Replit Pricing 2026

Replit does not publicly disclose the exact number of daily Agent credits on the free Starter plan. The credits reset each day and are subject to a monthly cap. In practice, free users report the daily allocation is enough for light experimentation but runs out quickly on substantial projects — typically sufficient for a few Agent interactions per day. For heavier usage, Replit Core ($25/month) includes $25 in monthly credits with autonomous long builds.

The free plan provides 600-1,200 minutes of development time per month (sources vary on the exact limit). This translates to 10-20 hours of actual coding time across an entire month, which many users find insufficient for meaningful development work.

Replit uses a credit-based system where your subscription includes a base amount of credits, but additional usage (AI Agent edits, deployment time, database CPU usage, storage) consumes credits. Once credits are exhausted, you're charged overage fees. Users report unexpected charges from AI Agent checkpoints, even for failed or unnecessary edits.

Yes, you can export your code, but the export includes Replit-specific infrastructure and dependencies that require refactoring. If you've used Replit's built-in database or deployment services, migration is more complex. Some users report the agent actively discourages Vercel compatibility in favor of Replit deployment.

Yes, multiple times. Users report that Replit has implemented several pricing changes since late 2024, including shifts from unlimited usage to credit-based systems, introduction of AI Agent charges, and severe restrictions on the free tier. Many longtime users describe this as a bait-and-switch tactic.

Replit's Starter plan is free. The Core plan costs $20/month (or $18/month billed annually). The Pro plan costs $100/month (or $90/month billed annually). Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted. Importantly, AI Agent usage is billed on top of the subscription fee and is not capped by the plan price — actual monthly spend can significantly exceed the listed plan cost.

Yes. The Core and Pro plan prices cover a base credit allotment; additional AI Agent usage, compute, and hosting are billed on top. Multiple users report overages that equal or multiply their subscription cost. The Pro plan at $100/month does not cap total usage — one user reported approximately $9,600 in Agent usage fees in a two-month period on top of the $100/month subscription.

Yes. Replit bills credits for compute consumed regardless of whether the Agent succeeded. When the Agent enters debugging loops or attempts to fix its own errors, each retry consumes additional credits. Replit's stated policy is that consumed compute is non-refundable. Some users have received one-time goodwill credits after escalating complaints, but systematic refunds for Agent failures are not offered.

Multiple users report that Replit's cancellation flow does not provide email or written confirmation, and the billing portal may continue showing accounts as 'Active' after a cancellation request. To protect yourself: screenshot any in-app cancellation confirmation, monitor your bank statements in the following billing cycles, and file a bank dispute if charges continue after cancellation.

Replit offers a spend limit feature, but users report it stops the active Agent task mid-execution rather than providing a graceful cost cap. One Pro user described it as unworkable: the Agent has no real-time cost display, so by the time a limit is reached, significant compute has already been consumed.

Yes. The Core plan is $18/month billed annually versus $20/month billed monthly — approximately 10% savings. The Pro plan is $90/month billed annually versus $100/month billed monthly — also approximately 10% savings. No other discount programs (nonprofit, education, startup) are documented in available sources.