GrowthBook cost calculator

GrowthBook Cloud is free for three people, then $40 per seat per month. Enter your team size to estimate the bill, then see it against Featureflip's flat price.

GrowthBook Pro (Cloud)

$2,400

per year, estimated

Featureflip Team

$468

per year, flat. No usage-based fees on Cloud seats.

At this usage, GrowthBook Pro (Cloud) runs about $2,400/year, roughly $1,932/year more than Featureflip Team at a flat $468. GrowthBook's bill climbs with your usage. Featureflip's changes only when you move to another plan.

GrowthBook rates sourced from growthbook.io/pricing, checked October 8, 2026. Estimate covers Pro (Cloud) Cloud seats only; it excludes the free self-hosted open-source edition (no license fee but you run the app, the proxy, and your warehouse), CDN overage on Pro ($10 per million requests past 2 million, $1 per GB past 20GB), managed-warehouse events past the first 2 million ($0.03 per 1,000), quote-only Enterprise terms (SAML or OIDC SSO, SCIM, custom roles, approval flows, a 99.99% SLA). Above 30 users, GrowthBook Cloud moves to quote-only Enterprise, so this estimate stops rather than extrapolating the seat rate. Featureflip's side is the cheapest plan whose team-member and project limits fit these numbers.

The pricing behind the numbers

Sourced from growthbook.io/pricing, checked October 8, 2026.

  • Starter (Cloud) — $0, no credit card. Up to 3 users on 1 project, with unlimited feature flags, experiments, and traffic.
  • Pro (Cloud) — $40/seat/month, up to 30 users and 3 projects. Adds advanced statistics (CUPED, sequential testing, multi-arm bandits), the visual A/B editor, sticky bucketing, safe rollouts, and Product Analytics.
  • Enterprise (Cloud) — quote-only. Adds OIDC/SAML SSO, custom roles, data pipelines, approval flows, exportable audit logs, and a 99.99% SLA.
  • Open Source (self-hosted) — $0 in license fees, unlimited users. You run the application, the GrowthBook Proxy, and your warehouse.

Seats are what move a GrowthBook bill, so that is what this estimate models. GrowthBook also meters CDN requests, bandwidth, and managed-warehouse events, but those allowances are published per plan and sit apart from the seat rate, so they are excluded here rather than guessed at. The estimate also excludes the free self-hosted open-source edition, where the license costs nothing and you carry the operational work instead. GrowthBook publishes no annual-commit discount, so there is no annual toggle on its side.

Featureflip is flat, whatever your headcount

The Free plan costs nothing for up to 3 team members, Team is $49 per month ($39 a month, $468 a year, billed annually) for up to 5, Pro is $99 per month ($79 a month, $948 a year, billed annually) for up to 10, and Business is $249 per month ($199 a month, $2,388 a year, billed annually) for up to 25. Nothing is metered: no per-seat or per-request fees on any plan. Featureflip serves variations and emits exposure events, and hands measurement to your analytics stack, so it does not replace GrowthBook's statistics engine. See the full pricing page, or read the Featureflip vs GrowthBook comparison for where each tool fits.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does GrowthBook cost?
GrowthBook Cloud is free on the Starter plan for up to 3 users on 1 project, with unlimited flags, experiments, and traffic. Past that, Pro costs $40 per seat per month and covers up to 30 users, adding advanced statistics, the visual A/B editor, sticky bucketing, and Product Analytics. Above 30 users, Cloud is quote-only Enterprise. The self-hosted open-source edition is free for unlimited users. Rates were checked on October 8, 2026 from growthbook.io/pricing.
Does GrowthBook have a free tier?
Yes, two of them. Starter is a free hosted plan for up to 3 users on 1 project, so a very small team can run GrowthBook Cloud without paying anything. The open-source edition is free for unlimited users if you self-host it, which means running the application, the GrowthBook Proxy, and ideally a data warehouse. Featureflip's Free plan is free forever in the cloud with no card, which is what a zero-seat estimate compares against here.
Why does my GrowthBook bill grow when my traffic does not?
Because Pro is priced mainly by headcount. Every person with a GrowthBook login costs another $40 a month, so onboarding four teammates adds $1,920 a year even when your flag count and evaluation volume are unchanged. End users of your app are never counted, and flags and experiments stay unlimited on every Cloud plan, so seats are the main driver of the bill. Pro also meters usage past its allowances: CDN overage is $10 per million requests beyond 2M and $1 per GB beyond 20 GB, and the managed warehouse charges $0.03 per 1,000 events after the first 2M free.
Is GrowthBook cheaper than Featureflip?
At three seats or fewer, yes. Once a fourth person needs a login, the whole team moves to Pro at $40 a seat and the comparison flips quickly. Five seats is $2,400 a year against $468 for Featureflip Team billed annually, which includes up to 5 team members. The honest caveat is that you are not buying the same thing: GrowthBook runs a real experiment-analysis engine on your warehouse, and Featureflip does not compute statistical significance. If experiments are central to how you work, GrowthBook earns its price.
How is this estimate calculated?
Seats at or below 3 are free on Starter. From the 4th seat, every seat is multiplied by the published $40 per seat per month and the total is annualized, which is why the 4th person costs $160 a month rather than $40. Above the published 30-user Pro ceiling the estimate stops and reports a quote, because GrowthBook does not publish a rate that far up. It covers Cloud seats only, so CDN request and bandwidth allowances and managed-warehouse event limits are excluded. GrowthBook publishes no annual-commit discount, so there is no billing toggle on its side. Featureflip picks the cheapest Featureflip plan that fits your seat count, a flat price that does not move with evaluations. Every rate is sourced and dated on this page.