Postman Pricing in 2026: Free, Solo, Team and Enterprise Plans Explained

Which Postman Plan Fits Your Team?

• Free - one developer who sends and tests requests by hand, runs collections in the Collection Runner and stays under 1,000 monitoring requests a month.
• Solo - one developer who needs 400 AI credits a month, 10,000 monitoring requests, CSV or JSON data files in the Collection Runner, webhooks or custom-branded documentation.
• Team - two or more people who edit the same workspaces, with unlimited workspace and collection viewers and basic role-based access control.
• Enterprise - organizations that need SSO included, SCIM user provisioning, audit logs, a private API network or private runners for tests and Flows.

Monthly vs Annual Billing

Postman's pricing page has a Pay monthly and Pay annually toggle, and the annual option says "Save up to 25%". Solo costs $9 a month billed annually or $12 billed monthly, so annual billing saves 25% ($108 instead of $144 a year).

Team costs $19 per user a month billed annually or $23 billed monthly, so annual billing on Team saves about 17% ($228 instead of $276 per user a year). The 25% figure on Postman's toggle applies in full only to Solo.

Postman Add-Ons

Postman's pricing page sells these add-ons on top of the plan price:

• Simple Security - SSO through your identity provider (Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and others) for $6 per user a month on the Team plan. Postman says it must be turned on for all licensed users, is included with Enterprise, is not available on Free or Solo, and does not include SCIM provisioning.
• Advanced Security Administration - domain capture, account discovery and control, cloud secret detection and bring-your-own-key encryption, for Enterprise only, priced by Postman's sales team.
• Premium Support - contractual SLAs with a 1-hour response for critical issues, 24/7 coverage and priority channels, for Enterprise only, priced by Postman's sales team.

AI Credits

AI credits pay for Postman's Agent Mode actions, such as generating requests, writing tests, updating documentation and running workflow steps. Postman's pricing page lists 400 credits a month on Solo, 400 per user a month on Team and 800 per user a month on Enterprise, where the Enterprise credits are pooled across users.

On paid plans, Postman's pricing page lists extra credits at $0.05 each on Solo, $0.04 on Team and $0.035 on Enterprise, charged only when a Billing Admin turns on pay-as-you-go. The same page shows two different figures for the Free plan's AI credits, so check the allowance in your own Postman account before you plan around it.

API Monitoring Requests

Postman counts monitoring requests per team, not per user: its pricing page lists 1,000 a month on Free and 10,000 a month on Solo, Team and Enterprise. A 50-person Team plan therefore gets the same 10,000 monitoring requests as a one-person Solo plan.

Postman's monitor-usage docs count each request in a monitored collection as one call, count each region separately, and add the requests from scheduled collection runs to the same limit. A monitor that runs a 10-request collection every hour from one region uses about 7,200 requests in a 30-day month (10 x 24 x 30), more than seven times the Free allowance.

On paid plans, Postman's pricing page lists extra monitoring at $20 per 50,000 requests per team a month.

Postman API Calls

Calls to the Postman API are programmatic requests that manage workspaces, collections and other Postman assets, for example from a script in your CI pipeline. Postman's pricing page lists 10,000 calls a month on Free, 100,000 on Solo, 1 million on Team and 10 million on Enterprise.

Postman's resource-usage docs say that once you reach the monthly limit, the Postman API returns a "Service limit exhausted" error until the limit resets or you upgrade.

Integrations

Postman's pricing page caps integrations at 5 on Free, 10 on Solo, 50 on Team and 100 on Enterprise. Postman's resource-usage docs add that 2026 plans include unlimited integrations with collaboration tools (Slack, Microsoft Teams and Jira), and that the cap applies to integrations with API development tools.

Postman's docs also say that at the cap you can't add a new integration until you delete an existing one or upgrade.

Other Usage Charges

• Automation Flows credits - Postman's pricing page includes 25 a month on Free, 50 on Solo, 100 per team on Team and 500 per team on Enterprise, and lists extra Flows credits at $1 per 1,000 on paid plans.
• Cloud performance testing - $0.04 per virtual user hour on Solo, Team and Enterprise, where Postman's docs define a virtual user hour as the number of virtual users multiplied by the test's duration in hours. A 30-minute cloud test with 100 virtual users uses 50 virtual user hours, which costs $2.
• Local performance testing - unlimited on every plan, per Postman's comparison table, because virtual user hours apply to cloud runs only.

Postman's docs say pay-as-you-go for cloud performance tests is on by default, and a user with the Billing role can turn it off.

What Happens When You Hit a Limit?

Postman's pricing FAQ says Postman notifies you as you approach a limit, then either bills the extra usage on paid plans with pay-as-you-go turned on or pauses the feature until the next billing cycle. On the Free plan, Postman's monitor-usage docs say monitors pause for the rest of the billing period once the team reaches its monthly limit.

On paid plans, Postman's docs say monitoring overages are allowed by default, so monitors keep running and each extra request is billed. You can turn overages off in Postman's billing settings if you prefer a hard stop.