Pricing

It costs less to run, so it costs less to use.

Pay only for what your tasks use. Stealth, fingerprinting and bot-check handling come with every task.

Open MCP

Freeopen source

A real Chrome on your own machine, driven by your coding agent's model.

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Browser

  • Your own Chrome, IP and window
  • Compact snapshots, each screen sent once
  • Read-only page queries

Safety

  • Secrets typed as placeholders
  • Hand-off when a page needs you
  • Allowed-host list
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Pay as you go

$5minimum top-up, pay as you go

Add credits from $5 and pay only for what your tasks use, in the app and the managed MCP. No subscription, no seat fees.

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Infrastructure

  • Cloud Chrome, headed on its own display
  • Live view, take control, replays
  • Browser kept for follow-ups

Identity

  • Stealth mode on every task
  • Fingerprint personas per person and site
  • Residential IPs in 20 countries, sticky per site

Capabilities

  • CAPTCHA and bot-check solving
  • Encrypted logins with 2FA, inbox codes, passkeys
  • Managed MCP for Claude, Cursor and Codex

Enterprise

Custom

For running agents every day, at volume.

Talk to sales

Infrastructure

  • Volume rates
  • Dedicated or your own proxies
  • Countries and sites set up with you

Support

  • Spending limits set up with you
  • A direct line to the people who build it

Pay-as-you-go rates

All prices in US dollars. Every task shows its cost while it runs, split the same way. Most everyday tasks come to a few cents.

Browser time$0.05per browser-hour

Billed in whole minutes, with a 1-minute minimum.

Residential proxies$4per GB

Only for sites that need a local address.

Custom proxy? Talk to sales.

Agent modelsCost + 20%on each model's token costiWhy 20%? A task is many model calls, not one. pilotfish plans each task, turns every page into a compact snapshot the model can read, checks the answer against what was asked and retries what failed, and keeps prompt caching warm so each call costs less. The 20% pays for that orchestration and the infrastructure behind it. You only pay for the tokens your tasks actually use, and every task shows its model cost.

The AI models a task uses are billed at the model's actual token cost, plus a 20% service fee.

CAPTCHAs$0.0008to $0.002 per CAPTCHA solved

Charged per solve at the solving service's price for that kind of check. See the list below.

Per CAPTCHA solved

reCAPTCHA v2
$0.0008
reCAPTCHA v3 and Enterprise
$0.001
hCaptcha
$0.001
Arkose FunCaptcha
$0.001
Cloudflare Turnstile and challenge
$0.0012
AWS WAF
$0.002
DataDome
$0.002
Other checks, such as press and hold
$0.002

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Everything each plan includes.

FeatureOpen MCPFree open sourcePay as you go$5 minimum top-up, pay as you goEnterpriseCustom
Browser infrastructure
Real ChromeOn your machineIn our cloudIn our cloud
Live view and take controlYour own window
Replays of every step–
Browser kept between follow-ups–
Files the browser downloads–
Planning while the browser starts–
Stealth and identity
Stealth mode: patched Chrome, automation signals masked–
Fingerprint personas, consistent per person and site–
Windows and Mac personas with real fonts and graphics–
Residential IPs in 20 countries–
Sticky IP per site, held while you're signed in–
Network fingerprint matched to the browser's OS–
Dedicated or your own proxies––
CAPTCHAs and bot checks
reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, Turnstile, Arkose, AWS WAF, DataDome–
Press-and-hold and Turnstile handled at no charge–
Solving turned off per site–
You as the last step, in the live browser
Accounts and security
Secrets never reach the model
Encrypted vault: passwords, authenticator keys, recovery codes–
One-time codes read from your inbox–
Passkeys–
Several accounts a site, with a default–
Your approval before paying, ordering or sending–
Agents and models
Open MCP browser tools
Managed MCP: tasks run as you, with your logins–
Tasks for your product's users, each with their own logins, IP and device–
The answer checked against the page before it's returned–
AI modelsYour agent's ownGPT-6 Luna, GPT-5 mini or nanoGPT-6 Luna, GPT-5 mini or nano
Saved tasks–
Spending
Live cost of every task–
Cost per end user, by kind–
Monthly spending limits–
Volume rates––

Questions

How does pay as you go work?

Buy credits from $5, as often as you like. Your tasks draw on them at the rates above, and every task shows its cost while it runs. You'll get a notice when your credits run low.

What happens when my credits run out?

Credits belong to your organization. When they run out, new tasks don't start and running tasks pause where they are. An admin adds credits (or auto reload tops them up from the saved card), you press Continue, and each picks up from where it left off.

What does a task cost?

Each task's cost is shown in the app while it runs, split into browser time, AI models, residential traffic and CAPTCHA solves. Most everyday tasks cost a few cents.

Is stealth mode extra?

No. Stealth mode, fingerprint personas and the bot-check handling come with every task. You pay only for the residential traffic and the CAPTCHA solves a task actually uses.

Can I cap spending?

Yes. Admins set a monthly limit for the organization (tasks pause at it until an admin turns on overage) and an allowance for each person, and a task that reaches its own limit pauses so you can choose to continue it.

Which models does it use?

OpenAI's GPT-6 Luna, by default: it runs every step of a task. You can pick GPT-5 mini or GPT-5 nano for a task instead.

Can we run tasks for our own users?

Yes. In a shared project each of your users is an identity: pilotfish keeps their logins, sessions, residential IP and device apart and never hands them back. They save their logins on a one-time link, so no AI sees a password, and every task's result says what it cost, so you can bill each user.

Is our data used to train models?

pilotfish doesn't train models on your tasks, pages or logins. Saved passwords and codes are never sent to a model at all.

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