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Warp plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| FreeFor developers who want Warp’s modern terminal with the flexibility to use Warp’s AI or bring their own. | $0 | /month |
| BuildHighlightedFor developers who want flexible access to AI that scales with their usage | $18 | /month |
| MaxFor developers who need maximum AI capacity with all the flexibility of Build | $180 | /month |
| BusinessFor teams scaling AI-powered development (up to 25 seats) | $45 | /user /month |
| EnterpriseFor organizations needing advanced control, security, and scale | Custom |
As printed on the page captured October 19, 2026.
How does Warp pricing work?
The value metric is agent usage, stated in dollars and counted in credits. The comparison table converts at one rate, '$20 (1,500 credits)' on Build and Business and '$240 (18,000 credits)' on Max, which is 75 credits per dollar on every plan. Packaging runs on capacity more than features: Free at '$0 /month' is 'For developers who want Warp's modern terminal with the flexibility to use Warp's AI or bring their own', Build adds included usage and 'Full Warp Agent access (frontier and open-source models from OpenAI, Anthropic, z.ai, and more)', Max adds ten times the usage, and Business at '$45 /user /month' adds 'Team usage metrics', 'Admin-configurable data controls' and 'SAML-based SSO' for teams 'up to 25 seats'. The table also gates cloud compute, from '2 vCPU, 4 GiB RAM' on Build to '8 vCPU, 16 GiB RAM' on Business.
The motion is self-serve through Business and sales-led at Enterprise. Two tabs open the page, 'Warp Terminal and agents' and 'Warp Factories Automated software delivery', then 'Pricing for Warp' and five cards: Free with 'DOWNLOAD NOW', Build with a 'Recommended' badge, Max and Business with 'START TODAY', and Enterprise at 'Custom' with 'CONTACT SALES'. Each paid card has its own 'Monthly Annual' switch and an 'Annual plan' label over the price, and every card except Enterprise ends with 'Purchase additional agent usage'. A long comparison table follows, grouped into Seats, Agents, Terminal and Collaboration, Admin and Security and Support, with a footer row of monthly prices, 'Starts at $20/mo', 'Starts at $200/mo' and 'Starts at $50/mo'. Model access, integrations and a privacy section lead to a 15-question 'Pricing FAQ' and 'Have more questions?'.
Under the hood, each plan is a subscription that funds a credit grant, with top-ups and controls around it. Build charges $18 and grants $20 of usage, and Max charges $180 for $200, so the included balance is worth more than the annual fee. Free buyers reload at '20% above paid-plan rates', which makes the subscription the cheaper way to buy the same credits. 'Add-on agent usage, auto-reload, and team-wide spend cap' arrive with Build, and Enterprise moves to 'Custom shared usage pools and terms', 'Advanced spend controls' and 'Route inference through your own cloud (BYOLLM)', the levers a large buyer negotiates on. Worth borrowing are the dollar-to-credit conversion printed in the table and a spend cap packaged with the first paid plan.
What does Warp's pricing page do well?
- Included usage is printed in dollars and credits side by side, '$20 (1,500 credits)' and '$240 (18,000 credits)', so the conversion rate is readable on the page
- Every self-serve card ends with 'Purchase additional agent usage', so top-ups sit where the buyer chooses a plan
- Each paid card carries its own 'Monthly Annual' switch with an 'Annual plan' label above the price
- Spend controls are a plan feature from Build up: 'Team-wide spend cap', then 'Team-wide and per-user spend limits' on Enterprise
- The comparison table prints compute and limits as numbers: '2 vCPU, 4 GiB RAM' of cloud agent compute, 40 indexed codebases and 100,000 files per codebase on Build
What does Warp's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- A subscription that grants more usage than it costs, $18 for $20 and $180 for $200, prices the plan as a discounted credit purchase
- Free reloads at '20% above paid-plan rates', a price gap that makes the subscription the economical way to buy agent work
- Bring-your-own inference on Free keeps developers who already pay a model provider inside Warp, with credits as the upsell
- Enterprise 'Custom shared usage pools and terms' moves from per-seat grants to one pooled balance, the commitment shape large buyers negotiate
- Usage reporting steps from 'Individual only' to 'Advanced per-user + credit-type breakdowns', visibility priced as part of the tier
Learn with Orb
- ProductPrepaid credits Build's '$20 of agent usage included each month at API rates', counted as '$20 (1,500 credits)', is a credit allocation attached to a plan, the model Orb's prepaid credits product is built around.
- DocsPricing an AI agent Monthly usage grants, 'Purchase additional agent usage' on every card and the FAQ 'When does included AI usage reset?' map to Orb's worked example of grants, top-up purchases and expirations.
- ProductSpend controls 'Team-wide spend cap' from Build up and 'Team-wide and per-user spend limits' on Enterprise are the controls Orb's spend controls product provides so usage pricing comes with no surprise bills.
Questions about Warp pricing
How much does Warp cost?
Warp's pricing starts at $18/mo. The page shows 5 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Warp use?
Warp prices with credits, combined with per-seat pricing and usage-based pricing. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at developers.
Does Warp have a free plan?
Yes, Warp has a free plan. Paid plans start at $18/mo.
Does Warp offer an annual discount?
Warp offers monthly and annual billing; the page doesn't state the discount. The listed prices start at $18/mo. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Warp's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 5 plans, highlights Build, and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 7 things it does well and 7 insights into the pricing.
How many credits are included in each Warp plan?
Warp's comparison table lists included monthly usage in both dollars and credits. Build includes "$20 (1,500 credits)", Max includes "$240 (18,000 credits)", and Business includes "$20 (1,500 credits)", with the Business card noting "$20 of agent usage included per seat each month at API rates". Enterprise usage is "Custom", with "Custom shared usage pools and terms".
Can I buy extra agent usage on Warp's free plan?
Yes. The Free plan includes "Additional agent usage at pay-as-you-go rates", and the comparison table shows Free reloads at "20% above paid-plan rates". Every self-serve card, Free through Business, ends with "Purchase additional agent usage". From Build up, plans add "Add-on agent usage, auto-reload, and team-wide spend cap".
Can I bring my own API key or AI inference to Warp?
Warp's Free plan includes "Bring your own AI inference*", so developers can use their own models alongside Warp's terminal. The Business plan adds "Bring your own API keys and custom inference endpoints", and the comparison table lists bring-your-own API key and custom inference endpoint access for "Individuals and orgs up to 10 people". Enterprise goes further with "Route inference through your own cloud (BYOLLM)".
From the page as captured October 19, 2026. Current prices are on warp.dev
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