Netlify pricing in 2026: plans, credits, and what you pay

Netlify's pricing page, read on November 13, 2026, lists 4 plans: Free at “$0 forever” with a “300 credit limit” a month, Personal at “$9/month” with “1,000 credits,” Pro at “$20/month with unlimited members” with 3,000 credits, and Enterprise at “Custom.” Every production deploy, gigabyte of bandwidth, batch of web requests, and minute of function time spends credits. When they run out, every project on the account pauses until the next billing cycle, unless a Personal or Pro plan buys more.

Every price, rate, and quote below was read on November 13, 2026, on Netlify's pricing page and its billing docs, each with its own “Last updated” date: Credit-based pricing plans (October 30, 2026), How credits work (August 12, 2026), the billing FAQ (October 7, 2026), and Legacy pricing plans (January 10, 2026). Prices are in US dollars, and the pricing page lists monthly prices only. Whether Netlify is free, and how long 300 credits last for one page, is in Is Netlify free?.

Every Netlify plan in one table

These are the credit-based plans every account created since September 4, 2025 is on. Older accounts are on the legacy plans further down.

The docs describe each plan's job. Free is “ideal for smaller experiments that don't need a lot of resources, security, or monitoring,” and “You'll never be charged for the Free plan.” Personal is “optimized for one-person teams.” Pro is for “multi-person teams needing collaboration tools that scale” and solo developers who want more support. Free and Personal can't add team members: the pricing FAQ says “If you have a Free or Personal plan, you cannot add any additional team member seats.”

Netlify Pro's credit tiers

Pro has 5 sizes. The pricing page's tier picker shows these prices a month.

The FAQ says “Upgrades take effect immediately and reset your billing cycle, while downgrades are scheduled to take effect at the end of your current billing cycle.” A tier change removes unused monthly credits, rollovers included. Credits from packs or auto recharge stay.

What one Netlify credit buys

The rates are the same on Free, Personal, and Pro. This table is from How credits work; the dollar columns are this page's arithmetic at the price of extra credits on each plan.

A web request is “counted whenever a user or system accesses content hosted on your project,” so one visit to a page with a stylesheet and 3 images hosted on Netlify counts as at least 5. Monthly credits are spent first, then credits that never expire, such as packs.

Forms, functions, and bandwidth on each plan

• Forms. “Netlify's web forms service is free and unlimited for all credit-based plans.” A form submission spends no credits. Netlify made them free on April 14, 2026; before, each cost 1 credit.
• Functions. Every plan runs serverless functions. They spend credits as compute, at 10 per GB-hour of memory multiplied by run time. Edge Functions count as web requests instead.
• Bandwidth. Every plan pays 20 credits per GB, for HTML, images, downloads, and function responses. On Free, 300 credits would buy 15 GB a month if nothing else spent them.
• Netlify Database. Free includes 3 databases, Personal 5, and Pro 50, with their compute and bandwidth billed in credits.

What you pay when the credits run out

Free is a hard limit: the pricing FAQ says “The free plan is always free, with hard monthly limits that cannot be exceeded or incur any costs.” At zero, the billing FAQ says “all of your web projects (sites/apps) are paused and visitors to your web projects will find a Site not available page.” Paused projects take no web requests or form submissions, and you can't publish a production deploy.

Auto recharge “is turned off by default,” so a paid plan doesn't bill past its price until a Team Owner turns it on. Netlify emails and notifies you in the app at “50%, 75%, 90%, and 100%” of the month's credits. The billing cycle starts on the day you opened your Netlify team, not on the 1st. The warnings and each way back are in What happens when my Netlify credits run out.

Netlify's legacy plans

Accounts created before September 4, 2025 keep their legacy plan unless they switch, and Netlify says “You cannot revert to a Legacy plan from a Credit-based plan.” The legacy plans have no credits. The table is from Netlify's Legacy pricing plans doc.

That's why older articles say Netlify's free plan includes 100 GB of bandwidth. Starter's own monthly price isn't in the doc.

When a single HTML page needs none of this

Netlify's plans price a whole build platform: Git deploys, functions, a database, AI agents, and team seats. A single page made with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini uses almost none of it, but each new version still spends 15 credits as a production deploy, and a busy day can pause every project on the account.

Convika hosts single HTML pages with no credit balance. Upload the file in the box at the top of this page, or paste its code, and you get a private preview link that works for 3 minutes, with the page's scripts and forms off until you keep it with a free account. On the Free plan:

• Publishing has no meter. Uploading a page uses no credits, and Free allows 30 publishes a day. Ask your AI for 10 rounds of changes and publish each one.
• Page views are the one limit. Free includes 10,000 page views a month. Past that, editing and analytics pause, and 7 days later the pages stop until the month ends or you upgrade; Convika emails you at 80% first.
• The form keeps the entries. Click Add a form to my page, and Convika adds a form that stores each entry, emails it to you, and exports to CSV.
• 90 days of visitor stats. See visits, referrers, UTM campaigns, devices, countries, and button clicks.
• Your own subdomain. Free connects 1, such as www.yourbrand.com, with the SSL certificate issued for you.
• Commercial use on every plan. Free includes it under section 7 of the terms, including a client's page you build and host.

To publish, click Upload an HTML file in the dashboard, add the .html file (up to 2 MB) or open the Paste code tab, and click Create my preview. Then click Publish page, choose Public, click Next, and the first time, click Publish free. Claude, Claude Code, and Codex can also publish through Convika's MCP server, signing in to your account with OAuth, so no deploy token goes into the chat.

Free includes 1 published page, with a small Convika bar at the bottom. Pro costs $12 a month, or $108 a year, removes the bar, shows every form entry, and includes 100,000 page views a month, then $1.30 per 10,000 more.

Where Netlify fits better: a framework app, functions, a database, or a site built from a folder of files and redeployed from Git. Convika hosts each page as one HTML file at its own path, and doesn't run a server or a database for it.

Netlify and Convika side by side

Frequently asked questions

How much does Netlify cost?

Netlify costs $0 on Free, $9 a month on Personal, and from $20 a month on Pro, per its pricing page read on November 13, 2026. Free includes 300 credits a month, Personal 1,000, and Pro 3,000, with larger Pro tiers up to 20,000 credits for $126 a month. Enterprise is priced on request.

What are Netlify's plans?

Netlify's plans are Free, Personal, Pro, and Enterprise. Free is for experiments, Personal for one-person teams, Pro for teams with unlimited members, and Enterprise for large organizations with an SLA and SSO. Accounts created before September 4, 2025 can stay on the legacy Free, Starter, and Pro plans.

What is a Netlify credit worth?

A Netlify credit costs $0.01 when Personal buys more, at 500 for $5, and about $0.0067 on Pro, at 1,500 for $10. A production deploy costs 15 credits, a GB of bandwidth 20, and 10,000 web requests 2. Form submissions, deploy previews, and rollbacks cost nothing.

Is Netlify free?

Yes, Netlify's Free plan costs $0, with 300 credits a month as a hard limit. When the credits run out, every project on the account pauses until the next billing cycle. Is Netlify free? works through what 300 credits buy.

Does Netlify charge for overages?

Not unless you turn it on. Free can't go over: its projects pause at zero. On Personal and Pro, auto recharge buys more credits when the balance runs out, 500 for $5 or 1,500 for $10, but it's off by default, so projects pause instead.

Does Netlify have yearly billing?

Netlify's pricing page lists monthly prices only, for Personal and Pro. It doesn't offer a yearly price there. Enterprise plans are priced on request.

How much does Netlify Pro cost per member?

Nothing per member. Netlify's pricing FAQ says “As of April 14th, credit-based Pro plans no longer charge for any seat.” Pro costs from $20 a month with unlimited members, and every plan can add unlimited Reviewers for free.

Are Netlify Forms free?

Yes, form submissions are free and unlimited on every credit-based plan, Free included. Legacy plans allow 100 submissions per site a month. A paused project takes no form submissions until it resumes.

Do Netlify credits roll over?

Only on Pro tiers of 5,000 credits or more, for 1 extra billing cycle. Free, Personal, and the 3,000-credit Pro tier lose unused monthly credits when the cycle resets. Credits bought in packs or by auto recharge don't expire.

Is there cheaper hosting for one HTML page?

Yes. Convika's Free plan hosts an HTML page from ChatGPT or Claude with no credit balance: publishing a new version costs nothing, and the one limit is 10,000 page views a month. It includes 1 published page, a form that keeps entries, 90 days of visitor stats, 1 custom subdomain, and commercial use, with a small Convika bar.