How Hugging Face prices
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Hugging Face plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| PRO AccountBoost your personal HF experience | $9 | /month |
| TeamHighlightedInstant setup for growing teams | $20 | /month per user |
| EnterpriseCustom onboarding and enterprise features | $50 | /month per user |
As printed on the page captured October 26, 2026.
How does Hugging Face pricing work?
This is a seat-plus-usage hybrid with both halves in the open. The seat half runs PRO at '$9 /month' for an individual, Team at '$20 /month per user' and Enterprise at '$50 /month per user'. Team's paid seat buys governance: 'SSO support (SAML & OIDC)', 'Data location control with Storage Regions', Audit Logs, Resource Groups and 'Centralized token control and approvals'. PRO scales personal allowances as multiples, '10× private storage capacity' and '8× ZeroGPU quota and highest queue priority', and states inference as money: '$2 of included inference credits monthly'. The usage half has three meters: storage per TB per month, Spaces hardware per hour, and Inference Endpoints per hour.
The motion is self-serve with a sales path at the top. PRO and Team buy online, with Team labeled 'Get Team (via credit card)', and Enterprise routes to 'Talk to sales' with 'Managed billing with annual commitments'. Team wears the 'Most popular' badge. The page then moves through storage, with a price comparison chart and four volume-tier cards, a Hub section on what the platform does, the Spaces hardware table under the heading "On-demand GPU hardware. Starting at $0." and the Inference Endpoints tables, closing on a panel that sets out the PRO benefits at $9 a month, where the Inference Providers tile repeats the $2 monthly credit.
Under the hood, each meter maps to a real cost. Storage is priced by visibility, '$12 /TB/mo Public repositories' against '$18 /TB/mo Private repositories' at base, falling to $8 and $12 at 500TB+, which signals that public artifacts carry value for the Hub as a community. 'Egress and CDN included at no extra cost' folds delivery into the storage rate. The endpoint tables tag each instance with its cloud, aws, azure or gcp, and price CPU, GPU and accelerator instances per hour, which reads as infrastructure resold with a transparent hourly rate. PRO's $2 inference allowance is a credit pool denominated in dollars, drawn down by metered inference, so the included value holds steady whatever the per-call rates behind it. Enterprise's 'Managed billing with annual commitments' adds the commit layer for large accounts. Worth borrowing: show the volume ladder with both the discount and the resulting rate, so a growing customer can read its future price.
What does Hugging Face's pricing page do well?
- Publishes the Enterprise seat price, '$50 /month per user', on the card beside Talk to sales
- States PRO's inference allowance as a dollar figure, '$2 of included inference credits monthly', on both the plan card and the closing PRO panel
- Storage volume breaks appear as four cards with both the discount and the rate: '50TB+ -20%', '200TB+ -25%', '500TB+ -33%'
- Sets its storage price beside two alternatives in a bar chart, HF Hub at '$8–12' against $23 and $15
- The Spaces hardware table gives vCPU, memory, accelerator, VRAM and hourly price per row, with CPU Basic and ZeroGPU marked FREE
What does Hugging Face's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Seats buy governance and collaboration, and usage meters carry storage and compute, so the bill splits cleanly between people and workload
- Public storage is priced below private storage at every tier, which rewards the open sharing the Hub is built on
- PRO's inference allowance is set in currency while storage and ZeroGPU stay as multiples; that points to a prepaid dollar credit pool that the inference meter draws down each month
- Endpoint instances are tagged by cloud, aws, azure and gcp, with an hourly rate each, pointing to cloud capacity resold at a published rate
- Enterprise adds 'Managed billing with annual commitments', the layer where usage turns into a committed contract
Learn with Orb
- GuideMigrating from subscriptions to usage-based billing Storage per TB and Spaces and Endpoint hardware per hour let the bill follow each team's workload; Orb's guide covers billing for compute and storage on customers' different consumption.
- DocsConfiguring plans: minimums and plan phases Enterprise adds managed billing with annual commitments, where usage turns into a committed contract; in Orb, a dollar commitment is a minimum, and plan phases step it up on a schedule.
Questions about Hugging Face pricing
How much does Hugging Face cost?
Hugging Face's pricing starts at $9/mo. The page shows 3 plans, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Hugging Face use?
Hugging Face prices on a hybrid of seats and usage. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at developers.
Does Hugging Face have a free plan?
Hugging Face's pricing page shows no free plan or free trial. The lowest paid plan starts at $9/mo.
Does Hugging Face offer an annual discount?
Hugging Face's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $9/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Hugging Face's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 3 plans, highlights Team. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 7 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
Does Hugging Face offer volume discounts on storage?
Hugging Face storage starts at "$12 /TB/mo Public repositories" and "$18 /TB/mo Private repositories", with volume breaks as usage grows. The rate drops to $10 and $16 at 50TB+ (-20%), $9 and $14 at 200TB+ (-25%), and $8 and $12 at 500TB+ (-33%). "Egress and CDN included at no extra cost", and accounts needing more than 500TB can contact sales for custom pricing.
What inference credits come with Hugging Face PRO?
The PRO account at $9 /month includes "$2 of included inference credits monthly" along with "8× ZeroGPU quota and highest queue priority". PRO also adds "10× private storage capacity" and "2× public storage capacity". On the Team plan, "All organization members get ZeroGPU and Inference Providers PRO benefits".
What does Hugging Face Enterprise include beyond the Team plan?
Enterprise is listed at $50 /month per user with a "Talk to sales" path and includes "All benefits from the Team plan". It adds "Highest storage, bandwidth, and API rate limits", "Automated user management with SCIM provisioning", and "Advanced security and access controls". Large accounts also get "Managed billing with annual commitments", "Legal and Compliance processes", and "Dedicated support".
From the page as captured October 26, 2026. Current prices are on huggingface.co
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