Three changes at Nstbrowser between October 2025 and June 2026: its cloud service moved to a partner, it released a command-line tool for AI agents, and it reworked its paid plans.
October 14, 2025: Nstbrowser and Scrapeless announced a partnership and a shared development center, Browser Labs. Browserless, the cloud service, is moving to the Scrapeless platform. Its dashboard and documentation closed on October 15. Existing users could continue using the old API until November 15, 2025, when it was scheduled to shut down. Nstbrowser retained its client, proprietary browser engine, and anti-detection technology.
March 9: the open-source command-line tool nstbrowser-ai-agent was released on GitHub. It lets AI agents create and open profiles, navigate to pages, and click. Install it through npm. Ready-made skills are available for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents. The Nstbrowser client must be running: the tool works through its local API, which uses port 8848 by default.
June 15: three paid plans replaced Professional and Enterprise. In an archived copy of the pricing page dated May 12, they were listed at $29,9 and $59,9 with a 90% discount (or $299 and $599 without the discount). The company did not announce when the plans changed; June 15 is listed in the page data as their creation date. The launch limit resets daily. Each plan includes a monthly proxy traffic allowance, and any overage is billed separately based on actual usage.
- Starter — $29,9 per month: 3000 profile launches per day, 20 000 profiles, 20 team members;
- Growth — $49,9: 20 000 launches, 100 000 profiles, 50 team members;
- Scale — $89,9: 50 000 launches, 500 000 profiles, 100 team members.
In September, the plans added a built-in CAPTCHA solver.
