You top it up and usage spends it; there is no separate invoice or seat subscription to manage.
Is there a free tier or trial?
Pricing is usage-based, so a small top-up is effectively a trial — a few dollars is dozens of browser-hours at $0.10. There is no seat to buy before you can start.
When does it stop being self-serve?
The self-serve rate is one concurrent session per account. The moment you need several sessions at once, a deployment inside your own network, or a coherent identity held per account across a fleet, that is the enterprise conversation — the meter stays the same underneath, and the rest is sized with you.
Running more than one at a time?
Concurrency, private deployment, and per-account identity are sized with you — the hourly meter stays the honest part underneath.
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