Pricing that doesn't punish you
A VCS-native app, not a platform. Unlimited users, runs, and runners.
All tiers: unlimited users, unlimited runs, unlimited concurrency, unlimited private runners.
We don't hobble the free tier to force upgrades. If you never need governance or procurement process, you never need to pay us.
You can upgrade later. Or not.
Free
Core workflows, no limits.
- Pull request automation for Terraform
- Monorepo and workspace execution
- Concurrent plans across PRs
- Custom workflows and hooks
- OPA / Conftest policy testing
- Unlimited users, runs, and runners
- Community support
Self-Hosted
Run Terrateam in your own infrastructure. The OSS version covers core workflows. The paid edition adds governance controls.
- Same engine as Cloud
- Unlimited runs and users
- Private runners
- Centralized config
- API access
- RBAC, Gatekeeper
Support packages
Optional add-ons. Not required for any tier.
Onboarding sprint
We help you get Terrateam running in your environment. Config review, runner setup, workflow design. A few hours over a week or two.
Ask about availabilityArchitecture review
We look at your Terraform structure, workspace layout, and CI/CD setup. You get a doc with recommendations. No ongoing commitment.
Ask about availabilityPriority Slack
A shared Slack channel with our team. Fast answers, real-time help when you need it. Included in Corporate, available as add-on otherwise.
Ask about availabilityThings we don't do
Adding a teammate shouldn't cost you money.
Automation is good. We don't tax it.
The prices are on this page. All of them.
Free tier is the real product, not a teaser.
Same price for everyone. No games.
Monthly is fine. No long-term contracts.
TACOS are a commodity
The software is free. The bureaucracy isn't.
Somehow, running terraform plan in a pull request became a six-figure line item. Vendors charge per seat, per run, per month — with "call us for pricing" theater and enterprise sales teams playing discount games. For what? Plumbing.
We think that's absurd. The core workflow should be free. Not free-with-limits. Not free-until-you-need-it. Free by default. Unlimited users, unlimited runs, unlimited concurrency.
We charge for the human overhead: governance teams that need approval workflows, compliance departments that require audit trails, procurement processes that demand paperwork. Those are real costs, real work, real people on our side. The software itself should not be the tax.
We're not trying to win the TACOS market. We're trying to make it irrelevant.
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Included in all plans
| Free | Pro | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $224 | $563+ |
| Scheduled drift detection | - | ||
| Support | Community | Email / Slack* | |
| API access | - | - | |
| CODEOWNERS | - | - | |
| RBAC & Gatekeeper | - | - | |
| Centralized config (org-wide) | - | - | |
| Audit retention | 30 days | 90 days | 365 days |
| Procurement support* | - | - | Optional |
* Enterprise with procurement support includes MSA, security questionnaires, dedicated Slack, architecture reviews, and procurement-friendly invoicing.
Questions
No catch. We're an open source company. The code is on GitHub. Free tier is just that code, hosted. We make money when teams need scheduled drift detection, governance features, or procurement process. If you never need those, enjoy the free ride. We'd rather you use the product than not.
Because per-seat pricing is a tax on collaboration. It punishes you for adding teammates and creates awkward conversations about who 'really' needs access. Infrastructure tools should encourage more people to participate in infrastructure, not fewer. We refuse to build our business model on making your org chart our problem.
Per-run pricing turns automation into a cost center. Every CI run, every drift check, every test becomes a line item. That's backwards. We want you to run Terrateam constantly, on everything, without thinking about it. Metering runs is metering good behavior.
CODEOWNERS integration for approval routing, role-based access control (RBAC), Gatekeeper for policy-based approvals and overrides, and centralized configuration across repositories. These exist because compliance teams exist. If you don't have one breathing down your neck, you probably don't need Enterprise.
The Enterprise tier has two options: technical features only ($563/mo) or technical + procurement support ($1,087.50/mo). Large companies have procurement departments with processes that require MSAs, security questionnaires, vendor assessments, and PO-based invoicing. If someone at your company has a spreadsheet with our name on it, toggle it on. We'll help you fill it out.
No. The prices are the prices. We don't have a sales team playing games with discounts. We don't do 'call us for pricing' theater. Enterprise with procurement is $1,087.50/mo. That number is public, the same for everyone, and you can buy it right now without talking to anyone. The one exception: non-profits get 50% off.
Start using Terrateam
All plans are self-serve. Choose based on the controls your team needs.