Pricing Plans¶
Plans describe what your organization can do in Tinybird, the compute resources at your disposal, and how usage is billed. All plan features, limits, and resources are applied at the organization level and shared across all workspaces within your organization.
To see current prices, see Pricing.
Available plans¶
| Plan | Infrastructure | What you get | When to upgrade |
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| Free | Shared |
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| Developer | Shared |
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| SaaS | Shared |
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| Enterprise | Dedicated |
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You can upgrade from Free and Developer plans at any time. SaaS and Enterprise plans require contacting sales.
Features included in all plans¶
- Unlimited seats
- Unlimited source connections
- Unlimited tables, pipes, and endpoints
- Multi-cloud, multi-region support
- RBAC and Workspace admin controls. See Organizations.
- SOC2 Type II and HIPAA compliance. See Compliance.
Deployment Options¶
Plans run on one of two infrastructure types:
- Shared infrastructure (Free, Developer, SaaS) — Resources are shared with other customers. Limits are defined by vCPU usage, storage, and threads. See Shared infrastructure.
- Dedicated infrastructure (Enterprise) — Your own isolated ClickHouse® cluster. No predefined resource limits; billing is based on replica SKUs and usage. See Dedicated infrastructure.
On-demand CPUs¶
On-demand CPUs cover temporary compute capacity for jobs that need dedicated compute instances. On-demand compute is available on both shared and dedicated infrastructure.
This currently applies to:
- Deployment populate jobs.
- Copy Pipe jobs run with
--on-demand-compute.
Deployment populates use on-demand compute automatically for large data migrations when one of these thresholds is met:
- Data size exceeds 50 GB.
- Row count exceeds 100 million rows.
Copy Pipe jobs use on-demand compute only when you explicitly run them with --on-demand-compute.
On-demand compute uses 64-core instances by default. You can request smaller instances for less resource-intensive workloads. Contact Tinybird support for configuration options.
Billing is based on the actual compute time used, measured in credits per core per minute. Pricing varies by region:
| Region | Price (Credits per core per minute) |
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| aws-us-east-1 | 0.0029 |
| aws-us-west-2 | 0.0029 |
| aws-eu-west-1 | 0.0032 |
| aws-eu-central-1 | 0.0035 |
| aws-ap-east-1 | 0.004 |
| aws-ap-southeast-2 | 0.0036 |
| gcp-us-east4 | 0.0027 |
| gcp-europe-west3 | 0.0031 |
| gcp-europe-west2 | 0.0031 |
| gcp-northamerica-northeast2 | 0.0027 |
Example calculations:
- A 2-hour deployment populate in AWS US East 1: 0.0029 credits × 120 minutes × 64 cores = 22.3 credits.
- A 30-minute Copy Pipe job in AWS US East 1: 0.0029 credits × 30 minutes × 64 cores = 5.57 credits.
The credits are automatically deducted from your monthly invoice.
Next steps¶
- Free plan — What's included and how to upgrade.
- Developer plan — Plan sizes, billing, and resize options.
- SaaS plan — Shared infrastructure with 4+ vCPUs.
- Enterprise plan — Dedicated cluster, replica SKUs, and premium support.
- Shared infrastructure — SKUs and key concepts for Free, Developer, and SaaS.
- Dedicated infrastructure — SKUs for the Enterprise dedicated cluster.
- Limits — Limits per plan and how to adjust them.