SaaS Pricing Tracker

Developer platforms pricing

Code hosting and deployment platforms mix per-user seats with usage-based compute, and the seat prices have moved down as often as up.

Exhibit 1

Developer platforms prices over time

The cheapest plan each product still sells, traced back through archived copies of its pricing page. Click a legend entry to hide a product.

Changed between readings
$5$10$20201620182020202220242026$29 GitLab Premium +53%$25 Supabase Pro$20 Vercel Pro −20%$9 Netlify Personal$9 Postman Solo$4 GitHub Team −56%
Note: GitHub: USD per user per month, billed monthly. GitLab: USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Netlify: USD per month. Postman: USD per user per month, billed annually. Supabase: USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023). Vercel: USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019). Log scale.Source: live and archived pricing pages; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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Every price change and the 2027 prediction

Exhibit 2

GitHub is the cheapest way in at $4, against $29 for GitLab

Entry price of each product, USD per user per month

  • GitHubTeam$4
  • PostmanSolo$9
  • GitLabPremium$29

Developer platforms compared

Current list prices as last read from each pricing page.

ProductStarts atTop listed planPriced byFree planHistory
GitHub$4 per user per monthTeam, USD per user per month, billed monthly$21 per user per monthEnterprisePer seatNosince 2016
GitLab$29 per user per monthPremium, USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve)single paid planunknownNosince 2014
Netlify$9 per monthPersonal, USD per month$20 per month, flat for unlimited membersProPer seatYessince 2026
Postman$9 per monthSolo, USD per user per month, billed annually$19 per user per month, billed annuallyTeamPer seatYessince 2026
Supabase$25 per month per organization, plus usagePro, USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023)$599 per month per organization, plus usageTeamPer project plus usageYessince 2021
Vercel$20Pro, USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019)single paid planPer project plus usageNosince 2017

Head to head

Two products on one chart, plans side by side.

How developer platforms prices changed, and a 2027 prediction

Every list price change on record for developer platforms, with a trend line and a simple 6 and 12 month projection for each plan. Each change is read from an archived copy of the pricing page.

dated price changes
9
increases / cuts
5 / 3
earliest snapshot
2014
median change a year
0%

Exhibit 3

0 of 3 developer platforms are on course to cost less by Nov 2027

Developer platforms price prediction 2027: projected change in each product's headline price over the next 12 months

Last three yearsProjected to fallProjected to riseNext 12 months, shaded: likely range

GitLab

Premium

$29$29$29 (0%)2023Today2027

Vercel

Pro

$20$20$20 (0%)2023Today2027

Supabase

Pro

$25$25$25 (0%)2023Today2027

Note: The trend of each headline plan over the last three years carried forward 12 months, with a likely range from how much the price has moved before. Arithmetic on past list prices, not a forecast.

Exhibit 4

0 of 3 products raised their headline price over the last three years

Compound yearly change of each product's headline plan, last three years

Price fellPrice rose
  • GitLabPremium0% a year
  • VercelPro0% a year
  • SupabasePro0% a year
Source: Live and archived pricing pages; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.

Exhibit 5

Trend and price prediction, plan by plan

Compound yearly change from each plan’s first to latest price within the last three years, and where the price lands in 6 and 12 months if that rate holds. A projection from past list prices, not a forecast.

Product and planFromNowPer yearIn 6 monthsIn 12 months
GitLabUSD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve)
Premium$29Mar 2024$290%$29$27.99 to $30.04$29$27.59 to $30.49
VercelUSD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019)
Pro$20Oct 2024$200%$20$19.31 to $20.72$20$19.02 to $21.03
SupabaseUSD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023)
Pro$25Nov 2023$250%$25$24.13 to $25.9$25$23.78 to $26.28
Team$599Nov 2023$5990%$599$578.19 to $620.56$599$569.79 to $629.71

Exhibit 6

GitHub Team fell 56% since 2016, from $9 to $4

GitHub price history, USD per user per month, billed monthly

GitHub hosts code for most of the software world and sells collaboration, security and admin features on top of free public and private repositories. It charges per user per month for organizations and has kept its Enterprise list price unchanged since 2016.

Changed between readings
No longer sold (1 plan)
$5$10$2020182020202220242026$21 Enterprise$4 Team −56%
Note: USD per user per month, billed monthly. Log scale.Source: Internet Archive snapshots of github.com/pricing; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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ObservedTeamEnterprisePro (personal)
Jul 7, 2016$9$21$7
Jan 1, 2020$9$7
Jul 1, 2020$4not offered
Jan 1, 2026$4$21
Nov 2, 2026$4$21

Team has been listed since Jul 2016, starting at $9. It came down to $4 by Jul 2020 (-56%).

Enterprise has been listed since Jul 2016, starting at $21. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Pro (personal) has been listed since Jul 2016, starting at $7. It was no longer listed by Jul 2020.

Per-user organization plans replaced the old per-repository tiers in mid 2016. Team was cut from $9 to $4 in 2020 when private repositories became free for everyone. Yearly billing has offered one month free in some years.

Full GitHub pricing analysisVisit GitHub

Exhibit 7

GitLab Premium rose 611% since 2014, from $4.08 to $29

GitLab price history, USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve)

Changed between readings
No longer sold (2 plans)
$2$5$10$20$50$100201620182020202220242026$29 Premium +53%
Note: USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Log scale.Source: Internet Archive snapshots of about.gitlab.com/pricing and the live page; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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ObservedPremiumUltimateStarter
Dec 15, 2014$4.08$20.75$1.66
Feb 21, 2016$4.08$12.42$3.25
Mar 15, 2018$19$99$4
Mar 7, 2019$4
Mar 5, 2020$19$99
Jan 4, 2021$4
Feb 1, 2021not offered
Mar 4, 2022$19$99
Mar 1, 2023$99
Apr 3, 2023$19
Jun 2, 2023$29
Mar 1, 2024$29
Mar 2, 2026$29not offered
Sep 21, 2026$29

Premium has been listed since Dec 2014, starting at $4.08. It went up to $19 by Mar 2018 (+366%), and finally went up to $29 by Jun 2023 (+53%).

Ultimate has been listed since Dec 2014, starting at $20.75. It came down to $12.42 by Feb 2016 (-40%), and finally went up to $99 by Mar 2018 (+697%). It was no longer listed by Mar 2026.

Starter has been listed since Dec 2014, starting at $1.66. It went up to $3.25 by Feb 2016 (+96%), and finally went up to $4 by Mar 2018 (+23%). It was no longer listed by Feb 2021.

Until 2017 GitLab Enterprise Edition was sold as yearly per user licences in packs: Basic, Standard and Plus, which the current Starter, Premium and Ultimate series continue from. The $4 Starter tier was removed between January 4 and February 1, 2021. Premium held $19 from 2018 until the increase to $29 landed between April and June 2023. Ultimate was $99 through March 2023; the 2024 and 2025 copies render its price in the browser, and since March 2026 the page shows custom pricing only.

Full GitLab pricing analysisVisit GitLab

Exhibit 8

Netlify has kept Personal at $9 since 2026

Netlify price history, USD per month

Netlify hosts static and serverless sites. It sells a flat Personal plan for individuals and a per-member Pro plan for teams.

$0$5$10$15$20$25Nov 2026$20 Pro$9 Personal
Note: USD per month.Source: the live pricing page; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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ObservedPersonalPro
Sep 20, 2026$9$20
Nov 2, 2026$9$20

Personal has been listed since Sep 2026, starting at $9. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Pro has been listed since Sep 2026, starting at $20. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Personal is a flat plan for one person, Pro is priced per member.

Full Netlify pricing analysisVisit Netlify

Exhibit 9

Postman has kept Solo at $9 since 2026

Postman price history, USD per user per month, billed annually

Postman is the API platform most developers reach for first. It prices per user for teams and added a cheap Solo tier for individuals.

$0$5$10$15$20$25Nov 2026$19 Team$9 Solo
Note: USD per user per month, billed annually.Source: the live pricing page; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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ObservedSoloTeam
Sep 20, 2026$9$19
Nov 2, 2026$9$19

Solo has been listed since Sep 2026, starting at $9. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Team has been listed since Sep 2026, starting at $19. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Postman added a cheaper Solo plan below the per-user Team plan.

Full Postman pricing analysisVisit Postman

Exhibit 10

Supabase has kept Pro at $25 since 2021

Supabase price history, USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023)

Supabase is an open source Firebase alternative built on Postgres. Rather than seats, it prices per organization with the first project included and bills usage such as monthly active users, storage and bandwidth on top.

$50$100$200$50020222023202420252026$599 Team$25 Pro
Note: USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023). Log scale.Source: Internet Archive snapshots of supabase.com/pricing; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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Pro has been listed since Nov 2021, starting at $25. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Team appeared by Nov 2023 at $599. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026.

Pro has cost $25 a month since the first archived copy in November 2021. The unit changed in 2023 from per project to per organization, with compute credits and usage billed on top. The Team plan appeared at $599 in November 2023 and has stayed there.

Full Supabase pricing analysisVisit Supabase

Exhibit 11

Vercel Pro fell 20% since 2019, from $25 to $20

Vercel price history, USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019)

Vercel is the hosting platform behind Next.js. Pro costs a flat amount per team member and includes usage credit, with compute and bandwidth metered above it.

Changed between readings
No longer sold (1 plan)
$0$10$20$3020182020202220242026$20 Pro −20%
Note: USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019).Source: Internet Archive snapshots of zeit.co/pricing and vercel.com/pricing; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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Pro appeared by Jan 2019 at $25. It came down to $20 by Apr 2020 (-20%).

Premium (Now 1.0, flat) has been listed since May 2017, starting at $15. It was no longer listed by Jan 2019.

Vercel was ZEIT until 2020. Now 1.0 sold flat plans at $15, $50 and $200 a month in 2017 and 2018; only the $15 Premium plan is charted. Now 2.0 in 2019 moved to usage pricing with team seats at $25 after five free ones. The $20 per member Pro plan arrived with the Vercel rebrand in April 2020 and has not moved since, while the usage included in it has been repackaged several times.

Full Vercel pricing analysisVisit Vercel

2026

  1. GitLab dropped the Ultimate plan

    • Ultimate no longer listed, was $99

    USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Archived pricing page

2023

  1. Supabase added the Team plan

    • Team listed at $599

    USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023). Archived pricing page

  2. GitLab raised the Premium price

    • Premium went from $19 to $29 (+53%)

    USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Archived pricing page

2021

  1. GitLab dropped the Starter plan

    • Starter no longer listed, was $4

    USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Archived pricing page

2020

  1. GitHub changed its plans and prices

    • Team went from $9 to $4 (-56%)
    • Pro (personal) no longer listed, was $7

    USD per user per month, billed monthly. Archived pricing page

  2. Vercel cut the Pro price

    • Pro went from $25 to $20 (-20%)

    USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019). Archived pricing page

2019

  1. Vercel changed its plans and prices

    • Pro listed at $25
    • Premium (Now 1.0, flat) no longer listed, was $15

    USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019). Archived pricing page

2018

  1. GitLab raised the Premium, Ultimate and Starter prices

    • Premium went from $4.08 to $19 (+366%)
    • Ultimate went from $12.42 to $99 (+697%)
    • Starter went from $3.25 to $4 (+23%)

    USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Archived pricing page

2016

  1. GitLab changed its plans and prices

    • Ultimate went from $20.75 to $12.42 (-40%)
    • Starter went from $1.66 to $3.25 (+96%)

    USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve). Archived pricing page

Developer platforms pricing questions

What does a developer platform cost?
Paid plans start at $4 per user per month for GitHub (USD per user per month, billed monthly), $29 per user per month for GitLab (USD per user per month, billed annually (yearly pack prices before 2018 divided by twelve)), $9 per month for Netlify (USD per month), $9 per month for Postman (USD per user per month, billed annually), $25 per month per organization, plus usage for Supabase (USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023)), $20 for Vercel (USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019)). Prices are as shown on each pricing page when it was last read.
What is developer platform pricing based on?
GitHub and Netlify and Postman: per seat. Supabase and Vercel: per project plus usage.
Which developer platforms have a free plan?
Netlify, Postman, Supabase list a free plan next to the paid tiers.
Which developer platforms have changed their prices?
GitHub: Team has been listed since Jul 2016, starting at $9. It came down to $4 by Jul 2020 (-56%). Pro (personal) has been listed since Jul 2016, starting at $7. It was no longer listed by Jul 2020. GitLab: Premium has been listed since Dec 2014, starting at $4.08. It went up to $19 by Mar 2018 (+366%), and finally went up to $29 by Jun 2023 (+53%). Ultimate has been listed since Dec 2014, starting at $20.75. It came down to $12.42 by Feb 2016 (-40%), and finally went up to $99 by Mar 2018 (+697%). It was no longer listed by Mar 2026. Starter has been listed since Dec 2014, starting at $1.66. It went up to $3.25 by Feb 2016 (+96%), and finally went up to $4 by Mar 2018 (+23%). It was no longer listed by Feb 2021. Supabase: Team appeared by Nov 2023 at $599. The price was unchanged through Nov 2026. Vercel: Pro appeared by Jan 2019 at $25. It came down to $20 by Apr 2020 (-20%). Premium (Now 1.0, flat) has been listed since May 2017, starting at $15. It was no longer listed by Jan 2019.
Are developer platforms prices going up or down?
Across the 4 plans we chart, list prices over the last three years are roughly flat. Increases outnumber cuts, 5 to 3.
How are the price predictions calculated?
Each plan gets a compound yearly rate of change between its first and latest observed list price within the last 36 months. The 6 and 12 month figures apply that rate to the latest price. Plans moving more than 100 percent a year are not projected, and a plan needs at least three observations spanning nine months. It is arithmetic on past list prices, not a forecast of what any company will do.

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