Prismic Pricing Overview

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Free Trial

Free Forever

Free

Per Month

For developers building personal websites or a PoC.

Starter

$15.00

Per Month

For teams ready to invest in a website with custom branding.

Small

$30.00

Per Month

For teams who are publishing more and need more users.

Medium

$180.00

Per Month

For small and midsize businesses who are scaling their content.

Platinum

$750.00

Per Month

For companies continuously adding features to their websites.

Enterprise

Per Year

For large companies who need advanced security and support.

Unlimited Users

Custom quota of Locales

Custom quota of built-in CDN / month

Page Builder

Unlimited documents

Unlimited custom types

Unlimited assets

Unlimited image optimization

Migration API

Custom quota of API calls / month

User roles

2 Development environments

Roles per locale

Custom Success Manager

Backups

SSO

Support and uptime SLAs

Infosec and legal reviews

Priority or Premium support

Custom training sessions

Prismic is always free for developers. Team plans start at $15/month.

Prismic has 6 pricing editions. A free trial of Prismic is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for Prismic is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase Prismic must be conducted with the seller.

For small teams and organizations to grow their websites, by enabling marketers to release on-brand pages independently.

Pricing information was last updated on October 10, 2024

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Prismic Pricing Reviews

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Mohammed Shanavas P.

Senior Full Stack Web Developer

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

8/7/2025

"Best user-friendly CMS platform to build scalable websites"

5/5

What do you like best about Prismic?

Seamless integration with Javascript frameworks such as Next.js. Very user-friendly, high performance, highly scalable, cost-effective, AI features. I like everything about Prismic. I am loving this platform. Perfect documentation on everything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Prismic?

I would like to have some advanced query features on content relationships. So that I can create complex search query for website search bar. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Prismic solving and how is that benefiting you?

Prismic is a better solution for a user-friendly and interactive CMS platform for Javascript frameworks. When we build a project on Next.js content management is a time-consuming process. I tried several other CMS, but they're not that user-friendly; there is no slices or previews of the website. Prismic is a perfect solution for everythng. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Jim H.

Growth Marketing Lead

Internet

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

9/18/2025

"the worst product I've had to work with"

0/5

What do you like best about Prismic?

- can run with multiple seats. it's easily their best feature & I use it to delegate Prismic work to others because every time i have to do it myself it brings me to tears.

- it does what it advertises. it's a CMS. a rigid one.

- i have a point of contact, which is nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Prismic?

Unfortunately I have to use it on a weekly basis and I always end up spending way more time than I would like to:

- completely unscalable: their search algorithm is messy, which makes it very hard to find a specific documents when you have 1000+ pages. I usually try 4-5 docs before finding the right one.

- AI translation feature: (this one is in beta, so I could give it a pass) However, using caused so many new problems 1) it costs 3-4 usd that you need to pay upfront, once. If you want to reload, the price jumps to 5usd/doc without real justification about this price increase. Their AI feature looks like a basic GPT wrapper which costs them cents to run. 2) it's impossible to select multiple pages to translate at once, so you have to translate them 1 by 1. Now what happens when you need to translate your 100+ pages website to 6+ languages? :) We had to hire a 2 juniors who spent 4 weeks in total just clicking on the "Translate with AI" button.

It was a mess to manage, costly, and extremely cumbersome.

- so so so rigid. Basic text formatting cannot be done, unless it's been specifically coded by the dev team. Zero ability for non-dev team to inject custom code so as a marketing team you always depend on your dev team. Zero autonomy -> crazy to be still the case in 2025.

would not recommend at all and will be the last time I ever use Prismic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Response from Lidija Kacar of Prismic

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Hi Jim,

Thank you for sharing such a detailed review. I’m sorry to hear your experience with Prismic hasn’t been great. You mentioned that it feels rigid, and our goal is to give marketing teams the flexibility to move quickly while keeping websites consistent and on brand. Custom-built slices with specific guardrails are part of that foundation, as we’ve seen it helps teams stay aligned at scale, but we also see opportunities to make marketers more independent. Our marketing tools team is actively looking at how we can bring more of that to life, and your feedback is important as we shape those improvements.

On search, we’ve recently added support for title, name, and UID/slug, and we’re exploring ways to expand it further, including indexing content. We’d love to hear more about your workflow and what you feel is missing. On translation, we know AI-assisted workflows are essential, and bulk translation is a top priority for us next year. Highlighting this gap helps us align better with real-world use cases.

Thanks again for your honesty. Feedback like this helps us make Prismic better for you and the rest of our users.

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