$15 Free Credits for Eligible New Signups (No Card)
Eligible new users signing up through Google, GitHub, or Microsoft receive $15 in credits once per person, and Browser Use says no payment card is required. Browser Use currently charges $0.02 per browser-hour, rounded to whole minutes with a one-minute minimum. Browser Use Agents also incur model-token charges plus a 20% service fee, along with browser time and traffic. Managed residential proxy traffic is $5/GB and is on by default; direct or bring-your-own proxy traffic is listed at $0.20/GB. The current billing table lists credit expiry as “Never”.
What Happens After the deal: After the $15 credit is consumed, there is no subscription to cancel. Continued cloud usage is pay-as-you-go, with the current minimum paid top-up set at $5.
How to Claim this Deal
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- 2Create a new eligible account using Google, GitHub, or Microsoft. These are the signup methods specifically named for the $15 offer.
- 3Complete account creation; no card is required for the free credit grant. Check the Cloud billing/credit balance for the $15 allocation.
- 4For API or MCP use, create an API key under Menu → API Keys. The official MCP instructions are available on the Browser Use MCP page.
Key Benefits
- $15 in free Browser Use credits once per eligible new user.
- No credit card required to receive the signup credits.
- Pay-as-you-go instead of a required monthly subscription.
- Current pricing lists credit expiry as never.
- Credits can offset usage of Browser Use's cloud browser and agent services.
Eligibility & Requirements
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Browser Use Inc. develops open-source and hosted software for AI-driven browser automation. Its products include AI browser agents, remote browser infrastructure, APIs and SDKs, MCP integrations, and an MIT-licensed open-source Browser Use project for developers building agents that need to operate websites.
Common Use Cases
- Use Browser Use to let AI agents navigate and interact with websites.
- Connect Browser Use to coding assistants through hosted MCP.
- Run browser-automation tasks through an API and return structured JSON.
- Use Browser Use as remote Chromium infrastructure for Playwright or Puppeteer.
- Automate form filling, website research, data extraction, and repetitive browser workflows.
- Run website testing and QA without maintaining local browser infrastructure.
- Use persistent browser profiles for workflows requiring existing website logins.
