Published pricesWhat it costs

Every price is printed on the chart.

Studio runs on credit packs you buy once. RestAPI.com runs on a monthly plan. Both are published in full below, capacities included — there is no “contact us for pricing” anywhere on this page.

Studio trial
Free100,000 credits, non-commercial, no card
Studio
CreditsBought in packs — no subscription, nothing renews
Backend from
NOK 0RestAPI.com has a free plan you can ship on
Business plans
AutomaticSized up and down by usage, with an email every time

Softeria Studio

Two prices. That is the whole list.

Studio runs on credits. Buy a pack once and spend it when you need it — no subscription, nothing to size up front, and the trial costs nothing. Why this one is priced in credits and the platform is priced by the month is one of the questions and answers.

Free trial

Free

100,000 credits

Non-commercial use, so you can find out whether it builds your thing before you pay for anything.

Discount top up

NOK 1,000once

500,000 credits

The same credits at a lower rate, for teams building more than one thing at a time.

Start with Studio

The trial needs no card, and the credits in it are the same credits.

Published plans

Clear capacity, printed in full.

All five plans and every limit in them. Nothing on this table is negotiable upward in secret, and nothing in it is a starting point for a sales call.

CapacityFreeNOK 0StarterNOK 250LightNOK 500StandardNOK 1,000ProNOK 2,000
Requests each month2,000100,000500,0002,000,0005,000,000
Data storage5 MB500 MB1 GB2 GB5 GB
File storage10 MB1 GB5 GB20 GB50 GB
Backup & export retention1 day7 days14 days21 days30 days

RestAPI.com subscriptions, per month in Norwegian kroner.Scroll the table sideways for Light, Standard and Pro.

Sized for you

Business customers never have to pick the right column. Your plan moves itself up and down with what the app actually does, so what you pay is always the smallest plan that still covers you — including on the free plan, which is carried up like any other rather than left to walk into a wall.

  1. It never stops answeringReaching the limit is what moves the plan up, and requests keep being served straight through the change. The ceiling stops being a wall — nobody finds out the app grew because it stopped working.
  2. Down again when it is quietA move up holds for at least an hour before anything can come back down, so a busy afternoon cannot set the plan flapping. After that it drops on its own — growing is not a ratchet, and there is no downgrade to ask us for.
  3. An email every timeBoth directions, written to you when it happens. Nothing on the invoice at the end of the month is the first you hear of it.

And building does not count as traffic. The requests your app makes while you and Anton are still working on it in Studio are not metered and never move your plan. Looking at what you just built should cost nothing.Storage is the exception. Data and files count from the moment they exist — in preview, and on an app you have never published. Fill the storage your plan allows while you are still building and the plan moves up for that, exactly as it would for a live app.

Start with RestAPI.com

Past the Pro plan? That is a real conversation rather than a hidden price — tell us the numbers and we will quote against them.

Never on the invoice

The things that stay free at every size.

A price list is only honest if the things it leaves out are the things that are genuinely free. These are ours — at the trial, and at five million requests a month.

  • Seats — team members are never a per-head chargeFree
  • Support, answered by the team that builds the platformFree
  • Exporting your data and your database structure, on demandFree
  • The code Studio writes: it is yours, in your own repositoryFree
  • Managed hosting, deployment and backups on every paid planFree
  • Documentation, and the APIs generated from your data modelFree
  • The requests your preview makes while you are still building in StudioFree

Cast off

Start on the free tier and see how deep it goes.

Both products have something you can build a real thing on without paying us anything. When you outgrow it, the price you pay next is the one printed above.