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AdsCrawl uses a credit-based pricing model: every plan comes with a monthly credit allowance (or a one-time grant on Free) that you spend as you use the API. Browser task requests each consume one credit, and Cloud Browsers bill at one credit per started minute. Pick the plan that matches your volume — start on Free to explore the APIs, then move to a paid tier when you need more credits, more saved browser profiles, or more API keys.

Free

$0 — no monthly fee
  • 500 one-time credits
  • 1 Cloud Browser profile (save now; upgrade to launch)
  • 1 API key
Start free →

Hobby

$9 / month
  • 3,000 credits per month
  • 20 Cloud Browser profiles
  • 3 API keys
Choose Hobby →

Starter

$49 / month ⭐ Recommended
  • 100,000 credits per month
  • 50 Cloud Browser profiles
  • 10 API keys
Choose Starter →

Pro

$199 / month
  • 500,000 credits per month
  • 200 Cloud Browser profiles
  • 30 API keys
Choose Pro →
The Free plan lets you save one Cloud Browser profile, but you need an active paid plan to launch it. Upgrade at any time from the dashboard.
Annual billing coming soon. Monthly billing is currently the only available cycle. Check the dashboard for updates on annual pricing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, on all paid plans. Credits reset at the start of each billing cycle — 3,000 on Hobby, 100,000 on Starter, and 500,000 on Pro. The Free plan’s 500 credits are a one-time grant and do not renew.
You can save one Cloud Browser profile on the Free plan, but you need an active paid plan to launch it. Concurrent run limits for paid plans are configured on your account. Upgrade to Hobby or above to start running browsers.
Each browser task request (POST /html, POST /screenshot, POST /spa-extract) consumes 1 credit when the request passes validation and before execution begins. Cloud Browsers consume 1 credit per started minute, counted from a successful start until the browser stops. Credits are not refunded if a request fails after consumption has already occurred.
Each plan includes a different API key allowance:Keep your API keys on a trusted server or in a secret manager — never expose them in client-side code, URLs, or logs.
Sign in to the AdsCrawl dashboard and open Billing & Usage. You’ll see your current plan, credit balance, and account limits including Cloud Browser profile capacity and concurrent run allowance.
Once your credit balance reaches zero, API requests return a 402 INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS error. Top up your balance or upgrade to a higher plan from the Billing & Usage section of the dashboard. Requests are not queued — they fail immediately until credits are available.