pricing
Minutes, not mysteries.
Every plan is a pool of agent run time. A 4-minute errand costs 4 minutes; a 40-minute session costs 40. Each step up is cheaper per hour.
900 cloud minutes — about 15 hours of cloud agents — plus 800 minutes in your own browser.
- 900 cloud min · 800 browser min / month
- Runs up to 45 minutes each
- Unlimited scheduled tasks
- 5 Identities · logins & documents
- Stealth browser · captchas solved
- API access · email support
$2.00 / cloud hour
1,600 cloud minutes — nearly 27 hours — plus 2,000 browser minutes. Two missions at once.
- 1,600 cloud min · 2,000 browser min / month
- 2 missions at once · priority queue
- Runs up to 90 minutes each
- Unlimited scheduled tasks
- 5 Identities · logins & documents
- API access · email support
$1.87 / cloud hour — 7% less than Pro
3,400 cloud minutes — about 2 hours of cloud agents every day — plus 4,500 browser minutes.
- 3,400 cloud min · 4,500 browser min / month
- 4 missions at once · priority queue
- Runs up to 2 hours each
- Unlimited scheduled tasks & Identities
- Stealth browser · captchas solved
- API access · priority support
$1.76 / cloud hour — the best rate
Pools reset on the 1st. Heavy week? Top up +250 cloud minutes for $9.99, added to the current month. A daily safeguard, set well above normal use, only exists so a runaway schedule can't drain your month in a day. Cancel anytime — month to month, no contracts.
the receipts
What a month actually holds
Real schedules, real arithmetic — a typical scheduled session runs 10–20 minutes. Mix yours however you like; these are just months we'd actually run.
Pro — the job hunt
one campaign, run every single day
Room left for one-off errands — and the 800 browser minutes are still untouched for anything you'd rather run in your own Chrome.
Max — the growth engine
a startup putting itself out there daily
This is the "run my socials on high, plus real distribution work" month — with 2,000 browser minutes on top for anything using your own logins.
Ultra — the operation
an agency's worth of standing work
Four missions run at once, so the whole slate lands before lunch — plus 4,500 browser minutes in reserve.
no surprises
You always know where you stand
The meter lives quietly in your dashboard sidebar — the same numbers on the website, the extension, the desktop app and your phone. One glance shows the month; hover it for the exact split.
Runs are billed by their real length, rounded up to the minute. Exact numbers, exact reset date, nothing hidden — and a hard stop, never a surprise bill.
compare
Side by side
| Free trial | Pro | Max | Ultra | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run time | ||||
| Cloud minutes / month | 3 runs | 900 | 1,600 | 3,400 |
| Browser + desktop minutes / month | 3 runs | 800 | 2,000 | 4,500 |
| Longest single run | 15 min | 45 min | 90 min | 2 hrs |
| Missions at once | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Minutes top-up | — | +250 for $9.99 | +250 for $9.99 | +250 for $9.99 |
| Scheduling & identities | ||||
| Scheduled tasks | 1 | unlimited | unlimited | unlimited |
| Identities · saved logins & documents | 1 | 5 | 5 | unlimited |
| Task memory (never repeats work) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Power | ||||
| Stealth browser · captchas solved | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| API access | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Queue priority | — | — | priority | priority |
| Support | community | priority | ||
faq
Pricing questions
What exactly is a cloud minute?
One minute of an Astari working in Astarii's own stealth browser in the cloud — captchas solved, residential connection, nothing left open on your machine. Runs are billed by their real length, rounded up: a 4-minute errand costs 4 minutes, a 40-minute session costs 40.
Why minutes instead of "runs"?
Because runs aren't equal — one can take 2 minutes, another 40. Charging both the same would overprice quick errands and underprice marathons. Minutes match what the work actually costs, so quick tasks stay cheap and you're never guessing what a "run" is worth.
What's a browser minute, and why is that pool bigger?
The same work done in your own Chrome (the extension) or by Astarii Desktop — your logins, your IP, your machine doing the browsing. It costs us very little to serve, so every plan's browser pool is roomier than its cloud pool. Smart-routed cloud missions that run in your browser draw from this pool too.
What's the longest a single run can go?
45 minutes on Pro, 90 on Max, 2 hours on Ultra. At the wall the Astari wraps up cleanly and records where it stood — and a scheduled task simply carries on at its next fire. It's what keeps one stuck run from quietly eating your month.
What happens if I run out?
Runs pause until the 1st, or top up with 250 extra cloud minutes for $9.99 — added to the current month. It's always a hard stop, never a surprise bill. Schedules, transcripts, Identities and task memory are never deleted.
Is there a daily limit?
Only a safeguard, set well above normal use (150 minutes a day on Pro, 300 on Max, 600 on Ultra). It exists so a misconfigured schedule can't drain your whole month in one day — it protects you, not us.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, once. Every new account gets 3 free runs to see what an Astari can do — up to 15 minutes each, no card needed to start. It is a one-time trial, not a free plan: it does not refill, and once the runs are used you pick a plan to keep going. Everything you set up during the trial comes with you.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes — month-to-month, no contracts. Downgrading keeps all your data; you just get the smaller pools.
Try it, then pick a plan.
3 free runs · no card to start · pick a plan when they're used