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Browserbase rate limits, context window & usage caps (2026)
Browserbase API rate limits and concurrency limits. Concurrent browser sessions, session duration caps and monthly session limits.
Browserbase usage limits by plan
| Sessions | 500 sessions/month | Concurrent browser sessions |
| Concurrency | 2 concurrent | |
| Duration | 60 min/session | |
| Storage | 5 GB | Session recordings |
| Sessions | 5000 sessions/month | |
| Concurrency | 10 concurrent | |
| Duration | 180 min/session | |
| Storage | 50 GB |
| Sessions | Unlimited | |
| Concurrency | Unlimited | |
| Duration | Unlimited | |
| Storage | Unlimited |
What happens when you hit Browserbase's limits?
Check the reset window - most limits refresh within 1–60 minutes
Reload or try again after the reset window passes
If you hit limits regularly, upgrade your plan to increase caps
Browserbase limit reset schedule
⚡
Per minute
API RPM limits - reset every 60 seconds
🕐
Per hour
Short rolling windows for message quotas
⏱
Per 5 hours
Common for consumer plan message limits
📅
Per day / month
Image gen credits and file storage caps
Exact reset period per limit type is shown in the "Notes" column of the plan table above. Browserbase uses rolling-window resets - quotas refresh continuously, not at a fixed midnight cutoff.
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Limits sourced from Browserbase's official documentation. Updated when plan changes are announced.
Browserbase limits - frequently asked questions
What is the Browserbase message limit?
Browserbase message limits vary by plan - see the full breakdown by tier in the table above.
Does Browserbase have a file upload limit?
Yes, Browserbase enforces file upload limits that vary by plan. See the detailed breakdown above.
When do Browserbase limits reset?
Reset periods vary by limit type - many Browserbase limits reset on a rolling window (e.g., per 5 hours or per 24 hours). Check the notes column in the table above for specific reset schedules.
What happens when you hit Browserbase's rate limit?
Browserbase will temporarily block new requests when you exceed your plan's limits. You may see an in-app message or receive an HTTP 429 response. Wait for the reset window to pass or upgrade your plan.