Postman Team Pricing: What 5, 10 and 25 Person Teams Pay

Postman's Team plan costs $19 per user per month billed annually, or $23 per user billed monthly. A 5 person team pays $95 or $115 a month, a 10 person team $190 or $230, and a 25 person team $475 or $575. Single sign-on is a separate $6 per user add-on on Team, and API monitoring is not per user at all: every paid plan shares one allowance of 10,000 monitoring requests per team per month, then $20 per 50,000.

That last point is the one most Postman pricing summaries skip, and it is where team bills drift away from the seat math. The seat line grows with headcount. The monitoring line grows with how often your monitors run and from how many regions, and it does not care how many people you pay for. So a quote built only from "$19 a user" is right on the day you sign and wrong the first month someone moves a monitor from hourly to every five minutes.

How much is Postman Team per user?

$19 per user per month on annual billing and $23 per user per month on monthly billing. The annual discount on Team is 17.4%, which is $48 per user per year. Postman advertises "save up to 25%" on its pricing toggle, but that 25% is the Solo plan ($9 against $12). On Team and Enterprise the discount is smaller: Enterprise is $49 annual against $59 monthly, a 16.9% saving.

List prices in USD from Postman's own pricing page. Free and Solo include a single user, so Team is the first plan where two people can collaborate in a shared workspace.

What does Postman Team cost for 5, 10 and 25 users?

Multiply the seat price by headcount, then decide whether the annual commitment is worth the saving. For most teams that already know Postman is staying, it is: a 25 person team saves $1,200 a year by paying upfront.

Seats only. Add-ons and usage are covered below.

Why does the second Postman user cost so much?

Because Solo is a single user plan and there is nothing between it and Team. One developer on Solo pays $9 a month. The moment a second person needs the same workspace, both move to Team at $19 each, so the bill goes from $9 to $38 and the second person effectively costs $29 a month. On monthly billing the jump is $12 to $46, or $34 for the second seat. It is the steepest step anywhere on Postman's price list, and it is worth planning for if you are a founder about to make a first engineering hire.

What is not included in the Team seat price?

Three things commonly land on a Team invoice beyond the seats themselves.

Single sign-on. SSO with Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta and other SAML providers is a $6 per user per month add-on on Team, and it has to be enabled for every licensed user, not a subset. It is not available on Free or Solo. It is included in Enterprise. That makes Team plus SSO $25 per user on annual billing, and it narrows the real gap to Enterprise from $30 per user to $24.

AI usage beyond the allowance. Team includes 400 Postman AI credits per user per month. Past that, pay as you go runs $0.04 per credit on Team, against $0.05 on Solo and $0.035 on Enterprise, where 800 credits per user are pooled across the organization. Agent Mode draws on these credits when it generates requests and runs workflow steps, and because it can fire real calls at real endpoints, teams that let it touch production usually add guardrails on what an AI agent can call before they worry about the credit bill.

Monitoring past 10,000 requests. Covered in the next section, because it is the one line on a Team invoice that does not scale with anything on the seat side.

How much does Postman monitoring cost on the Team plan?

Team includes 10,000 monitoring requests per team per month, and usage beyond that costs $20 per 50,000 requests, or $0.40 per 1,000. Every request in a collection counts, in every region the monitor runs from, on every scheduled run, and authorization requests and retries count too. Ten thousand requests is enough for one endpoint checked every five minutes from one region, with 1,360 left over.

Here is what that does to a realistic 10 person Team bill on monthly billing:

Whole $20 blocks, 30 day month. The allowance is identical on a 1 person Solo plan and a 50 person Enterprise plan, so across a 25 person Team it works out to 400 requests per paid seat. We break the monitoring meter down schedule by schedule, with a calculator, in Postman monitoring pricing.

Is Postman Enterprise worth it over Team?

Only if you need one of the things Team cannot buy at any price. Enterprise costs $30 more per user per month on annual billing, which is $9,000 a year extra for 25 people. SSO alone does not justify that, since Team can add it for $6. What Enterprise uniquely adds is governance and administration: the API Catalog, private and partner workspaces, advanced role based access control, pooled AI credits, and the option of the $29 per user Advanced Security Administration add-on.

One Enterprise feature matters specifically to monitoring. Postman monitors run every five minutes at most on every plan except Enterprise, which allows every minute. Enterprise does not raise the 10,000 request allowance, though, so a one-minute schedule is almost entirely paid usage: a single endpoint every minute is 43,200 requests a month, roughly one $20 block per endpoint. Upgrading for the one-minute interval means paying $30 more per seat for every developer in order to make each monitor cost about five times more to run.

Is Postman Team the right place to pay for API uptime monitoring?

For scheduled contract tests, yes. For outage detection, usually not. Postman monitors are at their best running the collections your team already maintains, hourly or every few hours, where the 10,000 included requests go a long way and a failing assertion tells you a response schema changed. They are at their most expensive doing the job of an uptime monitor: short intervals, several regions and every endpoint checked, which is exactly the combination the per request meter multiplies.

The cheaper split most teams land on is to keep Postman for the collections and move outage detection to a monitor priced per monitor rather than per request. Our API endpoint monitoring checks status code, response body and latency every minute from 6 regions, and 20 endpoints cost $12 a month on monthly billing, the same for a team of 2 or 200. It does not run scripted multi-step collections, and if that is what you need every minute, our API monitoring tools comparison covers the code based options. The full plan ladder is on plans and pricing.

How we checked these prices

Seat prices on both billing modes, the per team monitoring allowance, the $20 per 50,000 monitoring rate, the AI credit allowances and overage rates, and the SSO and Advanced Security add-on prices were read from postman.com/pricing in USD. How monitoring requests are counted comes from Postman's monitor usage documentation, and the five minute and one minute interval limits from its monitor setup documentation. Every team total above is our arithmetic from those published list prices. Enterprise contracts are negotiated, so large accounts may pay less than the list figures used here.