Trigger.dev Pricing

freemiumopen sourcelast verified August 26, 2026official site ↗

Plan	Price	Notes
Freeofficial source ↗	$0checked 2026-08-26	10 concurrent runs, unlimited tasks, 5 team members, 1-day log retention, Dev and Prod environments
Hobbyofficial source ↗	USD 10/monthchecked 2026-08-26	25 concurrent runs, unlimited tasks, 5 team members, 100 schedules, 7-day log retention, Dev/Staging/Prod environments
Proofficial source ↗	USD 50/monthchecked 2026-08-26	100+ concurrent runs, 25 team members, 1,000+ schedules, 30-day log retention, priority execution queue
Enterpriseofficial source ↗	Customchecked 2026-08-26	Custom concurrency, custom log retention, RBAC, SOC 2 reports, SAML SSO, dedicated support

structured from cited official pricing sources: “Trigger.dev offers a free tier with 10 concurrent runs and no task timeouts. Paid cloud tiers include Hobby at $10/month (25 concurrent runs, 100 schedules, 7-day logs), Pro at $50/month (100+ concurrency, 1,000 schedules, 30-day logs), and custom Enterprise plans with RBAC, SSO, and SOC 2 compliance.”

Self-hosting cost

Trigger.dev is open source. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage. Any hosted, managed, or API plans remain separately priced.

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FAQ

How much does Trigger.dev cost?

Trigger.dev offers a free tier with 10 concurrent runs and no task timeouts. Paid cloud tiers include Hobby at $10/month (25 concurrent runs, 100 schedules, 7-day logs), Pro at $50/month (100+ concurrency, 1,000 schedules, 30-day logs), and custom Enterprise plans with RBAC, SSO, and SOC 2 compliance. Paid pricing starts at $10/month.

Does Trigger.dev have a free plan?

Yes — Trigger.dev has a free plan alongside its paid tiers.

Can you self-host Trigger.dev for free?

What are free or cheaper Trigger.dev alternatives?

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