Plans and Pricing
Not sure what play is right for you? Check out our API Call Estimator to help you make the right choice!
- Free
Free forever, buy new "Boost" API calls, or upgrade as needed!
- Pay along
Pay only for the calls you actually use. $5 monthly fee. Set a maximum monthly spend.
- Small
- API Calls (per month)
- 3,000
- Medium
- API Calls (per month)
- 15,000
Plus: Free training!
- Large
- API Calls (per month)
- 30,000
Plus: Free training!
- Need more?
Need more usage or more users? Want your own private instance?
Tenon pricing just makes sense
Our goal is to provide all of our customers with fair and transparent pricing so that you can make the right purchasing decision to suit your needs. Our pricing structure just makes sense: the more you buy, the more you save, but you never have to buy more than you need. Check out our comparison below.
| Plan | Description | Price per API call |
|---|---|---|
| "Boosts" | Buying buckets of Ad hoc API calls | $0.05 each |
| Pay As You Go | No minumum, no maximum, pay only for what you use | $0.03 each |
| Small Annual | 3000 API calls per month | $0.0275 each |
| Medium Annual | 15000 API calls per month | $0.0275 each |
| Large Annual | 30000 API calls per month | $0.0229 each |
| Enterprise | Flexible sizing, up to 1,000,000 API calls per month | $0.01 each |
What is an "API Call"?
Tenon allows you to test entire web pages and portions of a page. If you test an entire web page at a time, that is 1 API call. Some customers use Tenon as part of functional testing or testing portions of page templates/ template partials. Each time one of those gets tested, it is an API call. If you need any additional guidance on which plan to choose or how to define an API call, contact us and we will be happy to help.
Need to issue a PO? Need us to invoice?
We are happy to accommodate customers who wish to be invoiced. Please visit our purchasing page for more information.
Special Programs
We offer special discounts for open source projects, local governments, public school systems (primary/ secondary), community colleges, 501C(3) non-profits, web developer training schools/ bootcamps.