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Paid plans start at $49.17/mo. There's also a free plan.
Dify has a free Sandbox, then paid cloud workspaces start at $49.17 per workspace per month on annual billing. The Team plan is $132.50 per workspace per month, also listed annually; Dify does not publish monthly prices and marks annual billing as saving 17%. The headline price is only part of the decision: Professional includes 5,000 monthly message credits, while Team includes 10,000, and each tier sets limits on members, apps, documents, and storage. Community is free under Dify’s stated open-source and non-commercial terms.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sandbox | — | Quote | Trying Dify’s core features |
| Professional | $49.17 | — | Independent developers and small teams |
| Team | $132.50 | — | Medium-sized teams needing collaboration |
| Enterprise | — | Quote | Enterprises needing security and governance |
| Community | — | Quote | Open-source and non-commercial projects |
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Annual billing only
The listed $49.17 Professional and $132.50 Team rates are annual workspace prices. Monthly rates are not published; Dify marks annual billing as saving 17%.
Message-credit ceilings
Professional includes 5,000 monthly message credits; Team includes 10,000. The published pricing information does not publish overage rates.
Knowledge caps
Professional caps storage at 5GB and documents at 500; Team caps storage at 20GB and documents at 1,000. Overage rates are not published.
Member and app limits
Professional includes 3 members and 50 apps; Team includes 50 members and 200 apps. Check these caps against your workspace needs before switching.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| People evaluating Dify | Sandbox | It costs nothing and includes 200 message credits, one member, five apps, 50 knowledge documents, and 50MB storage. |
| Independent developers and small teams | Professional | It includes 5,000 monthly message credits, 3 members, 50 apps, 500 documents, and 5GB storage for $49.17 per month billed annually. |
| Teams needing more collaboration | Team | It raises the limits to 10,000 monthly credits, 50 members, 200 apps, 1,000 documents, and 20GB storage for $132.50 per month billed annually. |
04Is Dify worth the money?
Dify’s appeal is the breadth of the workspace: its listed features cover workflows, agents, knowledge pipelines, plugins, publishing, and monitoring. The paid plans make the price legible, but annual-only rates and fixed credit, storage, document, app, and member caps matter when comparing it with other AI workflow tools. We’d check those limits and the brand-voice trade-offs flagged in our review verdict before switching. Enterprise pricing is custom, not published.
Dify pricing FAQ
Can I use Dify for free?
Yes. Dify lists a free Sandbox with 200 message credits, one workspace and member, five apps, 50 knowledge documents, and 50MB storage. It also lists a free Community edition for open-source and non-commercial projects under the Dify Open Source License; those are distinct options.
How much does an AI license cost?
There is no single Dify “AI license” price in the published pricing grid. Sandbox and Community are listed as free. Professional is $49.17 and Team is $132.50 per workspace per month when billed annually; Enterprise is custom. Monthly prices are not published.
Is Dify AI open-source?
Dify lists Community as free for open-source and non-commercial projects, with core features released under its public repository and the Dify Open Source License. That does not mean every hosted plan is free: Professional and Team are paid annual workspace plans.
Who owns Dify AI?
The published product and pricing information does not identify Dify AI’s owner or corporate parent, so we can’t verify ownership here. It identifies a Dify Open Source License for Community, but licensing information alone does not establish who owns the company or product.