How Sanity prices
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Sanity plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| FreeFor individuals experimenting or shipping smaller projects. | $0 | FOREVER |
| GrowthHighlightedFor teams with scaling projects and increasing collaboration needs. | $15 | PER SEAT / MONTH |
| EnterpriseFor organizations with complex security, support, and performance needs | CUSTOM PRICING |
As printed on the page captured September 18, 2026.
How does Sanity pricing work?
The model is seat plus consumption. Free is '$ 0 FOREVER' with 'Up to 20 user seats', '2 permission roles' and '2 datasets (public only)'. Growth is '$15 PER SEAT / MONTH' with 'Up to 50 user seats', '5 permission roles', '2 datasets (private or public)' and 'Pay-as-you-go for higher usage'. Enterprise is 'CUSTOM PRICING' with custom seats, roles, datasets and usage quota. The usage half is priced row by row: additional API CDN requests at '$1 PER 250K', API requests at '$1 PER 25K', assets at '$0.50 PER 1GB', bandwidth at '$0.30 PER 1GB', AI credits at '$0.05 PER AI CREDIT' and compute at '$1.00 PER 20K GB-SECONDS'. Seats fit the editors who work in the Studio, and usage fits the sites and apps that read content at scale, so a headless CMS serving both is priced on both.
'Plans that scale with you' opens on three cards, with Growth carrying 'WE RECOMMEND' and the one filled orange button, 'TRY FOR FREE'. Free offers 'GET STARTED FOR FREE' and Enterprise offers 'CONTACT SALES' and 'REQUEST A DEMO', so the motion is self-serve through Growth and sales-led above it. 'SEE ALL FEATURES AND COMPARE PLANS' links to the full table. Between them sit three add-on cards and a 'TRUSTED BY LEADING DIGITAL INNOVATORS' wall with Figma, Anthropic, Shopify, Linear, PUMA and MoMA. The table runs eleven sections from USERS to BILLING with a plan bar carrying prices and CTAs, then a PUMA quote and a thirty-question FAQ that covers plan choice, AI credits, add-ons and billing administration.
Under the hood, Growth is a seat fee with included quotas and a rate table above them: 25K documents, 1M API CDN requests, 250K API requests, 100GB of assets and 100GB of bandwidth, then metered overage. The add-ons price capacity in blocks: 'Increased quota' at '+ $299 PER MONTH' extends quotas 'to 50k documents, 5M API CDN requests, 1M API requests, 500GB bandwidth, and 500GB assets', and 'Extra datasets' at '+ $999 PER DATASET / MO' adds environments. A dataset is a whole content environment, so pricing it as a block reflects its weight, and it marks the path toward Enterprise for teams that run many. AI is metered on the same footing as infrastructure, with 1000 AI credits a month on Free and Growth, 5000 on Enterprise and 'AI CREDIT BUNDLES' above that. Worth borrowing: put the overage rate in the row directly beneath the allowance it extends.
What does Sanity's pricing page do well?
- Growth carries 'WE RECOMMEND' and the one filled orange button, which sets the default plan clearly
- The Growth card names the second meter with 'Pay-as-you-go for higher usage', so the seat price reads as a base
- Every overage is priced in the table, such as '$1 PER 250K' CDN requests, '$0.30 PER 1GB' of bandwidth and '$0.05 PER AI CREDIT'
- Add-ons are sold with exact contents: 'Increased quota' lists 50k documents, 5M API CDN requests, 1M API requests, 500GB bandwidth and 500GB assets for $299 a month
- The plan bar carries Free, Growth and Enterprise with prices and CTAs through the long comparison table
What does Sanity's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- Seat plus consumption: editors pay per seat, and the delivery workload pays per request, gigabyte and credit
- Included quotas sit directly above their overage rates, a rate table attached to each plan
- Datasets are priced as whole environments at $999 a month, which marks the path from Growth to Enterprise
- AI credits, functions and compute are metered per organization on the same footing as infrastructure
- Card payment on Free and Growth and invoicing on Enterprise split self-serve and contracted billing cleanly
Learn with Orb
- ProductPrice modeling Growth charges $15 per seat while documents, requests, bandwidth, AI credits and compute each carry an overage rate; Orb's price modeling covers hybrid plans with dimensional rates like these.
- ProductInvoicing Overage runs from $1 per 250K CDN requests to $0.05 per AI credit across many meters; Orb's invoicing shows usage like this in detail customers follow and finance teams reconcile.
Questions about Sanity pricing
How much does Sanity cost?
Sanity's pricing starts at $15/seat/mo. The page shows 3 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Sanity use?
Sanity 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 Sanity have a free plan?
Yes, Sanity has a free plan, and its paid plans offer a free trial. Paid plans start at $15/seat/mo.
Does Sanity offer an annual discount?
Sanity's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $15/seat/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Sanity's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 3 plans, highlights Growth, and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 8 things it does well and 6 insights into the pricing.
How much does Sanity charge for usage beyond the Growth plan allowances?
The Growth plan includes 1M API CDN requests, 250K API requests, 100GB of assets and 100GB of bandwidth per month, with "Pay-as-you-go for higher usage" above those amounts. Additional API CDN requests cost "$1 PER 250K" and additional API requests cost "$1 PER 25K". Extra assets are "$0.50 PER 1GB" and extra bandwidth is "$0.30 PER 1GB". Embeddings queries include 1K a month with overage at "$1.50/1K".
How do AI credits work on Sanity's pricing plans?
AI credits are metered per organization, with 1000 AI credits per month on Free and Growth and 5000 on Enterprise. Growth teams can buy additional credits at "$0.05 PER AI CREDIT", and Enterprise offers "AI CREDIT BUNDLES". Content Agent, Agent Actions, Agent Context and semantic search are included on all three plans.
What add-ons can I buy for the Sanity Growth plan?
Sanity offers three add-ons to extend the Growth plan. Dedicated Support from Sanity's Support Engineers is "+ $799 PER MONTH", and Increased quota is "+ $299 PER MONTH" to extend quotas "to 50k documents, 5M API CDN requests, 1M API requests, 500GB bandwidth, and 500GB assets". Extra datasets are "+ $999 PER DATASET / MO" and "Unlock up to 2 additional datasets for your project."
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