Simple pricing. Transparent metering.
Free includes 10 no-key providers out of the box — no signup at provider sites. Pro adds pooled keys for SerpAPI, Brave, Unsplash, Pexels, Pixabay, Spotify, Flickr, and Europeana plus managed browser fallback. Team adds a shared pool across seats with Bright Data included.
OSS unlimited locally + cloud evaluation.
- —Unlimited local CLI / MCP / server / extension
- —10 no-key providers included: Wikimedia, Openverse, iTunes, MusicBrainz, NASA, Smithsonian, Met, LoC, Wellcome, Burst
- —100 cloud fetches/day
- —License-first ranker + attribution builder
- —BYO keys welcome for additional providers
Pooled keys included — zero BYOK config.
- —Everything in Free
- —10,000 metered fetches / mo included
- —Pooled keys for Unsplash, Pexels, Pixabay, Brave, SerpAPI, Spotify, Flickr, Europeana — no BYOK
- —Managed browser fallback (Google Images, Pinterest)
- —Usage dashboard + request history + XMP audit trail
- —$0.015 per fetch beyond quota
The real ARR tier. 5 seats baseline.
- —Everything in Pro for the whole team
- —50,000 metered fetches / mo pooled across seats
- —Shared workspace, team history, RBAC
- —Audit log export (CSV)
- —Bright Data browser included + priority rate limits
- —$0.01 per fetch beyond quota
Unlimited, SSO, indemnification, custom providers.
- —Fair-use unlimited fetches
- —SSO (SAML/OIDC), 1yr audit log retention
- —Self-hosted or dedicated tenant
- —Support SLA, custom providers
- —Private npm mirror
- —Legal indemnification for browser-sourced images (opt-in)
Pro overage is $0.015 per fetch. Team is $0.010 per fetch. Cached results, failed calls, and local-only usage are never counted.
FAQ
What counts as a fetch?+
A fetch is one successful /search, /download, or /probe call on the cloud API. Local usage against self-hosted CLI/MCP is unlimited and never counted. Cached hits (SHA-256 cache) are free.
Is this commercial safe?+
Yes, when you stay on the default license policy (safe-only). Results are ranked CC0 > PUBLIC_DOMAIN > CC_BY > CC_BY_SA > EDITORIAL_LICENSED, and UNKNOWN is rejected. Attribution strings are pre-built so you can ship directly. Browser-sourced images always get a sidecar and require opt-in.
Can I self-host?+
Yes. The CLI, MCP server, HTTP server, and core library are MIT-licensed. The cloud (metering, dashboard, managed browser) is the paid layer. Enterprise can run a dedicated tenant or on-prem Node + SQLite build.
What if I need a custom provider?+
Pro+ ships a provider plugin surface. Enterprise gets custom provider adapters built for you. The adapter interface is ~50 lines of TypeScript — fetch + map to the canonical candidate shape.
How is this different from Unsplash or Google Images?+
Unsplash is one source under one license. Google Images has no usable API and zero license metadata. webfetch federates 19+ licensed sources, ranks them license-first, and falls through to a human-like browser only when you opt in — with attribution sidecars on everything it returns.
What about copyright on browser-sourced images?+
Browser-sourced images come back with license: UNKNOWN by default and require an explicit opt-in per call. Every one ships with a sidecar JSON containing source URL, screenshot thumbnail, and extracted metadata. You own the compliance decision; we make it easy to record and audit.