Pricing

What plans does FluidGrids offer, and what is included in each?

FluidGrids offers four subscription tiers on its Pricing Plans page, metering primarily on runs and usage rather than locking builder features

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FluidGrids[1] offers four subscription tiers on its Pricing Plans[2] page, metering primarily on runs and usage rather than locking builder features:

PlanPriceWhat it includes
Free$010 workflows (5 active), 1,000 runs/month, 1 user, 3 custom nodes, 1 GB storage, 30 days execution history, 5 min max execution time, 10 AI Studio queries/month, community support
Starter$19 /user/month ($15/user/month billed annually)50 workflows (25 active), 10,000 runs/month, 1 paid user + up to 5 guests, 5 custom nodes, 10 GB storage, 90 days execution history, 15 min max execution time, 50 AI Studio queries/month, unlimited scheduled & webhook triggers, email support (48h)
Pro$49 /user/month ($39/user/month billed annually)Unlimited workflows and runs, 1 paid user + up to 25 guests, unlimited custom nodes, 100 GB storage, 1 year execution history, 60 min max execution time, 500 AI Studio queries/month, 99.9% uptime SLA, priority support (4h)
EnterpriseCustomUnlimited workflows, runs, and users, custom storage and retention, SSO & SAML, SCIM provisioning, 99.95%+ uptime SLA, dedicated support with SLA, OEM embedding of the builder SDK, data residency options

Concept illustration of a plans page comparing four subscription tiers side by side with a feature grid, billing toggle and per-tier action buttons.(opens in a new tab) Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Usage, Billing and Plans[3]

You can explore how workspace limits, run meters, and tier comparisons are structured on the Usage, Billing and Plans concept[3] page. To select a plan and get started, visit FluidGrids Pricing[2].

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