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Both bill by the second, both look cheap, and neither price is the whole bill. The agent-second rate covers the agent; the observability calls it makes to do its job are billed at their own rates, and the support credits that offset the first do not touch the second.
These three get compared as if they do the same job. They don't, and the architecture diagram explains every difference in price, latency, and who can read your traffic.
Playwright has been on 1.x since 2020. Cypress has shipped eight majors since 2021, and each one stopped getting releases within weeks of the next. The paid meter is not what most comparisons say it is either.
Picking a Gemma 4 size for the hardware you already own, getting it running under Ollama, and wiring native function calling into a small agent loop.
The BUSL has an expiry date printed in it, four years per version, and IBM is the licensor. The split that actually changes what you can build is which registry your source address resolves to, and 3,198 provider names sit on only one side of it.