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Stagehand

Browserbase

Open source★ #33 in AI Platforms

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A browser-agent SDK mixing natural-language act/extract/observe operations with code, using local browsers or separately billed Browserbase hosting. No lifecycle review is recorded for this listing. Its inclusion in the directory does not confirm current availability; check the vendor before relying on it.

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Decision notes

Official-document research

Based on the cited documentation. We did not use the product, purchase a plan, or run quality, speed or reliability tests in this review.

Consider it for

  • Developers who can supervise authorized workflows and data routing

Choose another approach if

  • Unattended reliability or blanket no-cloud-data guarantees

Pricing and conditions

Documented terms

MIT SDK code has no licence fee. Optional Browserbase Developer is USD20/month with 100 browser hours, then USD0.12/hour; 1GB proxy, then USD12/GB. Startup is USD99/month with 500 hours, then USD0.10/hour; 5GB proxy, then USD10/GB. Taxes are additional; actual regional tax is unconfirmed. Gateway model tokens, agent runs, Search and Fetch have separate metering; BYOK charges follow the provider. Free quotas, reset/expiry, model rates and order terms need confirmation; these are hosting prices, not a required SDK subscription.

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Pricing or terms source

Code, model and service licensing

MIT permits commercial code use, modification and redistribution with copyright/permission notices, without warranty. It does not license Browserbase hosting, provider models, target-site content or credentials. Browserbase's service terms and model-provider contracts apply separately. Its privacy policy requires affirmative consent before using browser data to train generative AI, while allowing anonymous aggregate improvement; recordings can persist 30 days and other personal data for service/legal purposes. Local user profiles can persist cookies/tokens; temporary-profile deletion is not a universal data-deletion or no-training guarantee.

Basis and limits of the recorded score

Original 4.6/5 retained; its original scoring worksheet and hands-on evidence are unavailable. This documentation review did not re-score it.

Overview

Stagehand v4 provides act, extract and observe primitives alongside code-based browser APIs. The SDK supports local browser sessions and Browserbase-hosted browsers; model inference is another configurable route.

With Browserbase hosting, omitting a model allows its Gateway to select one for each call. A provider API key sends inference directly to that provider; a custom callback uses your own implementation. Gateway support is limited to Browserbase-hosted browsers. Review website permissions, browser recordings, model data transmission and persistent cookies before automating a workflow; documentation does not prove reliability on your target site.

Sources

The factual claims in this review were read from the pages below. Each date is when an editor last opened the source, not when the product changed.

Pros / Cons

Pros

  • Mix explicit browser code with model-guided steps
  • MIT SDK with separately configurable browser and model

Cons

  • Model and hosted-browser charges are separate
  • Sessions, recordings and third-party model data require review

Who it's for

01

Authorized browser workflows and structured extraction

02

Developing agents with explicit code-controlled steps

Bottom line

Choose browser and model routes deliberately; free SDK code does not include hosted sessions or permission to access every website.

Key Features

Natural-language actions and schema extraction
Deterministic browser control
BYOK, callback or hosted Model Gateway routes

Tags

Browser automation SDKMIT codeModel routing

Frequently asked questions

Is Stagehand currently available?

No lifecycle review is recorded for this listing. Its inclusion in the directory does not confirm current availability; check the vendor before relying on it.

What is Stagehand?

Stagehand is a AI Platforms tool developed by Browserbase. A browser-agent SDK mixing natural-language act/extract/observe operations with code, using local browsers or separately billed Browserbase hosting.

What costs and terms should I check for Stagehand?

MIT SDK code has no licence fee. Optional Browserbase Developer is USD20/month with 100 browser hours, then USD0.12/hour; 1GB proxy, then USD12/GB. Startup is USD99/month with 500 hours, then USD0.10/hour; 5GB proxy, then USD10/GB. Taxes are additional; actual regional tax is unconfirmed. Gateway model tokens, agent runs, Search and Fetch have separate metering; BYOK charges follow the provider. Free quotas, reset/expiry, model rates and order terms need confirmation; these are hosting prices, not a required SDK subscription.

Is Stagehand open source?

MIT permits commercial code use, modification and redistribution with copyright/permission notices, without warranty. It does not license Browserbase hosting, provider models, target-site content or credentials. Browserbase's service terms and model-provider contracts apply separately. Its privacy policy requires affirmative consent before using browser data to train generative AI, while allowing anonymous aggregate improvement; recordings can persist 30 days and other personal data for service/legal purposes. Local user profiles can persist cookies/tokens; temporary-profile deletion is not a universal data-deletion or no-training guarantee.

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Basic Info

Pricing
Free

MIT SDK code has no licence fee. Optional Browserbase Developer is USD20/month with 100 browser hours, then USD0.12/hour; 1GB proxy, then USD12/GB. Startup is USD99/month with 500 hours, then USD0.10/hour; 5GB proxy, then USD10/GB. Taxes are additional; actual regional tax is unconfirmed. Gateway model tokens, agent runs, Search and Fetch have separate metering; BYOK charges follow the provider. Free quotas, reset/expiry, model rates and order terms need confirmation; these are hosting prices, not a required SDK subscription.

Editorial score
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