Stoplight pricing and limits
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Stoplight pricing at a glance
- Entry paid plan
- Basic is $56/month billed monthly ($44/month billed annually): 3 users included, then $14 per additional user per month ($11 billed… source ↗
- Pricing model
- A flat workspace price per plan (Basic, Startup, Pro Team, Enterprise) with a set number of users included, then a per-additional-user… source ↗
Who it suits
A team designing APIs visually in a Git-based workspace, with an OpenAPI editor, hosted interactive docs and mock servers, at $56 a month for Basic with three users included.
Consider something else if…
You want AI features, llms.txt or an MCP server, which Stoplight's pages do not state. Every logged-in user counts toward the per-user fee, SAML SSO starts at Pro Team, and docs versioning needs Startup or above.
Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved
Each value below links to the page it was read from, with the sentence it came from. Criteria Stoplight does not publish are not listed.
Stoplight pricing
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- API Design Plans and Pricing | Stoplight ↗
“Plan price (billed monthly) – $56 $147 $453 Custom [...] Users included in plan 1 3 8 15 Custom”
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- API Design Plans and Pricing | Stoplight ↗
“All users who can log in to your Stoplight workspace count toward the per-user pricing. [...] Anonymous users accessing your documentation that is set to Public are not counted toward the per-user pricing.”
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Limits
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- API Design Plans and Pricing | Stoplight ↗
“Maximum projects 1 Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited [...] What is a project? A Stoplight project represents a Git repository.”
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Auth
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- Single Sign-On | Stoplight ↗
“This feature is available on the Stoplight Pro Team and Enterprise plans. [...] Organizations that need enhanced security requirements can configure SAML SSO”
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Documentation
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- Git Overview | Stoplight ↗
“Stoplight can connect with popular Git Providers hosted publicly or on your servers (even if it's protected by a firewall), letting you work directly with projects in public or private repos.”
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- Types of Documentation | Stoplight ↗
“Stoplight automatically generates API reference documentation from your API descriptions. After you publish a project with an OpenAPI document, API reference documentation becomes available.”
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- Try It | Stoplight ↗
“Try It enables you to preview and test your API operations as you work. Use Try It from published documentation or the Design Editor.”
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- Get Request Samples | Stoplight ↗
“When you are happy with the requests you've made in Try It, you can get request samples for pasting into your codebase.”
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- Project Settings | Stoplight ↗
“This feature is available on the Stoplight Startup plan and above. [...] You can create versions for Stoplight projects, which are also referred to as web projects.”
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When these numbers change, hear about it. Sources are re-checked monthly; a repricing goes out as a short note.
Stoplight pricing questions
How much does Stoplight cost?
Basic is $56/month billed monthly ($44/month billed annually): 3 users included, then $14 per additional user per month ($11 billed annually), unlimited projects, 14-day free trial.
How does Stoplight charge?
A flat workspace price per plan (Basic, Startup, Pro Team, Enterprise) with a set number of users included, then a per-additional-user monthly fee. Every user who can log in counts, including Viewers and Guests; anonymous readers of public docs do not.

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