Launchpad Pricing: Personal, Pro & Team Plans
Compare Launchpad's free Personal tier, $20/mo Pro plan with usage credits, and $89/mo Team/Agency plan with white-label branding and audit logs.
Launchpad has three plans. Project creation is unlimited on every plan -- there's no plan that caps how many projects you can host.
Personal -- Free
Unlimited projects, Strapi only, Singapore region
100 build minutes/mo, 10GB bandwidth/mo -- hard-capped, no overage (no card required)
1,000 image transforms/mo, hard-capped
3 firewall IP rules and 3 path rules per project
Idle projects automatically hibernate after 30 minutes of no traffic to save shared resources, and wake automatically (with a few seconds' delay) the next time someone visits
Pro -- $20/mo
A flat $20/mo -- not per project. Includes:
Everything in Personal, plus custom domains, SSL, and PR preview deployments
A $20/mo usage credit that's drawn down by your actual usage at real per-unit rates: $0.01/build-minute, $0.12/GB bandwidth, $0.0003/image transform. Usage within $20 worth costs nothing extra.
Once you exceed the credit, the same per-unit rates apply automatically -- no manual "upgrade" prompt, no surprise plan change
20 firewall IP rules and 20 path rules per project
Team/Agency -- $89/mo
Everything in Pro, plus white-label branding, agency client sub-accounts, and an audit log
The same $20/mo usage credit as Pro, at the same per-unit rates -- the remaining $69/mo of the base price covers the white-label and agency features, not usage
40 firewall IP rules and 40 path rules per project
Optional +$15/mo add-on blocks
On the Team/Agency plan, you can add capacity blocks at $15/mo each from Billing. Each block is both a $15/mo charge and adds $15 more to your monthly usage credit -- so buying a block gives you real extra headroom before overage billing kicks in, it isn't just an unexplained line item. A block purchased mid-cycle applies starting the next billing month.
Usage dashboard
Your Billing page shows real usage-vs-allowance for the current month across build minutes, bandwidth, image transforms, and firewall rule counts, so you always know where you stand before anything is billed.