Directus pricing and limits
iScoreWraps an existing SQL database in a REST and GraphQL API plus an admin app, without moving the data or imposing a schema of its own.
Directus pricing at a glance
- Entry paid plan
- $599/month billed monthly for Team, or $499/month on an annual commitment source ↗
- Pricing model
- Flat monthly plans bounded by user seats, collections and flows rather than by requests or data volume source ↗
- What the free plan includes
- Three user seats, 25 collections and 5 flows on Core, with the AI assistant, advanced RBAC and community support source ↗
Who it suits
An existing SQL database that needs both an API and people editing it, where advanced role-based access control on the free Core plan does the job within 3 seats and 25 collections.
Consider something else if…
You outgrow Core. The next tier is $599 a month billed monthly — $499 on an annual commitment — for 10 SSO seats and 50 collections, and cloud hosting is an add-on on top of that rather than included.
Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved
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Directus pricing
Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“Core Core Evaluate Directus or power small, individual builds within the seat and collection limits. $0 $0 / mo / mo / mo Get Started”
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Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“$0 $0 / mo / mo / mo Get Started 3 user seats 25 Collections 5 Flows AI Assistant Advanced RBAC Community Support Cloud Hosted Add-On Add-On”
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Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“Team Team For teams who need a supported, production-ready deployment with SSO. $499 $499 / mo / mo $599 billed monthly See Details 10 SSO seats 50 Collections 20 Flows Granular RBAC Basic Support”
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Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“Evaluate Directus or power small, individual builds within the seat and collection limits. $0 $0 / mo / mo / mo Get Started 3 user seats 25 Collections 5 Flows”
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Data
Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Subscriptions — Directus Docs ↗
“Learn to manage realtime subscriptions with both websockets and GraphQL. WebSocket subscriptions allow for real-time notification of item creations, edits, and”
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Observability
Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“Self-Host or Cloud Pricing Pricing Try Directus Cloud free for 14 days, no commitment”
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Support
Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“AI Assistant Advanced RBAC Community Support Cloud Hosted Add-On Add-On Team Team For teams who need a supported, production-ready deployment with SSO.”
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Compliance
Sources (1) →Sources ↓
- Directus Pricing ↗
“3 user seats 25 Collections 5 Flows AI Assistant Advanced RBAC Community Support [...] 10 SSO seats 50 Collections 20 Flows Granular RBAC Basic Support”
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When these numbers change, hear about it. Sources are re-checked monthly; a repricing goes out as a short note.
Directus pricing questions
How much does Directus cost?
$599/month billed monthly for Team, or $499/month on an annual commitment. It buys 10 SSO seats, 50 collections and 20 flows.
Directus Pricing · read
How does Directus charge?
Flat monthly plans bounded by user seats, collections and flows rather than by requests or data volume. Cloud hosting is an add-on on every tier, including the paid ones.
Directus Pricing · read
Does Directus have a free tier?
Yes. Three user seats, 25 collections and 5 flows on Core, with the AI assistant, advanced RBAC and community support. Cloud hosting is an add-on rather than included.
Directus Pricing · read

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