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Free
Best option to try it out.
- Turn websites into Google Sheets, with a source link per row
- Works on sites you're signed into
- Browser agent that asks before it acts
- Ask about any page or file
- Voice input and read aloud
- Promptbook
- Bring your own key or model, MCP servers and custom tools
- 1 scheduled task, runs up to once a day
- 1 page monitor
- 10M credits monthly*
Pro
Best for regular use.
- Everything from Free plan
- Up to 10 scheduled tasks, up to once a day
- Up to 30 page monitors
- 250M credits monthly*
- Email support for customization
Max
Best for heavy daily use.
- Everything from Free plan
- Up to 10 scheduled tasks, up to once a day
- Up to 30 page monitors
- 1B credits monthly*
- Email support for customization
* See credits usage table for details.
Paid plans are limited to 25M credits per 4 hours.
What is the value of credit?
Sending messages
BrowseWiz uses the BrowseWiz Chat model to process your messages. Text length is measured in tokens — one token is usually around 4 characters (but in rare cases, it can be as low as 1 character).
The credit cost of sending a message depends on the quantity of input and output tokens, and it is calculated with the following formula:
The table below shows input and output token costs in credits for the BrowseWiz Chat model.
| Model Name | Credits per Input Token | Credits per Output Token | Input Token Limit | Output Token Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BrowseWiz Chat | 5 | 30 | 1,048,576 | 65,536 |
Input tokens sent with message include attachments (if present), additional information (such as current date), and all messages in the current chat.
Example calculation
You are reading a long article. The page text has around 30,000 characters. Assuming average 4 characters per token, this means around 7,500 of input tokens.
Response text has around 2,000 characters, which is roughly 500 output tokens.
You are using BrowseWiz Chat, so the calculation is as follows:
After using each query, you can check the number of tokens you used in the ⚙️ > "General settings" in your Application.
Before using the query, you can also check the estimated number of tokens of a text snippet using an online tokenizer tool.