Trigger.dev pricing in 2026
Platform for running long-running background jobs and AI agent tasks in TypeScript with managed compute. Every plan from Trigger.dev'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
$10a month
Hobby for 10 people: $10 a month
- Free plan
Plans
Trigger.dev plans and prices
3 plans with a public price, in US dollars.
Free
$0Free plan
- $5 usage credit / month
- 20 concurrent runs
- 5 team members
- 1-day log retention
Hobby
Entry paid plan$10/ month
- $10 usage credit / month
- 50 concurrent runs
- 100 schedules
- 7-day log retention
Pro
$50/ month
- $50 usage credit / month
- 200+ concurrent runs
- 25+ team members
- 30-day log retention
Compute billed per second beyond included credit: Micro $0.0000169/s up to Large 2x $0.00068/s; $0.25 per 10,000 run invocations (dev runs free). Pro extras: $10/mo per 50 concurrent runs, $20/mo per extra seat. HIPAA BAA add-on $500/mo. Enterprise: contact sales.
Prices from Trigger.dev's pricing page, checked 26 Oct 2026. Prices are per plan, not per user. Taxes, seat minimums and promotions vary.
Team cost
What Trigger.dev costs a team of 5, 10 or 25
Trigger.dev is priced per plan, so the cost doesn't grow with the team.
| Plan | 5 people | 10 people | 25 people |
|---|---|---|---|
| FreeFree plan | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Hobby$10/mo | $10/mo$120/yr a year | $10/mo$120/yr a year | $10/mo$120/yr a year |
| Pro$50/mo | $50/mo$600/yr a year | $50/mo$600/yr a year | $50/mo$600/yr a year |
Free plans usually cap users or features — check Free's limits before planning on it for a team. Before tax, at list price.
Local prices
Trigger.dev in naira, shillings, cedis, rand, pounds and euros
Hobby, the entry paid plan, converted from US dollars.
| Currency | A month | A year |
|---|---|---|
| NGNNigerian naira (NGN) | ₦13,343 | ₦160,116 |
| KESKenyan shilling (KES) | KSh1,299 | KSh15,585 |
| GHSGhanaian cedi (GHS) | GH₵116.22 | GH₵1,395 |
| ZARSouth African rand (ZAR) | R165.99 | R1,992 |
| GBPBritish pound (GBP) | £7.48 | £89.73 |
| EUREuro (EUR) | €8.92 | €107.06 |
Indicative only: converted at Surba's daily exchange rates from 26 Oct 2026 (₦1,334 = $1). Unless Trigger.dev bills you in your own currency, your bank's rate and card fees decide what you're charged.
Alternatives
Cheaper alternatives to Trigger.dev
Tools in Surba's catalog that cost a team of 10 less a month on their entry plan than Trigger.dev's Hobby.
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FAQ
Trigger.dev pricing questions
How much does Trigger.dev cost?
Trigger.dev's paid plans run from $10 to $50 a month according to Trigger.dev's pricing page (checked 26 Oct 2026) (Hobby $10 and Pro $50). Trigger.dev is priced per plan rather than per user. Compute billed per second beyond included credit: Micro $0.0000169/s up to Large 2x $0.00068/s; $0.25 per 10,000 run invocations (dev runs free). Pro extras: $10/mo per 50 concurrent runs, $20/mo per extra seat. HIPAA BAA add-on $500/mo. Enterprise: contact sales. There is also a free plan (Free).
Does Trigger.dev have a free plan?
Yes. Trigger.dev's Free plan costs $0 and includes $5 usage credit / month, 20 concurrent runs and 5 team members. Free plans usually limit users, history or features, so check what you'd outgrow.
How much does Trigger.dev cost for a team of 10?
Trigger.dev is priced per plan, so a team of 10 pays the same as a smaller one: $10 a month ($120 a year) on Hobby.
How much is Trigger.dev in naira?
At an indicative rate of ₦1,334 per $1 (26 Oct 2026), Hobby at $10 is about ₦13,343 a month. Your bank's exchange rate and card fees decide the final charge.
What are cheaper alternatives to Trigger.dev?
In Surba's catalog, env zero (free plan), Spacelift (free plan) and Appcircle (free plan) 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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