# Typebot pricing explained

> Typebot's published plans, exactly what the vendor counts and bills for, what the free plan allows, and the cheapest plan at three monthly volumes.

Published: September 18, 2026 · Updated: September 18, 2026 · Prices verified: September 18, 2026 · By the chatbots.reviews team

Researched and drafted with AI assistance from the sources listed on this page. We have not built or tested bots on these platforms yet. Method: [How we review](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/how-we-review)

Typebot's [pricing page](https://typebot.com/pricing) lists three self-serve cloud plans in US dollars, billed monthly only; the page says annual plans are not offered because pricing is based on chat usage. Personal costs $0 and includes 200 chats a month with unlimited bots. Starter costs $39 a month with 2 seats and 2,000 chats, and extra chats are sold at $10 per 500. Pro costs $89 a month with 5 seats and 10,000 chats, and adds WhatsApp, custom domains and in-depth analytics. Pro's extra-chat tiers sit behind a pop-over on the pricing page; the figures we cite come from the [billing constants in Typebot's public repository](https://github.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/blob/main/packages/billing/src/constants.ts): the first step covers up to 15,000 chats for $50 more a month, the second up to 20,000 chats for $95 more, and the ladder runs to 1,000,000 chats for $5,257 more. Reading those amounts as an add-on to the Pro base price is our interpretation of the code, not a statement from the vendor. Enterprise is quoted and adds custom chat limits and seats, an SLA contract, SSO and a dedicated IP address. See the full walk-through on the [Typebot pricing page](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/pricing/typebot).

- **Paid plans from:** $39 per month
- **Pricing model:** Plan plus usage meter
- **Free plan:** Yes
- **Channels:** Website widget, WhatsApp

## What you are billed for

Typebot bills for chats. The pricing page says a chat is counted whenever a user starts a discussion, regardless of how many messages are sent, and gives a shortcut: one chat equals one row in your Results table. If a returning visitor's session is remembered, it is not counted as a new chat. The allowance is monthly. On a paid plan, the pricing FAQ says you get a heads-up email at 80% of your included chats and another at 100%, and after that your chat limit is automatically upgraded to the next tier. In plain terms, the bot keeps running and the bill steps up. On Starter each step is a pack of 500 chats for $10; on Pro the steps are the larger tiers described above. Typebot does not publish a price per single chat, so our worked examples move to the next plan rather than estimating one. The pricing page does not say what happens to a free workspace when it reaches 200 chats. AI tokens are never part of the unit: they are billed by your own AI provider. For how this compares with other vendors, see [what counts as a conversation](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/guides/what-counts-as-a-conversation). [Source](https://typebot.com/pricing)

## Published plans

| Plan | Billed monthly | Included each month | Source |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Personal | $0 per month | 200 chats | [Source](https://typebot.com/pricing) |
| Starter | $39 per month | 2,000 chats | [Source](https://typebot.com/pricing) |
| Pro | $89 per month | 10,000 chats | [Source](https://typebot.com/pricing) |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | — | — |

## What the free plan really allows

The Personal plan is permanent, not a trial. The pricing page lists unlimited typebots, 200 chats a month, native integrations, webhooks, custom JavaScript and CSS, and community support. It keeps Typebot branding on the bot and leaves out file-upload inputs, folders, WhatsApp, custom domains and in-depth analytics. There is no AI quota to run out of, because AI calls go through your own provider account. What Typebot does when a free workspace passes its chat cap is not documented, so ask before you rely on it for a campaign. The other free route is self-hosting, which the docs say gives access to all features on your own servers.

## What it costs at three volumes

The cheapest published Typebot plan that covers three monthly volumes of chats, on monthly billing. It is arithmetic on the vendor's price list, not a quote.

| Product | 100 chats a month | 1,000 chats a month | 5,000 chats a month |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Typebot | $0 (Personal) | $39 (Starter) | $89 (Pro) |

_List prices on monthly billing, verified on the date shown on this page. Extra seats, add-ons, taxes and third-party channel fees (for example Meta's WhatsApp charges) are not included._

The worked examples use Typebot's cloud plans on monthly billing and jump to the next plan when a volume passes an allowance, because no per-chat overage price is published; they exclude your AI provider's bill, Meta's WhatsApp fees and the server costs of self-hosting.

[How is chatbot software priced?](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/guides/chatbot-pricing-models) · [What counts as a conversation in chatbot pricing?](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/guides/what-counts-as-a-conversation) · [Chatbot finder](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/tools/chatbot-finder)

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## Related pages

- [Typebot review](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/reviews/typebot)
- [Best free chatbot builders](https://chatbots.reviews/en-us/best/free)

## Sources

- [Typebot pricing (plans, chat definition, limit FAQ)](https://typebot.com/pricing) — Typebot · September 18, 2026
- [Billing constants (plan prices and chat tiers) in the public source repository](https://github.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/blob/main/packages/billing/src/constants.ts) — Typebot (GitHub) · September 18, 2026
- [LICENSE: Functional Source License 1.1, Apache 2.0 Future License](https://github.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/blob/main/LICENSE) — Typebot (GitHub) · September 18, 2026
- [Repository README](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/main/README.md) — Typebot (GitHub) · September 18, 2026
- [Self-hosting: get started](https://docs.typebot.com/self-hosting/get-started) — Typebot Docs · September 18, 2026
- [Export and import a typebot](https://docs.typebot.com/editor/export-import) — Typebot Docs · September 18, 2026
- [Documentation index (blocks and integrations)](https://docs.typebot.com/llms.txt) — Typebot Docs · September 18, 2026
- [Deploy on WhatsApp: overview](https://docs.typebot.com/deploy/whatsapp/overview) — Typebot Docs · September 18, 2026
- [Workspace subscription and billing](https://docs.typebot.com/workspace/subscription) — Typebot Docs · September 18, 2026
- [Privacy policy](https://typebot.com/privacy-policy) — Typebot · September 18, 2026
- [Business continuity](https://typebot.com/business-continuity) — Typebot · September 18, 2026
- [Repository metadata for baptisteArno/typebot.io (stars, forks, latest release)](https://api.github.com/repos/baptisteArno/typebot.io) — GitHub · September 18, 2026

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