Emergent.sh pricing

Pricing breakdown AI Coding

AI build agent for full-stack apps — usage-based credits with 4 monthly bundles. Hidden cost: deployment hosting billed separately once apps go live.

See all 4 plans The 5 hidden costs

Rate card read 3 May 2026. Vendors change prices without notice — confirm at checkout.

Plans & rates

What Emergent.sh lists at

The vendor's own published rates, exactly as the rate card states them.

Free

Usage-based

The Free tier provides a limited number of credits for experimentation and small personal projects, allowing teams to explore Emergent.sh's AI build agent capabilities.

Best for Solo founders, hobbyists, initial product exploration

500 monthly build credits
1 active project
Basic AI agent access
Community support

Developer

Usage-based

$49/mo

The Developer tier offers a substantial increase in credits and project capacity, suitable for individual developers or small teams working on more serious projects.

Best for Individual developers, small dev teams, early-stage startups

5,000 monthly build credits
5 active projects
Standard AI agent access
Email support
Version control integration

Team

Usage-based

$199/mo

The Team tier is designed for growing teams requiring more extensive build resources, collaborative features, and priority support for multiple concurrent projects.

Best for Growing development teams, agencies, mid-size startups

25,000 monthly build credits
Unlimited active projects
Advanced AI agent access
Priority email support
Team collaboration features
Customizable build environments

Enterprise

Usage-based

$999/mo

The Enterprise tier provides custom credit bundles, dedicated support, and advanced security features for large organizations with complex development needs.

Best for Large enterprises, high-volume agencies, organizations with specific compliance needs

Custom monthly build credits
Unlimited active projects
Dedicated AI agent instances
24/7 phone support
SLA and compliance features
On-premise deployment options

Not on the pricing page

The 5 costs Emergent.sh does not lead with

Seats, overages, add-ons and the annual-commitment clause — the lines that turn a list price into an invoice. This is the part worth reading twice before you sign.

Deployment hosting for live applications is billed separately by third-party providers (e.g., AWS, GCP, Vercel) once an app built with Emergent.sh goes live.

Overage charges apply if monthly build credits are exceeded on the Free, Developer, and Team tiers. These are typically billed per 1,000 credits at a higher rate than bundle pricing.

Advanced security features and dedicated agent instances are exclusive to the Enterprise tier, requiring a custom quote.

While Emergent.sh offers integrations, some premium integrations or custom connectors may incur additional setup or usage fees.

Onboarding and training services for larger teams are often an add-on cost, particularly for the Team and Enterprise tiers.

Room to move

How to pay less than list

When negotiating Emergent.sh pricing, buyers should be aware of several key strategies. The end of a quarter or fiscal year often presents the most flexibility for sales representatives to offer discounts or additional value to meet targets. Engaging in discussions during these periods can yield better outcomes.

Requesting extra credits: Instead of solely focusing on a lower monthly price, teams can ask for a higher allocation of monthly build credits, especially if their usage forecasts are uncertain.
Longer contract terms: Committing to an annual or multi-year contract can frequently result in a significant percentage discount compared to month-to-month billing. This provides price stability for the buyer and predictable revenue for Emergent.sh.
Bundled support and onboarding: For the Team and Enterprise tiers, buyers can negotiate for free or discounted premium support packages, dedicated account management, or complimentary onboarding sessions for their development teams. These add-ons can significantly enhance the value proposition.
Using competitor quotes: If a team has received a quote from a competing AI coding platform, presenting this to Emergent.sh can create leverage. Sales teams are often willing to match or beat competitor pricing to win business, particularly for larger deals.
Pilot programs: For Enterprise-level engagements, proposing a paid pilot program with specific success metrics can sometimes lead to more favorable long-term contract terms if the pilot proves successful.
Understanding overage costs: Negotiate a lower per-credit overage rate if usage is expected to fluctuate, or ask for a buffer of 'grace credits' before overage charges kick in.

Always clarify the total cost of ownership, including any potential deployment hosting charges, to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the investment.

Find your tier

Which plan is actually yours

Matched to the limits that bite first, not to the tier the vendor highlights on its own pricing page.

Solo founders

→ Free

The Free tier provides enough credits for initial experimentation and building a minimum viable product without upfront cost.

Growing dev teams

→ Team

The Team tier offers a substantial credit bundle and collaboration features necessary for multiple developers working on concurrent projects.

Large enterprises

→ Enterprise

The Enterprise tier provides custom credit packages, dedicated support, and advanced security features critical for large-scale operations and compliance.

Early-stage startups

→ Developer

The Developer tier balances cost with increased project capacity and credits, supporting a startup's initial growth phase.

Emergent.sh pricing FAQ

The questions that decide which plan you end up on.

Ask us something else

Emergent.sh does not offer a traditional free trial for its paid tiers. Instead, it provides a permanent Free tier with a limited number of monthly build credits. This allows teams to thoroughly test the platform's core functionalities before committing to a paid subscription, ensuring it meets their development needs.

Emergent.sh primarily offers monthly billing for its Developer and Team tiers. While specific annual discounts are not prominently advertised, larger organizations on the Enterprise tier may negotiate custom annual contracts that often include a discount compared to the cumulative monthly cost, along with more favorable terms and dedicated support.

Emergent.sh's refund policy typically states that subscriptions are non-refundable once activated for the current billing period. However, teams experiencing technical issues or dissatisfaction are encouraged to contact support. Exceptions may be considered on a case-by-case basis, particularly for Enterprise clients with specific service level agreements.

Emergent.sh's pricing model is primarily usage-based on build credits, not per-seat. The Developer and Team tiers allow for multiple users within the credit limits. The Enterprise tier offers custom user management and access controls, with pricing tailored to the organization's specific requirements rather than a fixed per-seat charge.

Yes, teams can downgrade their Emergent.sh subscription at any time. The downgrade will typically take effect at the end of the current billing cycle. Upon downgrading, projects exceeding the new tier's limits may become inactive or require archiving. Teams should review the project and credit limits of the target tier before initiating a downgrade to avoid service interruptions.

Emergent.sh's pricing differs significantly from GitHub Copilot and similar AI coding assistants. While Copilot is typically priced per user per month for code completion, Emergent.sh focuses on an AI build agent for full-stack applications, with pricing based on build credits. This makes direct comparisons challenging, as Emergent.sh aims to automate larger portions of the development workflow rather than just assist with code writing.

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Every figure on this page is the vendor's own published rate at the time we read the rate card (3 May 2026). Where a tier is sold by quote we say so rather than guess a number. The pricing score rates the pricing model, not the product — the product is scored separately on its own rubric.