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HeadlessFleet vs Hyperbrowser

Hyperbrowser sells residential proxy data at $10 per GB. Ours is US mobile at $1 per GB, with 5 or 25 GB included. Starter matches Hyperbrowser’s $0.10 per browser-hour, and Growth costs $0.09.

As of 2026-10-05.

  • US mobile IPs
  • Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile
  • Billed per second
  • Playwright over CDP

At a glance

  • $1 vs $10

    Per GB, Starter overage vs Startup. Ours is US mobile; theirs is residential.

    Sources: HeadlessFleet, Hyperbrowser 1 2

  • $50 vs $210

    Worked example A, 100 browser-hours and 20 GB at up to 10 concurrent. Starter vs Startup.

    Sources: HeadlessFleet, Hyperbrowser 1 2

  • $99 vs $270

    Worked example B, 200 browser-hours and 25 GB at up to 50 concurrent. Growth vs Scale.

    Sources: HeadlessFleet, Hyperbrowser 1 2

Figures as of 2026-10-05. Worked examples are our arithmetic.

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As of 2026-10-05, with sources in the tables below.

What a month costs

Our arithmetic from list prices as of 2026-10-05. How we calculate

Monthly cost of three workloads at each vendor’s list prices, as of 2026-10-05. Our arithmetic.
Monthly usageHeadlessFleetHyperbrowser
A 100 browser-hours, 20 GB, up to 10 concurrent$50Starter$210Startup
B 200 browser-hours, 25 GB, up to 50 concurrent$99Growth$270Scale
C 300 browser-hours, 5 GB, up to 10 concurrent$55Starter$80Startup
Sourcessourcesources 1 2

Feature by feature

Published list prices and documented features, as of 2026-10-05. Hyperbrowser’s managed proxy data is residential; ours is US mobile. “Not published” means the vendor’s public pages didn’t state it on 2026-10-05. Self-serve plans unless noted.
FeatureHeadlessFleetHyperbrowser
Plans and price
Free plan$0, no card: 20 browser-h and 10 GB mobile data a month; 5 concurrent; 6 h sessions source$0: 5,000 credits ($5); 1 concurrent; no proxies sources 1 2
Paid plans (concurrent browsers)Starter $29 (10) · Growth $99 (50) · Scale custom sourceStartup $30 (25) · Scale $100 (100) · Enterprise custom (1000+) source
Included usageStarter 40 h + 5 GB · Growth 200 h + 25 GB sourcePlan fee becomes usage credit: $30, $100 source
Browser time$0.10/h (Free, Starter) · $0.09/h (Growth) source$0.10/h source
How time is countedPer second from ready to stop; queue and boot time free; idle billed (closes after 120 s idle by default) sources 1 2Per second source
Network
Managed proxy typeUS mobile carrier (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile), on every session sourceResidential; Premium Residential on Scale source
Managed proxy dataIncluded: 10 GB (Free), 5 GB (Starter), 25 GB (Growth). Then $1/GB on every plan source$10/GB source
Managed mobile-carrier IPsYes, on all plans sourceNot published source
Bring your own proxyNoEnterprise only source
Exit locationsUS only: by state; by city where available; by carrier where the provider reports it sources 1 2100+ countries; US state and city source
Platform
IsolationOwn Firecracker microVM per session; destroyed when it stops; never reused source“Isolated browser instances”; VM or container not published source
Where browsers runOne location: US centralus-central, us-east, us-west, europe-west; asia-south on Enterprise and Select plans source
Max session length6 h (Free, Starter) · 12 h (Growth) · 24 h (Scale) source12 h source
CAPTCHA solvingNoneAutomatic, paid plans source
Fingerprint managementNoneBasic stealth (Startup, Scale); Ultra (Enterprise) source
Live viewYes, on headful sessionsYes source
Session recordingNone (CDP traffic and live view aren’t recorded) sourcerrweb on by default; MP4 optional source
FrameworksPlaywright over CDP · no SeleniumPlaywright, Puppeteer (Node); Selenium on request source
Official SDKsNot yet published sourceNode, Python source

Switching from Hyperbrowser

If your code already uses connectOverCDP, only session creation changes. One POST creates a session in its own microVM, with no SDK to install.

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