Freemium with usage-based overages and quote-only contact for some higher-tier details.
↻ Billing notes
The official pricing page lists monthly prices for Pro and Hyper, while Free is shown at €0. The same page says “Start a free trial” and also states “No credit card required,” and the homepage repeats that Buddy is “Free for 14 days.” Seat and concurrency expansion is explicitly priced as monthly overages, and the page also exposes usage-based overages for pipeline GB-minutes, pipeline cache, sandbox CPU-minutes, and sandbox GB-hours. A third-party pricing reference lists an on-premises Pro edition at $35 per month, but the official page provided here does not disclose that edition or any annual discount.
The official pricing page lists the Free plan with fixed included usage amounts, but it does not publish separate paid overage rates for the Free tier. The page also promotes a free trial and says no credit card is required.
Pro
per month
€29
2 seats
1 concurrent
3000 pipeline GB-minutes
10 GB of pipeline cache
300 sandbox CPU-minutes
7300 sandbox GB-hours
Extra seat: $9/mo. per seat; extra concurrent: $50/mo. per concurrent; pipeline GB-minutes: from $0.0015 per GB-minute; pipeline cache: $1 per GB; sandbox CPU-minutes: $0.00024 per CPU-minute; sandbox GB-hours: $0.00011 per GB-hour.
Hyper
per month
€99
5 seats
2 concurrents
6000 pipeline GB-minutes
20 GB of pipeline cache
300 sandbox CPU-minutes
14600 sandbox GB-hours
Extra seat: $29/mo. per seat; extra concurrent: $50/mo. per concurrent; pipeline GB-minutes: from $0.0015 per GB-minute; pipeline cache: $1 per GB; sandbox CPU-minutes: $0.00024 per CPU-minute; sandbox GB-hours: $0.00011 per GB-hour.
⚠ Buddy’s public pricing page makes clear that the advertised plan prices are not fully all-inclusive, because usage above the included seat, concurrency, storage, and compute allowances is billed separately. That means actual spend can increase with team size and pipeline activity even if the base plan price stays fixed. The page also routes Hyper users to contact sales for one part of the buying flow, so some commercial details may vary by deal or not be fully public.
A solo developer or very small team wants to try Buddy for lightweight CI/CD automation.
Expected cost€0 to start on the Free plan, with a 14-day free trial advertised and no credit card required.
1 seat included on Free1 concurrent included on FreeIncluded pipeline and sandbox usage allowancesTrial eligibility
A small team needs the paid Pro plan with more seats and higher usage caps.
Expected cost€29 per month plus any overages for extra seats, extra concurrency, or usage beyond plan allowances.
2 seats included on Pro1 concurrent included on ProExtra seat pricing at $9/mo. per seatExtra concurrent pricing at $50/mo. per concurrentUsage-based overages for pipeline GB-minutes, cache, and sandbox compute/storage
A larger engineering team needs the Hyper plan with higher included limits and SSO.
Expected cost€99 per month plus any overages for extra seats, extra concurrency, or usage beyond plan allowances.
5 seats included on Hyper2 concurrents included on HyperSingle Sign-On: SAML & OIDCAdvanced permissions and custom pipeline controlsUsage-based overages for pipeline GB-minutes, cache, and sandbox compute/storage
Yes. The official pricing page lists a Free plan at €0, and the product site says “Free for 14 days” and “No credit card required.” That makes it possible to evaluate Buddy before committing to a paid plan. The public pages shown here do not describe any minimum spend for the trial.
No. The pricing page shows that each paid plan includes specific quantities of seats, concurrency, pipeline GB-minutes, cache, and sandbox usage, and then separately lists overage charges when those amounts are exceeded. In other words, the base plan price is only part of the total cost. Teams with heavier build or deployment activity should expect usage-based charges to matter.
Not publicly disclosed in the supplied official pricing page. The page shows monthly pricing for Pro and Hyper, but it does not publish a yearly billing option or a discount for annual prepayment in the provided text. If you need that detail, Buddy appears to require direct confirmation from sales or another unpublished source.