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- 30,000 credits per month
- 10 concurrent runs
- The basic captcha solver
- Stored credentials for site logins
- Webhooks and country-level proxy geo-targeting
- Email support
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Skyvern subscription
Skyvern
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Plans
Pro
- 150,000 credits per month
- 25 concurrent runs
- The advanced captcha solver
- Team workspaces
- Two-factor and TOTP logins, plus 1Password integration
- Residential proxies and city-level geo-targeting
- Priority support
Enterprise
- 100 concurrent runs
- A negotiated credit volume
- HIPAA compliance and SOC 2 certification
- Azure Key Vault and Bitwarden integrations
- Custom code blocks in workflows and human-in-the-loop steps
- A dedicated Slack channel
Plan contents as published by the vendor; seller prices arrive at launch.
What you get
A Skyvern subscription is issued to your own email: workflows, stored login credentials and run logs stay in your workspace. Check the plan — it sets the monthly credit volume, concurrent runs, the strength of the captcha solver and whether residential proxies are available. The seller states the next charge date at delivery, and it is visible in the account billing page.
About the service
Skyvern automates work on websites without brittle selectors: the agent looks at the page through computer vision and reasons about what it sees, so a redesign does not break it and unfamiliar layouts do not stop it. It gets through where ordinary scripts stall — logins with two-factor checks and one-time codes, stored credentials, captchas, and proxies with geo-targeting down to the city. Results come back structured as JSON or CSV, and the log shows every action the agent took and why it chose it. Typical jobs: accounts payable, pulling data from sites with no API, filling forms at scale, and collecting contacts. There is a cloud with ready plans, Python and TypeScript SDKs and a self-hosted Docker option; the vendor does not name the underlying models.