# Docker pricing

Last confirmed on the vendor's page: 2026-10-29. Source: https://www.docker.com/pricing. Confidence: high.

Cheapest paid plan: Pro, $9 a month.

| Plan | Per month | Unit | Billing | On the vendor's page |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Personal | Free |  |  |  |
| Pro | $9 | unknown | unknown |  |
| Team | $15 | unknown | unknown |  |
| Business | $24 | unknown | unknown |  |

## Hidden costs and limits

- Commercial use mandate: companies with 250+ employees OR $10M+ annual revenue MUST buy a paid subscription to use Docker Desktop. The Personal tier is only free for individuals, education, non-commercial open source, and small businesses
- Build Cloud overage: $0.04/minute beyond the included allocation (200-1,500 min/mo depending on plan).
- Pull rate limits on Personal: 200 authenticated pulls per 6-hour window. CI/CD pipelines running multiple builds can hit this fast, resulting in HTTP 429 errors that break builds. Upgrading to Pro ($9/mo) is the only fix
- Business tier has NO annual billing discount: $24/user/mo regardless of commitment. Pro and Team offer 6-18% annual discounts, but Business is flat, unusual in SaaS
- Docker Scout (vulnerability scanning) is limited to 1 repo on Personal, 3 on Pro. Full Scout coverage across all repos requires Team or Business
- Organization access tokens are capped: 10 on Team, 100 on Business. CI systems using service accounts may need multiple tokens, hitting the cap requires an upgrade
- Premium support and Technical Account Manager (TAM) are separately priced add-ons on Business, not included in the $24/user base price

## Cite

Toolradar, verified 2026-10-29, https://toolradar.com/tools/docker/pricing

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