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Paid plans start at $39/mo. There's also a free plan.
Opal has a free Creator plan, while Professional starts at $39 per seat per month, according to pricing checked for this page. Business is $99 per seat per month, billed annually, and requires at least 10 seats. Creator is capped at one seat; paid plans include monthly credit allowances. Enterprise requires at least 100 seats, with custom credits and a tiered annual platform fee. Annual pricing for plans other than Business is not published, so check the terms before budgeting.
01Every plan, line by line
| Plan | Billed annually | Billed monthly | Built for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Creator | — | $0 | Solo users trying the platform |
| Professional | — | $39 | Teams needing flexible monthly billing |
| Business | $99 | — | Larger teams with regular usage |
| Enterprise | — | Quote | Organizations needing custom terms |
Add-ons and overages
- Credit top-ups add 10% extra credits on purchases over 10,000 credits
- Enterprise pricing is custom for usage over 500,000 credits per month
What a team pays per month
| Plan | 1 seat | 5 seats | 10 seats | 25 seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | $39 | $195 | $390 | $975 |
| Business (min. 10) | $990 | $990 | $990 | $2,475 |
02What the plan grid doesn't tell you
Business seat minimum
Business costs $99 per seat per month, billed annually, with a 10-seat minimum. The pricing page does not list a smaller Business option.
Enterprise seat minimum
Enterprise requires at least 100 seats. Credits and the tiered annual platform fee are custom, and pricing for usage over 500,000 credits per month is also custom.
Credit limits and top-ups
Creator includes 500 one-time credits; Professional and Business include 500 and 1,500 credits per seat monthly. Purchases over 10,000 credits add 10% extra credits.
Unpublished annual prices
Annual pricing is not published for Creator, Professional or Enterprise. Professional is billed monthly; Business is billed annually.
03Which plan should you buy?
| If you are… | Get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Solo users trying Opal | Creator | It is free forever, with one seat maximum and 500 one-time credits. |
| Teams needing monthly billing | Professional | It costs $39 per seat monthly, has unlimited seats and includes 500 credits per seat each month. |
| Larger teams with regular usage | Business | It includes 1,500 credits per seat monthly, but costs $99 per seat monthly, is billed annually and requires 10 seats. |
04Is Opal worth the money?
Opal covers access reviews, just-in-time privileges, AI agent governance, programmable approval policies and audit logs. That breadth may suit organizations managing access across people, applications and infrastructure, but the pricing is not fully transparent: Business starts at 10 seats, Enterprise at 100, and Enterprise fees are custom. We cannot compare its value with other platforms from public prices alone. Get a quote that spells out seat counts, credits and annual fees before switching.
Opal pricing FAQ
How much is a 1 carat opal worth?
This page covers Opal at opal.dev, identity governance software, not gemstone valuation. The published pricing information contains no gemstone grades, market prices or valuation details, so it cannot establish what a 1-carat opal is worth.
How does Opal work?
Opal is an identity governance platform for managing access across employees, applications, infrastructure, non-human identities and AI agents. Its listed capabilities include access reviews, time-limited privileges, approval policies and searchable audit logs. It also supports plain-English queries about access and relationships.
Is Opal a gemstone?
Opal can refer to different things, but this pricing page is about the identity governance software at opal.dev. The product information describes access management for people, applications, infrastructure and AI agents; it does not provide gemstone information.
How do I cancel my Opal subscription?
The pricing information available for this page does not publish cancellation instructions or terms. It lists Creator as free forever and gives billing details for Professional and Business, but does not say how to cancel a paid plan. Confirm the applicable cancellation process with Opal before subscribing.