What does Celigo cost in 2026? Pricing tiers and plans explained

Pricing Overview

Celigo is an enterprise iPaaS with deep pre-built templates, particularly for NetSuite. As of July 2026 all pricing is quote-based — Celigo does not publish prices on its official pages.

Celigo Editions (as of July 2026)

Celigo's billing model is flat-rate by endpoints and flows, not per task or transaction — its own pages state "pay for endpoints and flows, not per task." Access begins with a 30-day free trial; there is no free-forever plan. Third-party sources estimate roughly $600/month (Standard) and $1,200/month (Professional), but Celigo publishes no list prices, so treat those as unofficial estimates and get a quote for your endpoint/flow count.

How Celigo pricing compares

Celigo positions between mid-market tools (Zapier, Make) and heavyweight iPaaS (MuleSoft, Boomi). For NetSuite-centric integration it is typically the most cost-effective enterprise option because its pre-built templates cut deployment from days to hours. For organisations without NetSuite, Boomi offers broader multi-system coverage at a similar tier; Make and Zapier handle simpler integrations for far less but lack Celigo's error management, record reconciliation, and governance.

Editor's Note: We deployed Celigo for an e-commerce company running NetSuite with Shopify, ShipStation, and Salesforce — seven flows (order, inventory, fulfillment, customer, refund, PO, and financial reconciliation) that a competing Boomi quote priced higher with a longer implementation. Celigo's error-management dashboard, which shows every failed record with its error and a one-click retry, saved the ops team about 15 hours a week. Re-checked July 2026: Celigo still publishes no prices (quote-based Standard/Professional/Enterprise, billed by endpoints and flows), so the widely-cited "$600 / $1,200" figures are third-party estimates — model your endpoint and flow count and get a real quote. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen