1 page fetch = 1 credit on every backend — competitors charge 5–7× for JS rendering. Atomic metering means you are never billed past your quota. Estimate your savings →
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (20% off) | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Starter | $999 | $9,588/yr | 10M credits, 5 seats, SSO roadmap access, dedicated Slack, 99.95% SLA |
| Enterprise Growth | $2,499 | $23,988/yr | 50M credits, 20 seats, invoicing, audit-log export, onboarding session |
| Enterprise Unlimited | Custom | Unlimited seats/credits, dedicated infra, DPA, security review support | |
Prefer your own infrastructure? Self-hosted DLBrowser is MIT-licensed and free forever with full feature parity — one-line Docker install. You pay only your compute. Enterprise: sales@dekryptlabs.com
1 credit = 1 page fetch on any backend. Structured extraction is 2, captcha solves are 10, high-stealth fetches are 20. No multipliers for JS rendering — the engine picks the cheapest backend that works and only escalates when a site demands it.
Requests return HTTP 402 with an upgrade link — your agents fail gracefully, never silently. You can top up credits one-time or upgrade the plan; metering is atomic so you're never charged past quota.
Yes. The full engine is open source (MIT) with feature parity. The hosted gateway is for teams that want zero ops, pooled proxies, captcha credits, and support.
Plan credits reset each cycle. One-time top-ups don't expire for 12 months.
Prices in USD. Taxes may apply. See Terms · Privacy. Plan limits enforced by the open-source paywall — what you see here is exactly what the code meters.