Figma's four plans, priced per editor/month billed annually:
| Plan | Annual price | File limit | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $0 | 3 Figma files | Full Figma editor, FigJam, limited projects |
| Professional | $15/editor | Unlimited | Dev Mode included, unlimited projects, version history |
| Organization | $45/editor | Unlimited | SSO, org-wide libraries, advanced analytics |
| Enterprise | $75/editor | Unlimited | Advanced security, custom controls, SLA |
Prices verified April 2026. Get automatic alerts when Figma updates its pricing.
Figma's February 2026 change was strategically clever: eliminate the friction of a separate Dev Mode purchase by bundling it into Professional. This increases Professional's perceived value and reduces the barrier for design teams who wanted Dev Mode but balked at the add-on price.
For competitors like Sketch, Penpot, and Framer, the bundled Dev Mode makes Figma Professional more competitive at $15/editor. If you sell a design tool, you now need to address why your tool is worth the switch away from a Professional plan that includes design + developer handoff.
For tools competing at the Starter/free tier, Figma just made the free option worse — an opportunity to capture teams hitting the 3-file limit who don't want to pay $15/editor.
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Monitor Figma — free See an example alertYes, but the Starter plan is now limited to 3 Figma files and 3 FigJam files. It's free indefinitely but only practical for very small projects. Teams doing serious design work need Professional ($15/editor/month annual).
Dev Mode is a developer-focused view within Figma that shows code-ready values, CSS properties, design tokens, and handoff annotations. It was briefly a paid add-on (+$25/editor/month) before being bundled into Professional in February 2026.
Sketch is $9/editor/month (annual) for cloud collaboration, or a one-time $99 license for Mac-only offline use. Figma Professional is $15/editor/month but is cross-platform (browser + desktop) and includes Dev Mode. Teams choosing Figma pay more per seat but get a broader feature set and platform support.
No — viewers (people who can comment and inspect but not edit) are free on all plans. You only pay for editor seats. This makes Figma cost-effective for teams where only a few people actively design.