Hark prices browser actions at $0.18 per million tokens

Hark previewed Handoff, a browser agent priced at $0.18 per million input tokens and $2.37 per million output tokens, with a claimed 97.7 score on Online-Mind2Web. The company’s research preview says each request receives a virtual computer and that browser overhead adds roughly 10 seconds beyond model latency; the service is still waitlisted until the end of summer. For teams applying queue-aware latency budgets to browser agents, the price is worth filing away, but production trials should verify login safety and end-to-end completion because Hark’s broader benchmark harness still relies partly on its own judge.