What plans does FluidGrids offer, and what is included in each?
FluidGrids offers four subscription tiers on its Pricing page, ranging from a free tier for getting started to custom enterprise deployments
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Answer
FluidGrids[1] offers four subscription tiers on its Pricing page[2], ranging from a free tier for getting started to custom enterprise deployments:
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 10 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) |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited workflows, runs, and users, custom storage and retention, SSO & SAML, SCIM provisioning, 99.95%+ uptime SLA, dedicated support with SLA, OEM / white-label embedding, data residency options |
To see how execution quotas, workspace meters, and tier comparisons are visualized inside workspace settings, explore the Usage, Billing and Plans concept[3].
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Illustration of the concept, not a screenshot of the actual product — Usage, Billing and Plans[3]
Prices are listed in USD excluding taxes. For regional pricing details, visit the FluidGrids FAQ[4], or review full tier breakdowns on the Pricing page[2].
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