Roboflow Pricing, Plans and Cost Breakdown for 2024

Roboflow offers three pricing plans to cater to different user needs: Public, Starter, and Enterprise. While the Public plan is free, the Starter and Enterprise plans are paid options. The Public plan serves as a free trial for individuals, allowing them to explore the platform and its features before deciding to upgrade to a paid plan.

The Public plan is completely free and is designed for personal, open source, and research projects. It allows users to explore public projects on Roboflow Universe without requiring a credit card. With the Public plan, users have access to dataset management, annotation and labeling tools, hosted model training, inference API access, REST API access, and community support. Projects and datasets on the Public plan are open source, encouraging users to contribute to the community. This plan includes 3 users, 3 training credits, and 1,000 monthly inference credits.

For startups and small businesses, the Starter plan is available at a cost of $249 per month. It includes all the features of the Public plan, with the addition of premium features. With the Starter plan, users have private access to their datasets and models. They also receive 3 users by default, with the option to add additional users for $99 per user per month. The Starter plan includes 10 training credits to start, with an additional 5 credits per month, and 10,000 monthly inference credits. Other features of the Starter plan include premium augmentations, health check, and a commercial deployment license. This plan can be cancelled at any time.

For larger enterprises with specific requirements, Roboflow offers the Enterprise plan at a custom price. This plan provides custom deployment options, dedicated Machine Learning Engineers, and SLAs. Like the Starter plan, datasets and models on the Enterprise plan are private. Additional features of the Enterprise plan include annotation review with role-based access control, intelligent active learning, custom usage limits, single sign-on (SSO), offline mode with a custom interval, dedicated support engineer, custom contracting, and scaled deployment.