How much does Replit Agent cost in 2026?
Quick Answer: As of June 2026 Replit Agent is bundled into Replit subscriptions and billed on usage credits. After a February 2026 overhaul, the tiers are: Starter (free, small daily credit grant, 1 published project), Core $25/month ($20 annual, about $25 of monthly credits, up to 5 collaborators), and a new Pro plan at $100/month ($95 annual, ~$100 credits, up to 15 builders) that replaced the retired Teams tier. Agent work consumes credits by effort, with Economy, Power, and Turbo modes controlling burn rate.
Replit Agent is not sold separately; it is bundled into Replit subscriptions and metered against a monthly usage-credit balance. Replit ran a pricing overhaul in February 2026 that changed the lineup, so older guides (including ones listing a "Teams" plan) are now wrong.
Replit pricing (as of June 2026)
| Plan | Price | Included credits | Agent capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (Free) | $0 | Small daily credit grant | Try Agent; limited to 1 published project |
| Core | $25/month ($20/month annual) | ~$25 of monthly usage credits | Up to 5 collaborators, up to 2 parallel agents |
| Pro | $100/month ($95/month annual) | ~$100 of monthly credits | Up to 15 builders, up to 10 parallel agents, top models |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | SSO/SAML, advanced privacy, org governance |
The two structural changes from early 2026:
- Teams was retired. The old $40/user Teams plan no longer exists. Existing Teams subscribers were auto-migrated to the new Pro plan at no extra cost for their current term.
- Pro is now the team tier. At $100/month it bundles ~$100 of credits, pools them across up to 15 builders, runs up to 10 agents in parallel, and unused credits roll over for one month.
How Agent credits work
Each subscription includes a monthly credit balance, and Agent work draws it down by effort — the AI model calls, compute minutes, outbound data, and deployments a build consumes — rather than by a fixed per-action price. When the balance runs out you buy a credit pack or pay usage-based overage on top of the subscription.
flowchart TD
A[Start an Agent build] --> B{Which agent mode?}
B -- Economy --> C[Lowest credit burn, slower/cheaper model path]
B -- Power (default) --> D[Balanced burn for complex tasks]
B -- Turbo (Pro/Enterprise) --> E[~2x faster, up to ~6x the credit cost]
C --> F[Credits drawn from monthly balance]
D --> F
E --> F
F --> G{Balance exhausted?}
G -- No --> H[Continue within plan]
G -- Yes --> I[Buy credit pack or pay usage overage]
The mode you pick is the main lever on cost. Economy Mode runs at roughly a third of the credit cost of a standard Power prompt; Turbo (Pro and Enterprise only) is about twice as fast but can cost up to six times as much per task. A typical small project — a CRUD app with a handful of routes — consumes a fraction of the Core monthly allowance; long autonomous builds consume far more.
Deployments are billed on top
Replit Deployments are separate from Agent credits once traffic exceeds the included allowance: Autoscale starts around $1/month plus usage, Reserved VM from about $7/month, and static deployments are free for low traffic. Domains and TLS are included.
How it compares
For an indie developer shipping one or two MVPs a month:
| Tool | Entry price | Model |
|---|---|---|
| Replit (Core) | $25/mo | Credit-metered, build-test-deploy on one platform |
| Lovable Pro | ~$25/mo | Credit-metered app generation |
| Bolt.new Pro | ~$20/mo | Token/credit-metered |
| Cursor Pro | $20/mo | Usage-credit pool, incremental coding (not autonomous) |
Replit Agent's distinguishing feature is that build, test, and deploy live on a single platform, so teams already on Replit find it the natural choice. Its credit model rewards short, well-scoped prompts and penalises long Turbo-mode sessions.
Editor's Note: We rebuilt an internal ops dashboard for a 25-person logistics client on Replit Core ($25/month). The build itself — a 6-route CRUD app with auth — stayed inside the monthly credit allowance, but the lesson was about mode discipline: leaving the agent in Turbo for an afternoon of iteration burned roughly four times the credits of the same work in Power mode, and we hit the overage line by mid-month. Now we prototype in Economy/Power and reserve Turbo for the final push under deadline. Re-checked June 2026: the Pro plan ($100, 15 builders, pooled credits) is the right tier the moment more than two people build at once — the pooled balance and rollover stopped a second client from buying credit packs every month. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen