Replit pricing in 2026: plans, credits, and deployment costs

Replit's pricing page, read on November 13, 2026, lists Core at “$20 / month” and Pro from “$100 / month,” with Enterprise at “Custom.” Its FAQ says “Each plan includes monthly credits ($20 for Core, starting at $100 for Pro),” and that “Additional usage beyond your monthly credits is billed as pay-as-you-go.” The credits pay for Agent's paid work, publishing, and databases. Keeping an app online is a deployment, and Replit's Publishing costs page prices each kind: a Static site has free hosting and charges $0.05 per GB, and an app Replit Agent built runs on Autoscale, from a $2 monthly base fee, or on a Reserved VM, from $15 a month.

Replit's pricing page and docs were all read on November 13, 2026. The pricing page carries no date. Prices are in US dollars, before tax: the pricing page says “Prices are subject to tax depending on your location.”

Every Replit plan in one table

The prices are from the pricing page, with its Monthly and Yearly toggle. The rest is from Replit's docs on Starter, Core, and Pro.

Pro comes in 5 tiers. Billed monthly, they cost $100, $225, $440, $850, and $2,050 a month. Billed yearly, the pricing page lists $90, $215, $425, $825, and $2,000 a month. Pro's docs describe “Multiple tiers with discounts on larger tiers.” The card shows “$100 credits” for the first tier. The page doesn't list the credits each higher tier includes.

Replit's docs disagree with the pricing page on Core billed yearly. The pricing and plans help says “Core is $204/year,” which is $17 a month. The pricing page says $18 a month billed annually, which is $216 a year.

Is Replit free? Yes. Starter costs nothing and “is free with no time limit,” but its 1 published app “will automatically go down after 30 days.” The page Is Replit free for hosting a website? covers what Starter publishes.

What Replit's credits pay for

The pricing FAQ says “Credits cover all your usage across Replit. They are used for building with Agent, publishing (hosting your app or automation on Replit), databases operations, and more.” Core's docs name the same list: “Agent, publishing, network transfer, database storage, and Replit AI Integrations.”

• Agent. Free Mode is “no-cost Agent work within each plan's allowance,” and on Core and Pro that allowance resets “every five hours” with weekly limits. Core's card lists “Up to 30 hours of chat on Free Mode” and “$20 towards more powerful models.” Paid modes use effort-based pricing: “The Agent will spend more credits as it works longer, which means more complex requests will cost more than simple requests.” Replit's AI billing page publishes no price per request, and says “Replit asks for confirmation before a paid action starts.”
• AI services inside your app. Agent's paid third-party APIs are “billed at the provider's public API rate, deducted from your Replit credits.”
• Publishing. “All publishing costs are deducted from your monthly credits. You only pay usage-based fees after your monthly credits are fully used.”
• Databases. Replit charges only for production databases. Replit's August 2026 pricing update lists compute at $0.16 per compute hour and storage at $0.35 per GiB a month.

When the credits run out, the FAQ says “You can either purchase a credit pack or you'll be charged for additional usage at pay-as-you-go rates.” Credit packs cost $100 for $100 of credits, $290 for $300, $480 for $500, and $950 for $1,000. You can cap the bill: Replit's Managing your spend page says that at your usage limit, “usage-based services are blocked until the next billing cycle or until you increase the limit.”

What Replit deployments cost

Replit's Publishing costs page prices 4 deployment types. Each one is paid from your monthly credits first.

Replit's pages disagree on the Autoscale base fee. The Publishing costs page says $2 a month. The August 2026 pricing update lists it at “$1 / mo.” The same Publishing costs page also says “When no one visits your app, you pay nothing.”

Core includes a data transfer allowance. Replit's billing page gives Core 100 GiB a month across Static, Autoscale, Reserved VM, and Scheduled deployments.

3 apps, priced from Replit's numbers

• A small business website on Autoscale. Replit's own example, “500 visitors/day, 5 page views each = 75,000 requests/month,” comes to about $2.39 a month: the $2 base fee, about $0.36 of compute, and about $0.03 of requests.
• An API with 10,000 calls a day on Autoscale. Replit's example comes to about $4.50 a month.
• A static landing page. A page that sends 1 MB per visit and gets 10,000 visits a month moves about 10 GB, about $0.50 at $0.05 per GB. On Core it costs nothing extra, since 10 GB fits in the 100 GiB allowance.

Each one fits inside Core's $20 of monthly credits, so the subscription is what keeping it online costs. A production database adds its compute hours and storage on top.

Static deployments vs app deployments

Which type you can use depends on how the app was made. Replit's Deployment types page says “Static Deployments are not compatible with Replit Apps created using Agent. Agent builds full-stack apps that need a backend server, so use Autoscale or Reserved VM for those.”

On Starter, any published link goes down after 30 days, Static included. Keeping a site up without publishing it again needs Core.

When the result is a static page: Convika

Convika hosts landing pages, one HTML file each, with the form and the visitor stats built in. It runs no server code and no database for your page, so a Replit app with sign-ins, payments, or stored data stays on Replit. Convika fits the part that is a page: the landing page for your app, a waitlist, or a single HTML file an AI wrote.

• No expiry date. Convika's Free plan publishes 1 page at no cost, with no 30-day expiry.
• Page views are what's counted. Free includes 10,000 page views a month. Once your pages reach that in a month, editing and analytics pause, and 7 days later the pages stop until the month ends or you upgrade; Convika emails you at 80% first.
• A form that keeps entries. Click Add a form to my page, and Convika stores each entry, emails it to you, and exports to CSV. Free shows 50 entries a month.
• 90 days of visitor stats. You get visits, referrers, UTM campaigns, devices, countries, and button clicks.
• Your own subdomain and commercial use. Free connects 1 custom subdomain, such as www.yourbrand.com, and section 7 of the terms allows commercial use on every plan, Free included.

Free shows a small Convika bar at the bottom. Pro removes it, shows every form entry, and costs $12 a month. The upload box at the top of this page takes a .html file up to 2 MB, or its code, and gives you a private preview link before you sign up.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Replit cost?

Replit costs $0 on Starter, $20 a month on Core, and from $100 a month on Pro, per its pricing page read on November 13, 2026. Billed yearly, Core is $18 a month and Pro starts at $90 a month. Enterprise is priced by contract. Each paid plan includes monthly credits, and usage past them is billed pay-as-you-go.

Is Replit free?

Yes, Replit's Starter plan is free with no time limit. Its 1 published app goes down after 30 days, and a second published app needs Core or Pro. The page Is Replit free for hosting a website? has the details.

How much is Replit Core?

Replit Core is $20 a month billed monthly, or $18 a month billed yearly, per the pricing page. It includes $20 of monthly credits that don't roll over, unlimited published apps, 5 collaborators, and Full build with Agent. Replit's help page lists Core at $204 a year, which differs from the pricing page's $18 a month.

How much is Replit Pro?

Replit Pro starts at $100 a month with $100 of credits, or $90 a month billed yearly. Higher tiers cost $225, $440, $850, and $2,050 a month billed monthly. Pro adds up to 15 builders, 10 Agent tasks at once, a 28-day database restore window, and credits that roll over for 2 months.

What do Replit credits pay for?

Replit credits pay for Agent's paid work, publishing, databases, network transfer, and AI services inside your app. The pricing FAQ says “Credits cover all your usage across Replit.” Free Mode Agent work doesn't use them, within its allowance.

What happens when I run out of Replit credits?

You buy a credit pack or pay for further usage at pay-as-you-go rates. Packs start at $100 for $100 of credits. A usage limit you set in Replit blocks usage-based services when it is reached, until the next billing cycle or until you raise it.

Do Replit credits roll over?

On Core, no: “Core credits reset at the start of each billing cycle and don't roll over.” On Pro, yes: “unused credits carry over for two months before expiring.”

How much does it cost to host an app on Replit?

A small Autoscale app costs about $2 to $5 a month in usage, per Replit's examples, and Core's $20 of credits cover it. Keeping any app online past 30 days needs Core at $20 a month. A Reserved VM starts at $15 a month, and a Static site pays $0.05 per GB of data transfer.

Can an app Replit Agent built use a Static deployment?

No. Replit's docs say “Static Deployments are not compatible with Replit Apps created using Agent,” because Agent builds apps with a backend server. Those publish as Autoscale or Reserved VM deployments.

Does Replit charge for Agent?

Yes, for paid modes. Free Mode is no-cost within each plan's allowance, which on Core and Pro resets every 5 hours. Paid modes use effort-based pricing, so longer and more complex requests spend more credits, and Replit asks before a paid action starts.

Does Replit have a free trial?

No. Replit's help says “Replit doesn't offer a time-limited free trial for paid plans,” and points to the free Starter plan and its education program instead.

Can I host a single HTML page for free without a 30-day limit?

Yes. Convika's Free plan publishes 1 page with no expiry date, counts 10,000 page views a month, and adds a form, 90 days of visitor stats, and 1 custom subdomain. It hosts the page only: an app's server and database stay on a host such as Replit.

Sources

• Replit pricing, with its Monthly and Yearly toggle and its FAQ, no date on the page (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: Publishing costs (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: Pricing and plans help (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: Starter plan, Replit Core, and Replit Pro (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: AI billing (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: Publishing and database billing and Managing your spend (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: Cloud August 2026 pricing updates (checked November 13, 2026)
• Replit: Deployment types (checked November 13, 2026)