Nhost pricing in 2026
Open-source backend platform with Postgres, GraphQL API, authentication, storage and serverless functions. Every plan from Nhost's pricing page (checked 26 Oct 2026), what a team of 5, 10 or 25 would pay, the price in your currency and cheaper alternatives.
Starts at
$25a month
Pro for 10 people: $25 a month
- Free plan
Plans
Nhost plans and prices
3 plans with a public price, in US dollars.
Starter
$0Free plan
- 1 project, pauses after 1 week inactive
- 1 GB database, 1 GB storage
- 10 functions
- 1 workspace member
Pro
Entry paid plan$25/ month
- $15 compute credits included
- 10 GB database, 50 GB storage
- 7-day automated backups
- Unlimited projects and members
Team
$599/ month
- Everything in Pro
- SOC 2 Type II
- Email support SLA
- Dedicated Discord channel
Pro and Team are 'from' prices. Overage: database $0.20/GB, storage $0.05/GB, egress $0.10/GB, $0.18/GB-hour function execution. Compute add-ons: dedicated $50 per vCPU/month, shared $15 per vCPU/month; custom domains $10/project/month. Enterprise: contact sales.
Prices from Nhost's pricing page, checked 26 Oct 2026. Prices are per plan, not per user. Taxes, seat minimums and promotions vary.
Team cost
What Nhost costs a team of 5, 10 or 25
Nhost is priced per plan, so the cost doesn't grow with the team.
| Plan | 5 people | 10 people | 25 people |
|---|---|---|---|
| StarterFree plan | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Pro$25/mo | $25/mo$300/yr a year | $25/mo$300/yr a year | $25/mo$300/yr a year |
| Team$599/mo | $599/mo$7,188/yr a year | $599/mo$7,188/yr a year | $599/mo$7,188/yr a year |
Free plans usually cap users or features — check Starter's limits before planning on it for a team. Before tax, at list price.
Local prices
Nhost in naira, shillings, cedis, rand, pounds and euros
Pro, the entry paid plan, converted from US dollars.
| Currency | A month | A year |
|---|---|---|
| NGNNigerian naira (NGN) | ₦33,357 | ₦400,290 |
| KESKenyan shilling (KES) | KSh3,247 | KSh38,962 |
| GHSGhanaian cedi (GHS) | GH₵290.55 | GH₵3,487 |
| ZARSouth African rand (ZAR) | R414.97 | R4,980 |
| GBPBritish pound (GBP) | £18.69 | £224.33 |
| EUREuro (EUR) | €22.30 | €267.64 |
Indicative only: converted at Surba's daily exchange rates from 26 Oct 2026 (₦1,334 = $1). Unless Nhost bills you in your own currency, your bank's rate and card fees decide what you're charged.
Alternatives
Cheaper alternatives to Nhost
Tools in Surba's catalog that cost a team of 10 less a month on their entry plan than Nhost's Pro.
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Plans and team costs side by side.
FAQ
Nhost pricing questions
How much does Nhost cost?
Nhost's paid plans run from $25 to $599 a month according to Nhost's pricing page (checked 26 Oct 2026) (Pro $25 and Team $599). Nhost is priced per plan rather than per user. Pro and Team are 'from' prices. Overage: database $0.20/GB, storage $0.05/GB, egress $0.10/GB, $0.18/GB-hour function execution. Compute add-ons: dedicated $50 per vCPU/month, shared $15 per vCPU/month; custom domains $10/project/month. Enterprise: contact sales. There is also a free plan (Starter).
Does Nhost have a free plan?
Yes. Nhost's Starter plan costs $0 and includes 1 project, pauses after 1 week inactive, 1 GB database, 1 GB storage and 10 functions. Free plans usually limit users, history or features, so check what you'd outgrow.
How much does Nhost cost for a team of 10?
Nhost is priced per plan, so a team of 10 pays the same as a smaller one: $25 a month ($300 a year) on Pro.
How much is Nhost in naira?
At an indicative rate of ₦1,334 per $1 (26 Oct 2026), Pro at $25 is about ₦33,357 a month. Your bank's exchange rate and card fees decide the final charge.
What are cheaper alternatives to Nhost?
In Surba's catalog, DomainKing ($0.86/mo), Dynadot ($0.91/mo) and Porkbun ($0.92/mo) cost less for a team of 10 on their entry plans. Compare features before you switch: the cheapest plan isn't always the closest match.
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