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Perplexity plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise ProBuilt for teams that need accurate answers, fast, with the security controls IT approves. | $34 | / month per seat when billed annually |
| Enterprise MaxFor the hardest problems. Unlimited queries, built for scale. | $271 | / month per seat when billed annually |
| Additional security and governanceFor organizations that need advanced security, built for scale. | Custom pricing |
As printed on the page captured October 19, 2026.
How does Perplexity pricing work?
The seat is the value metric, and a credit pool rides on it. Enterprise Pro is '$34 / month per seat when billed annually' and adds 'Expanded Computer access', '8,500 bonus credits' and '500 monthly Computer credits/seat'. Enterprise Max is '$271 / month per seat when billed annually', 'Unlimited queries, built for scale.', with 'Maximum Computer usage', '40,000 bonus credits' and '15,000 monthly Computer credits/seat'. The seat price rises about eightfold and the monthly Computer allowance thirtyfold, so Max is priced on agent capacity more than on access. The third card, 'Additional security and governance', is 'Custom pricing' and lists 'Role-based access control & custom roles', 'Custom enterprise domain', 'Volume discounts' and 'Forward-deployed support'.
The motion is hybrid. An 'Individual' and 'Enterprise' switch under the headline sorts the visitor first, and this capture shows the Enterprise view. Both seat plans pair a filled 'Get started' with an outlined 'Contact sales', so a team can buy online or talk to sales from the same card, and the custom card routes only to 'Contact sales'. Below the cards come '50,000+ organizations trust Perplexity Enterprise' with Bridgewater, Latham & Watkins, NVIDIA, ElevenLabs and Vercel, a comparison table grouped into Computer, Platform, Comet and Admin Controls + Security, an 'Enterprise security, built for scale' band, a CIO testimonial on payback and a four-question FAQ.
Under the hood, Computer credits are the second meter. They appear as a bonus grant plus a monthly per-seat allowance, which points to a pooled balance that agent work such as 'scheduled automations across connected tools' draws down. The table states Max limits as multiples, 'File uploads' at '30x' and '100x' and 'Asset generation' at '2x' and '20x', and marks SCIM, audit logs, data retention, role-based access and a separate domain as 'Contract required' on both enterprise plans, so the heaviest governance arrives with a signed agreement. The FAQ confirms 'An organization can include both Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max users', which lets a company buy Max only for the people who run deep work. Worth borrowing are tier mixing inside one account and a table that names the contract as the gate.
What does Perplexity's pricing page do well?
- Each seat plan states its credit allowance in teal at the top of the feature list: '8,500 bonus credits' and '500 monthly Computer credits/seat'
- Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max pair 'Get started' with 'Contact sales', giving every priced plan a self-serve and an assisted path
- The comparison table opens with a 'perplexity pro' column and a 'Get Pro' button, so an individual subscriber sees what the team plans add
- Limits read as numbers and multiples: '500/month per seat' against '15,000/month per seat', 'File uploads' at '30x' and '100x'
- The CIO testimonial frames value as payback: the customer 'saved more than the cost of the annual licensing in the first week'
What does Perplexity's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- A per-seat price with a monthly Computer credit allowance is a seat plus a meter: people buy access, agent work draws down credits
- Max costs about eight times Pro and carries thirty times the monthly Computer credits, so the top plan is priced on agent capacity
- Mixing Pro and Max users in one organization lets a buyer place expensive seats only where the deep work happens
- Governance features carry 'Contract required' on both enterprise plans, tying SCIM, audit logs and retention to a signed agreement
- Prices quote the annual rate, 'when billed annually', so the yearly commitment is the reference point for every seat
Learn with Orb
- ProductPrepaid credits Enterprise Pro pairs a $34 seat with '8,500 bonus credits' and '500 monthly Computer credits/seat', a credit allocation scoped to each person; Orb covers how credit models like this decide where value is captured.
- GuidePricing AI agents: plans, costs and monetization models Perplexity Computer runs multi-step research and 'scheduled automations across connected tools', metered in credits on top of the seat; the guide covers the models for pricing agent work and how teams meter it.
- GuideAn expert's guide to enterprise pricing for SaaS The 'Custom pricing' card lists 'Volume discounts' and 'Forward-deployed support', and governance features read 'Contract required'; the guide covers enterprise pricing set deal by deal and the levers behind it.
Questions about Perplexity pricing
How much does Perplexity cost?
Perplexity's pricing starts at $34/seat/mo. The page shows 3 plans, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Perplexity use?
Perplexity prices per seat, combined with credits. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at enterprises.
Does Perplexity have a free plan?
Perplexity's pricing page shows no free plan or free trial. The lowest paid plan starts at $34/seat/mo.
Does Perplexity offer an annual discount?
Perplexity's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $34/seat/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Perplexity's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 3 plans and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 6 things it does well and 8 insights into the pricing.
How many Computer credits do Perplexity Enterprise plans include?
Enterprise Pro includes "8,500 bonus credits" plus "500 monthly Computer credits/seat". Enterprise Max includes "40,000 bonus credits" plus "15,000 monthly Computer credits/seat". Computer runs multi-step work like research and analysis, document and asset generation, and scheduled automations across connected tools.
Can a Perplexity Enterprise organization mix Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max users?
Yes. The FAQ states that "An organization can include both Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max users." Admins set each member's tier under Settings, then Members, so a company can assign Max seats to the people running the heaviest work and Pro seats to everyone else.
What does Perplexity's custom pricing for additional security and governance include?
The "Additional security and governance" plan is listed at "Custom pricing" and includes role-based access control and custom roles, a custom enterprise domain, SSO and SCIM provisioning, audit logs and admin monitoring, and custom data retention controls. It also comes with dedicated customer success support, "Volume discounts" and "Forward-deployed support". Organizations reach this plan through Contact sales, and the comparison table marks features such as SCIM, audit logs and data retention as "Contract required" on both enterprise plans.
From the page as captured October 19, 2026. Current prices are on perplexity.ai
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