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Logseq pricing varies by team size and features, ranging from $0 to $5 per month in 2026. Your actual cost depends on the tier you choose, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

Use the interactive pricing calculator to estimate your exact cost based on team size and requirements.

  • Free tier: Yes
  • Billing: Monthly and annual (save 15-20%)
  • Hidden costs: Add ~35% for implementation, support, and training

Logseq offers 2 pricing tiers: Free, Sync. Standard paid plans include Free at $0/undefined, Sync at $5/undefined. The Sync plan is users needing sync.

Compared to other note-taking & pkm software, Logseq is positioned at the budget-friendly price point.

Last verified: February 2026 | Sources: 5 pricing pages and reviews

All Logseq Plans & Pricing

Plan Monthly Annual Best For
Free Free Free 0 Individual users
Sync $5 / $50 / Users needing sync
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Free

  • Local-first
  • Open source
  • All core features

Sync

  • Cloud sync
  • Multi-device

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Hidden Costs to Budget For

Watch for 6 hidden costs
  • Logseq Sync in beta requires $5-15/month Open Collective donation
  • Official sync pricing not yet announced for general availability
  • Free sync alternatives (iCloud, Dropbox, Git, Syncthing) require setup
  • Logseq Pro coming soon with real-time collaboration (pricing TBA)
  • RTC (Real-Time Collaboration) feature in testing phase
  • Page history with Logseq Sync stores up to 1 year
Tip

Ask your Logseq sales rep about these costs upfront. Getting them in writing before signing can save you from surprise charges later.

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Frequently Asked Questions

01 Is Logseq really free?

Yes, Logseq is completely free and open-source. The core application costs nothing and will remain free forever. The only potential costs are optional services: Logseq Sync (currently in beta, requires $5-15/month Open Collective donation) and the upcoming Logseq Pro for collaboration features.

02 How is Logseq different from Obsidian?

Both are local-first and free, but Logseq uses an outliner interface (like Roam) while Obsidian uses a document editor. Logseq is open-source and includes features like PDF annotation and Org-mode support. Obsidian has a larger plugin ecosystem and more polished mobile apps. Choose Logseq for outliner workflows and open-source, Obsidian for flexibility and customization.

03 How much does Logseq Sync cost?

Logseq Sync is currently in beta for Open Collective supporters ($5-15/month donation). Official pricing for general availability hasn't been announced. You can sync for free using iCloud, Dropbox, Git, or Syncthing if you prefer not to wait for official sync.

04 Can I use Logseq on mobile devices?

Yes, Logseq has mobile apps for both iOS and Android. The mobile experience is improving but not as polished as desktop. Syncing across devices requires either setting up free cloud storage or using the beta Logseq Sync service.

05 Is Logseq better than Roam Research?

Logseq offers similar outliner-based features to Roam but is completely free, open-source, and local-first. Roam costs $15/month and is cloud-only. Logseq adds PDF annotation and more flexibility, but Roam has a more polished interface. For most users, Logseq provides better value.

06 What is Logseq Pro and when will it be available?

Logseq Pro is an upcoming paid service offering real-time collaboration and syncing with Logseq's own storage. It's currently in testing with sponsors and backers. Pricing and general availability date haven't been announced as of early 2026.