How much does Relevance AI cost in 2026? Pricing breakdown
Quick Answer: Relevance AI changed its pricing in 2026. The public pricing page now shows only an Enterprise "Talk to sales" plan, but a Free tier still exists per the documentation ($0, 200 Actions/month plus 1,000 Vendor Credits at signup). Since September 2025 billing runs on an "Actions + Vendor Credits" model — an Action is one Tool run, and a Vendor Credit is the pass-through model cost with no markup — with top-ups at $80 per 1,000 Actions and $20 per 10,000 Vendor Credits. Pro and Team plans exist in the docs, but no public monthly price is published, and the old Business tier was retired.
Relevance AI Pricing (as of July 2026)
Relevance AI moved to an Actions + Vendor Credits model in September 2025, and its public pricing page now shows only an Enterprise "Talk to sales" plan. A Free tier still exists in the documentation.
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 200 Actions/month + 1,000 Vendor Credits granted once at signup |
| Pro / Team | Not publicly published | Exist in the docs with higher Actions + Vendor Credit allocations (Pro adds BYOK); no monthly price on the current pricing page |
| Enterprise | Custom | The only tier surfaced on /pricing |
How billing works
- Actions: an Action is a single Tool run inside an agent workflow.
- Vendor Credits: the pass-through cost of the underlying model call, billed with no markup.
- Top-ups: $80 per 1,000 Actions and $20 per 10,000 Vendor Credits (official rates).
The Business tier was sunset as part of the 2025 change. Earlier guides listing "Pro $19 / Business $199" reflect the pre-September-2025 model; those monthly prices are no longer shown on any official Relevance AI page, so treat them as historical rather than current.
What this means for buyers
Because the self-serve Pro/Team prices are no longer public, the practical options are: run on the Free tier (200 Actions/month) with top-ups as needed, or engage sales for Enterprise. Cost is driven by Actions (workflow steps) and the pass-through model spend, so estimate both your agent run volume and the model each agent uses.
Editor's Note: We used Relevance AI to run daily sourcing, outreach, and research agents for a recruiting agency, replacing roughly 80% of a research assistant's work; the credit model was predictable at steady state but hard to forecast during ramp-up. Re-checked July 2026: Relevance moved to an Actions + Vendor Credits model and pulled its self-serve Pro/Team prices from the public page (now Enterprise-only), so the old "$19 Pro / $199 Business" figures are out of date — budget on Actions plus pass-through model cost, start on the Free tier's 200 Actions, and get an Enterprise quote once volume is real. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen
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