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| Browser Rendering service is currently available at no cost up to the [limits](/browser-rendering/platform/limits/) specified until billing begins. Pricing to be announced and we will provide advance notice before any billing begins. | ||
| Browser Rendering is currently available at no cost up to the [limits](/browser-rendering/platform/limits/) specified, with billing beginning on August 20, 2025 at the following rates: | ||
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| | Plan | Included duration | Included concurrency | Price (beyond included) | | ||
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| | **Workers Free** | 10 minutes per day | 3 concurrent browsers | N/A | | ||
| | **Workers Paid** | 10 hours per month | 10 concurrent browsers (averaged monthly) | **1. REST API**: $0.09 per additional browser hour <br />**2. Workers Bindings**: $0.09 per additional browser hour <br /> $2.00 per additional concurrent browser | | ||
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| You can monitor your Browser Rendering usage in the [Cloudflare dashboard](https://dash.cloudflare.com). Go to **Compute (Workers)** > **Browser Rendering**. | ||
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| ### Examples of Workers Paid pricing | ||
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| #### Example: REST API pricing | ||
| If a Workers Paid user uses the REST API for 50 hours during the month, the estimated cost for the month is as follows. | ||
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| For **browser duration**: | ||
| <br/>50 hours - 10 hours (included in plan) = 40 hours | ||
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. ? should just be an unordered list?
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. I think unordered list gives the impression that it's a list of separate things rather than a flow. But an ordered list would make it look like steps. I thought this was clearest. But I can change if you think it's better. If I do, I would need to change both examples. |
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| <br/>40 hours × $0.09 per hour = $3.60 | ||
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| #### Example: Workers Bindings pricing | ||
| If a Workers paid user uses the Workers Bindings method for 50 hours during the month, and uses 10 concurrent browsers for the first 15 days and 20 concurrent hours the last 15 days, the estimated cost for the month is as follows. | ||
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| For **browser duration**: | ||
| <br/>50 hours - 10 hours (included in plan) = 40 hours | ||
| <br/>40 hours × $0.09 per hour = $3.60 | ||
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| For **concurrent browsers**: | ||
| <br/>((10 browsers × 15 days) + (20 browsers × 15 days)) = 450 total browsers used in month | ||
| <br />450 browsers used in month ÷ 30 days in month = 15 browsers (averaged monthly) | ||
| <br/>15 browsers (averaged monthly) − 10 (included in plan) = 5 browsers | ||
| <br/>5 browsers × $2.00 per browser = $10.00 | ||
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| For **browser duration** and **concurrent browsers**: | ||
| <br/>$3.60 + $10.00 = $13.60 | ||
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<br/>aren't needed, we have spacing built directly into our headers and other places.Uh oh!
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Without the br, I thought it looked too awkwardly close. And with double space, I thought it looked too far. But it can be removed if needed.