Replit pricing explained (2025)

But with new features, AI tools, and deployment options comes a need to understand how much it’ll cost you to harness Replit’s power. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In this blog post, we’ll break down Replit’s plans, dive into AI and deployment costs, and highlight recent changes—all while keeping things engaging and easy to follow. Let’s jump in!

Understanding Replit’s Plans

Replit offers four distinct plans to suit a variety of users: Starter, Replit Core, Teams, and Enterprise. Each comes with its own perks, pricing, and target audience. Here’s the rundown.

Starter Plan: Free and Beginner-Friendly

New to coding or just kicking the tires? The Starter plan is your entry point—and it’s totally free. You get basic access to Replit’s platform, including limited use of its slick AI features like the Replit Agent. You can also create up to three public apps to share with the world. It’s a fantastic way to dip your toes in, but if you want private apps or more robust AI tools, you’ll need to level up. Think of it as the “try before you buy” option—perfect for students or hobbyists starting small.

Replit Core: The Developer’s Choice

For solo developers or serious coders, the Replit Core plan is where things get exciting. Priced at $20 per month (billed annually) or $25 per month, this plan unlocks the full Replit experience. You get unlimited public and private apps, full access to AI tools like the Replit Agent and advanced models (think Claude Sonnet 3.7 and OpenAI GPT-4o), and the ability to deploy live projects. The real kicker? It comes with $25 in monthly credits to spend on AI usage, deployments, and other cloud services—enough for about 100 Agent checkpoints. Bonus: Replit bumped those credits up from $10 to $25 in February 2025 without hiking the price. That’s a win for power users who need more juice for their projects!

Teams Plan: Collaboration Made Easy

Got a squad of coders? The Teams plan is built for you, clocking in at $40 per user per month. It includes everything from Replit Core, plus extras like centralized billing, role-based access control, and private deployments. Each user also gets $40 in monthly credits, making it a solid choice for organizations that need to scale up and streamline collaboration. Whether you’re a startup or a classroom, Teams keeps everyone on the same page—literally and figuratively.

Enterprise Plan: Custom Solutions for Large Organizations

Big teams with big needs turn to the Enterprise plan. Pricing here is custom, tailored to your organization’s specific requirements. Expect features like single sign-on (SSO), advanced security options, and dedicated support. It’s the premium package for companies that need Replit to fit like a glove—perfect for large-scale operations where flexibility and performance are non-negotiable.

AI Features and Costs

Replit’s AI tools are a standout feature, turning your coding sessions into a sci-fi movie where you’ve got a brilliant assistant by your side. But brilliance comes at a cost—luckily, one you can manage with your monthly credits. Let’s break it down.

Replit Agent: Pay Per Checkpoint

The Replit Agent is like having a coding sidekick that automates tasks and tweaks your files. You’re charged $0.25 per checkpoint, which happens every time the Agent makes a change—whether it finishes the job or not. New users get 10 free checkpoints to play with, and on the Core plan, your $25 credits cover up to 100 checkpoints monthly. It’s a powerful tool, but keep an eye on those checkpoints to avoid burning through your credits too fast!

Advanced Assistant: Affordable Coding Help

Need a quick fix or a feature built? The Advanced Assistant has your back, costing just $0.05 per edit request. New users snag 20 free requests to start, and the credits from Core or Teams plans can cover plenty more. There’s also a free Basic Assistant mode, but it’s less capable—think of it as the lite version. For the real deal, stick with Advanced. You can track all this usage in the Agent or Assistant tabs or on the usage page—just note that updates might lag by up to 30 minutes.

Deployment and Database Billing

Replit isn’t just about coding; it’s about getting your projects live. That means deployments and databases, which come with their own usage-based billing. Recent tweaks in February 2025 shook things up a bit, so let’s simplify the techy details.

Deployment Types and Costs

Replit offers a buffet of deployment options, each with its own pricing flavor:

• Outbound Data Transfer: Charged per byte, but Replit Core users get 100 GiB of free egress monthly. Overages are $0.10 per GiB, and only outgoing data counts—your incoming traffic is free.

• Autoscale Deployments: These scale with demand and are billed via Compute Units (CPU and RAM usage). For example, 1 RAM second = 2 units, and 1 CPU second = 18 units. Overages cost $1 per million Compute Units, and a new $1/month base fee hit in February 2025 (same goes for Scheduled Deployments).

• Requests: Extra costs depend on how many requests your app handles—check the pricing page for the latest rates.

• Other Options:

  • Reserved VM Deployments: Start at $10/month for consistent performance.

  • Scheduled Deployments: Run on a timer for $0.000061/second.

  • Static Deployments: Free up to 100 GiB of outbound data with Replit Core—perfect for simple sites.

Database Billing (PostgreSQL)

Replit’s serverless PostgreSQL databases are handy, but they’re not free. Costs come from:

• Compute Time: Charged per hour your database is active (any request or within 5 minutes of the last one).

• Data Storage: Billed for total stored data, capped at 10 GiB per database, with a 33MB default footprint even if it’s empty.

Your monthly credits cover these costs, with overages billed separately. Peek at your usage on the account usage page to stay in control.

Recent Changes and What They Mean for You

Replit’s pricing got a refresh in 2025, but don’t panic—the core plans haven’t budged in cost:

• More Credits, More Fun: In February 2025, Core users saw their monthly credits jump from $10 to $25, and Teams users enjoy $40 per user. That’s more AI and deployment power without touching your wallet.

• Deployment Tweaks: A new $1/month base fee landed for Autoscale and Scheduled Deployments, and pricing shifted for Shared and Dedicated Reserved VMs. Good news? Dedicated VMs got cheaper, making them a sweeter deal for heavy hitters.

These updates show Replit’s commitment to value—more credits and stable subscriptions mean you get more bang for your buck.

Conclusion: Choosing the Right Plan for Your Needs

Replit’s pricing in March 2025 is all about flexibility. Here’s the quick-and-dirty guide to picking your plan:

• Starter: Free and fabulous for beginners or tiny projects.

• Replit Core: The sweet spot for solo coders, with $25 credits and full features at $20-$25/month.

• Teams: Collaboration heaven at $40/user/month, with $40 credits each.

• Enterprise: Custom-fit for big teams with big dreams.

With transparent AI and deployment billing, plus tools to manage your spend, Replit keeps costs predictable. Monitor your usage, pick the plan that fits, and code away in the cloud—your next big project is waiting!