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Paid plans start at $7/mo.
The pricing snapshot lists Float Starter at $7 per scheduled person per month with annual billing, or $8.50 with monthly billing. Pro costs $12 annually or $14 monthly per scheduled person. There is no free plan, but Float offers a 30-day trial. This is per-person pricing, not a flat team fee; new seats are charged immediately and prorated for the rest of the billing cycle. Enterprise pricing and add-on or overage costs are not published.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $7 | $8.50 | Teams needing basic resource scheduling |
| Pro | $12 | $14 | Teams needing more scheduling history |
| Enterprise | — | Quote | Organizations needing custom scheduling |
Add-ons and overages
- Add-ons and overage costs are not published.
- New seats are charged immediately and prorated for the remaining billing cycle.
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Per-person billing
The listed price applies to each scheduled person: Starter is $7 annually or $8.50 monthly; Pro is $12 annually or $14 monthly.
New seat charges
New seats are charged immediately and prorated for the remaining billing cycle.
Unpublished extras
Add-on and overage costs are not published, so confirm them before setting a full budget.
Plan limits
Starter includes 1 placeholder and a 7-day activity feed; Pro includes 5 placeholders and a 180-day feed.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Teams needing basic scheduling | Starter | It includes unlimited projects and clients, unlimited free guests, and one placeholder. |
| Teams needing more history | Pro | Its activity feed covers 180 days and it includes five placeholders. |
| Organizations needing custom scheduling | Enterprise | It offers custom placeholders, but pricing is not published and an annual contract is required. |
04Is Float worth the money?
Float looks suited to teams that need to schedule people, plan capacity and track delivery in one resource-management tool. Starter and Pro both include unlimited projects and clients, but the per-scheduled-person price means the bill rises with the number of people scheduled. Compare your roster and required history against the plan limits before switching. The 30-day trial is useful for evaluating fit; custom Enterprise pricing and unpublished add-on costs make larger budgets harder to estimate upfront.
Float pricing FAQ
What does Float cost?
The pricing snapshot lists Starter at $7 per scheduled person per month with annual billing, or $8.50 monthly. Pro is $12 annually or $14 monthly per scheduled person. Enterprise pricing is custom and not published. Float has no free plan, but offers a 30-day trial.
How much does Float Seattle cost?
The published pricing details do not publish a Seattle-specific price. They list Starter at $7 per scheduled person per month with annual billing, or $8.50 monthly, and Pro at $12 annually or $14 monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom and not published.
How much does it cost to get a float?
That depends on what you mean by “a float.” The pricing information here is for Float, the resource management and delivery planning software. Its Starter plan begins at $7 per scheduled person per month with annual billing. The published details do not give a price for any other kind of float.
What does “float” mean in finance?
The pricing information here describes Float as resource management and delivery planning software; it does not define “float” as a finance term. If you are comparing the software, Starter begins at $7 per scheduled person per month with annual billing, while Enterprise pricing is not published.
