Roboflow

Roboflow is a computer vision platform for labeling, training and deploying models. Pricing has changed recently and sources conflict, so verify on Roboflow's site. Most 2026 reviews list a free Public plan with $60 a month in credits, 2 users and full access to annotation, training and deployment, and a Core plan starting at $79 a month billed annually or $99 monthly. Extra seats are $29 a month, up to 10 users. The most recent report, from a third-party tracker in October 2026, says Core fell to $39 a month, the free grant shrank, and the annual toggle, the old credit-pack ladder and the published seat price vanished from the page, and it lists the free tier at 10 credits. No other source here confirms that change.

Credits are the usage currency. One tracker says one credit equals 30 minutes of GPU training, one hour of dedicated GPU inference, 100 AI-labeled images or 1,000 hosted-API inferences. Extra prepaid credits are $4 each, and overage is billed at $6 per credit through flex billing. On the free Public plan, all your data and models are publicly visible on Roboflow Universe, so private work requires a paid plan. Enterprise is custom-priced. Because credits blur across activities, estimate your training and inference mix before choosing a plan.

Roboflow suits developers and teams building computer vision apps who want an end-to-end workflow from labeling to deployment. Compare Label Studio, Labelbox and Hugging Face. Browse the MLOps & Infrastructure tools directory for more.

Computer vision model building

Label, train, deploy.

Hosted inference

Credit-billed.

Is Roboflow free?

Yes, Public plan with credits.

Core price?

$79-$99 a month; one tracker says $39.

Are free projects private?

No, public on Universe.

Extra credits?

$4 each.