LaunchDarkly pricing and limits
iScoreA feature management platform that charges for monthly active users and server connections rather than seats, with the team size left deliberately unmetered.
LaunchDarkly pricing at a glance
- Pricing model
- Usage, explicitly not seats — the page says so in those words. $8.33 per 1,000 client-side monthly active users, where a unique user or… source ↗
- What the free plan includes
- Unlimited flags and unlimited seats, with 1,000 client-side MAU and 5 service connections a month, plus 100,000 experimentation MAU, 5,000… source ↗
Who it suits
A large team shipping to a small audience. Seats are explicitly unmetered — "no per-seat pricing", in its own words — so inviting everyone costs nothing, and the bill tracks the users you serve at $8.33 per thousand MAU. The free plan is $0 forever with unlimited seats and no card.
Consider something else if…
Your audience is large relative to your team. MAU is the meter, so growth in users is growth in the bill, and the free plan's 1,000 client-side MAU is the tightest audience allowance of the four. There is also no published plan floor — the paid tier is usage-shaped and Enterprise is quote-only.
Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved
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LaunchDarkly pricing
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“get started free no credit card required $0 / mo, forever unlimited seats”
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“$0 / mo, forever unlimited seats”
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“unlimited feature flags 30 idiomatic sdks 13 client-side, 13 server-side, and 4 edge sdks. 5 service connections and 1k client-side mau /mo”
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“get started free no credit card required $0 / mo, forever”
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“unlimited seats no per-seat pricing. invite your whole team; pricing is based on usage. [...] $8.33 per 1k client-side mau / mo each unique client-side user or device counts as one monthly active user.”
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Observability
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“30 days data retention how long agentcontrol run and eval data stays available.”
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Auth
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“5 service connections and 1k client-side mau /mo [...] includes 100k experimentation mau per month at no additional charge.”
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LaunchDarkly in the news
- LaunchDarkly - 2026 Funding Rounds & List of Investors - Tracxn
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- LaunchDarkly vs Unleash vs GrowthBook: $2,800 Gap [2026] - tech-insider.org
- LaunchDarkly Surpasses $200 Million in ARR as Demand for Runtime Control Accelerates - The Manila Times
LaunchDarkly pricing questions
How does LaunchDarkly charge?
Usage, explicitly not seats — the page says so in those words. $8.33 per 1,000 client-side monthly active users, where a unique user or device is one MAU, plus a charge per service connection, where one server-side SDK attached to one environment for a month is one connection.
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Does LaunchDarkly have a free tier?
Yes. Unlimited flags and unlimited seats, with 1,000 client-side MAU and 5 service connections a month, plus 100,000 experimentation MAU, 5,000 session replays and 5,000 errors.
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