Rindler charges $1 per browser session and nothing for failures.

Launched at #3 on Product Hunt with 132 upvotes, the YC-backed startup inverts the agent-browses-live model: it pre-maps each site's structure ahead of time and repairs workflows when pages change, so recurring tasks stay reliable instead of rediscovering the DOM every run. $100/month for 100 sessions, $1,000/month for 1,000. Flat $1 per session at both tiers, failed runs not billed. That last clause is outcome-based pricing smuggled into a usage meter, and it's a direct attack on Browser Use, Skyvern, Browserbase and Firecrawl, where every run costs as much as the first one.