Replit's pricing changed significantly in 2026. The platform dropped Core from $25 to $20/month, introduced a new Pro plan at $100/month, and sunset the Teams plan entirely. Understanding the new credit-based billing model is critical before committing — compute costs can exceed the subscription price if you're not careful.
This guide breaks down Replit's 2026 pricing structure based on the official pricing page and billing documentation. Every figure comes from replit.com/pricing or docs.replit.com — no fabricated estimates.
Key Takeaways
- Starter (Free): Daily Agent allowance, 1 published app (30-day expiry), limited cloud credits
- Core ($20/month or $15/month annual): Full Agent with Plan and Build modes, 5 collaborators, unlimited published apps
- Pro ($100/month or $95/month annual): Turbo mode, 15 builders, tiered credits with rollover, priority support
- Enterprise (Custom): SSO/SAML, custom seat limits, advanced privacy controls
- Teams plan sunset: Existing Teams users auto-upgraded to Pro at no additional cost for remaining term
- Credit-based billing: All AI usage and cloud services billed through credits — usage can exceed subscription
- Agent modes: Economy (cost-optimized), Power (performance), Turbo (2x faster, 6x cost, Pro+ only)
Replit Pricing Plans in 2026
Starter Plan — Free
The free tier provides basic access to test the platform:
- Daily Agent allowance — limited prompts per day
- 1 published app — expires after 30 days, can be re-published
- Limited monthly cloud credits — enough for light experimentation
- Lite build only — no Full build mode
- No Plan Mode, no Connectors, no task planning
- 1 active background task
Core Plan — $20/month (or $15/month billed annually)
Replit dropped Core from $25 to $20/month in February 2026. Existing subscribers were charged the new price at their next renewal after February 25, 2026.
What's included:
- Full Agent with Plan and Build modes — AI can plan multi-step changes and execute them
- Up to 5 collaborators — invite team members to your workspace
- Unlimited published apps — no 30-day expiry
- Monthly credits included — credits reset at start of each billing cycle, no rollover
- 7-day database restore window
- Design Canvas with convert-to-artifact
- All artifact types, Plan Mode, Connectors, task planning (Kanban)
- 1 active background task
- Remove Replit badge from published apps
Pro Plan — $100/month (or $95/month billed annually)
The new Pro plan replaced the old Teams plan. It's designed for commercial and professional builds:
- Everything in Core
- $100 monthly credits included
- Tiered monthly credit options from $100 to $4,000/month with increasing discounts
- Credit rollover — unused credits carry over for one extra month before expiring
- Turbo mode — 2x faster than Power mode, using the same models (costs up to 6x more)
- Up to 15 builders with pooled credits
- 28-day database restore window (vs. 7-day on Core)
- 10 active background tasks (vs. 1 on Core)
- Priority support
Enterprise Plan — Custom Pricing
For enterprise-grade security and controls:
- All Pro features
- Custom seat limits
- SSO / SAML authentication
- Advanced privacy controls
- Contact sales for custom pricing
The Credit System: How Replit Actually Charges
Replit's credit-based billing is the most important — and most confusing — part of the pricing model. Credits are the currency for all AI usage and cloud services.
What Credits Cover
- Agent usage — AI prompts, code generation, Plan Mode conversations
- Published apps — deployment costs (autoscale, scheduled, reserved VMs)
- Storage — database and file storage
- Third-party API calls — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini API usage billed at provider's public rate
Agent Modes and Credit Consumption
| Mode | Speed | Cost | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | Standard | ~1/3 of Agent 3 cost | All plans |
| Power | Optimized for complex tasks | Higher credit usage | All plans |
| Turbo | 2x faster than Power | Up to 6x more credits | Pro and Enterprise only |
Economy Mode is optimized for cost — prompts cost roughly a third of Agent 3, so you can send significantly more prompts for the same price. Power Mode uses more powerful models for complex tasks, larger codebases, and harder problems. Turbo Mode is recommended for experienced builders only due to the 6x cost multiplier.
Deployment Pricing
Published apps consume credits based on usage:
- Autoscale Deployments: Pay only when your app serves requests. Base fee per month + compute units per million + requests per million. Automatically scales based on demand.
- Scheduled Deployments: Run on a schedule. Base fee + compute units + scheduler price.
- Reserved VM Deployments: Dedicated compute with predictable monthly costs. Configurations from 0.5 vCPU / 2GB RAM up to 4 vCPU / 16GB RAM.
All publishing costs are deducted from monthly credits. You only pay usage-based fees after your monthly credits are fully used.
Credit Rollover Rules
- Core: Credits reset at the start of each billing cycle — no rollover
- Pro: Unused credits roll over for one extra month before expiring
- Enterprise: Custom terms
Budget Controls
Replit provides cost management tools:
- Usage alerts — get notified at spending thresholds
- Budget limits — set hard caps to prevent unexpected charges
- Real-time tracking — monitor costs as you build
- Credit packs — purchase additional credits with volume discounts
What Changed in 2026: Teams Plan Sunset
The Teams plan was sunset in March 2026. Here's what happened:
- Existing Teams users were automatically upgraded to Pro at no additional cost for the remainder of their subscription term
- Monthly Teams subscribers were not charged until their next renewal date after March 3, 2026, when they'd be charged Pro at $100/month
- Yearly Teams subscribers received $100 of credits each month for free for the remainder of their term
- Multiple Teams organizations — each workspace migrated to its own Pro subscription
If you were on the old Teams plan, check your billing dashboard to confirm your migration status and new pricing.
Replit Pricing vs. Alternatives
| Platform | Free Tier | Entry Paid | Pro/Business | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Replit | Starter (daily Agent) | Core $20/mo | Pro $100/mo | Browser-based AI coding |
| Cursor | Hobby (limited) | Individual $20/mo | Business $40/mo | Local AI coding |
| GitHub Codespaces | 60 hrs/mo (Pro) | ~$9-22/mo usage | Usage-based | GitHub-native teams |
| Gitpod | 50 hrs/mo | $9/mo | $36/mo | Enterprise self-hosting |
| StackBlitz | Unlimited | $9/mo | $24/mo | Frontend, offline |
| CodeSandbox | 5 sandboxes | $9/mo | $9/mo | Frontend sharing |
| Bolt.new | 1M tokens/mo | $25/mo | Custom | AI frontend prototyping |
The Pricing Inflection Point
Replit's $100/month Pro plan is significantly more expensive than alternatives at the same tier. Cursor Business is $40/month. Gitpod's top tier is $36/month. StackBlitz Enterprise is $24/month.
However, Replit Pro includes $100 in monthly credits — effectively making the net subscription cost $0 if you use all credits on AI and deployment. The value proposition depends on whether you actually consume $100/month in AI credits and cloud compute.
Replit Pro makes sense if: You're a professional builder using Agent heavily, deploying multiple apps, and consuming $100+ in AI compute monthly.
Replit Pro doesn't make sense if: You're a casual developer who codes occasionally. Core at $20/month provides full Agent access without the credit commitment.
