Plans, costs, and free options for Atlas
Last updated: February 3, 2026
Pricing Model
Freemium
Starting Price
Starting from: $9 per month per developer/mo
Free Option
Yes ✓
Atlas offers a free tier with basic features, plus paid plans for users who need more advanced functionality.
Basic features included at no cost
Premium features with paid plans
Free to use
Starting from: $9 per month per developer
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| Tool | Free Tier | Starting Price | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
AtlasCurrent Manage your database schema as code with... | Yes | Starting from: $9 per month per developer/mo | —/100 | Details → |
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Prices shown are starting prices. Actual pricing may vary based on features and team size.
See all alternatives →Atlas offers the following plans: Atlas Starter (Free to use), Atlas Pro (Team) (Starting from: $9 per month per developer), Atlas Enterprise (Contact us). A free tier is available. A free trial is offered.
Yes, Atlas offers a free tier with basic features. Upgrade to a paid plan for more functionality.
Yes, Atlas offers a free trial so you can test before committing.
Free or freemium alternatives include Terraform, Ansible, Crossplane. View our full comparison to find the best value.
Atlas offers a free Starter plan. The Pro plan starts at $9 per month per developer or $59 per month per CI/CD project (including 2 databases), with additional databases costing $39 per month. The Enterprise plan has custom pricing starting from 20 databases.
Yes, Atlas offers a free Starter plan that includes ORM integration, migration planning & execution, IDE support, limited inspection & diffing, and support for MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and SQLite. Paid plans offer more advanced features and broader database support.