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Context.dev price today

Prices read on the company’s own pages on October 4, 2026. Currency: USD.

The cheapest route

Start on the free tier with a professional address, and spend your credits on the cheapest function that answers your question: a plain scrape is 1 credit, a structured record is 5, an answer is 10 in Fast mode.

The arithmetic: 1,000 free credits are 1,000 standard scrapes, or 200 structured records at 5 credits, or 100 Fast answers, or 10 Ultra answers. Paid yearly, the page advertises two months free, with monthly equivalents of $16, $83, $249 and $416.

Only top up when the free tier’s shape has been measured on your own workload, because the same credit balance buys a hundred times fewer Ultra answers than scrapes. Overage runs from $2.20 per 1,000 credits on Developer down to $1.00 on Scale.

Official discounts, as published

• Free tier: 1,000 credits a month with no card. tied to a professional email address; a personal address receives 250 credits once.

• Two months free, paid yearly. on Developer, Pro, Growth and Scale. The page shows rounded monthly equivalents rather than the amount charged.

• 10,000 Logo Link requests, once. a quota separate from API credits, on the free tier.

Context.dev promo codes

No code is published here until it has been tried at checkout, with the date we tried it. As of October 4, 2026, no working Context.dev code has been tested, so this page shows none. The annual reduction and the free tier are the real, verifiable reductions.

Trial and renewal

• Trial or free plan: the free tier is permanent, at 1,000 credits a month on a professional address, no card is required. No card is required for the free tier, but the professional-address condition decides whether it is 1,000 credits a month or 250 once.
• Renewal: The paid balance resets monthly, including on an annual subscription, and unused credits do not normally carry over, with exceptions for a plan change or a pause. Top-ups of 1,000 credits are described as enabled by default at checkout, and budget alerts are notifications rather than spending limits. With no balance, the API answers 401 USAGE_EXCEEDED.
• Refunds: The terms of October 1, 2026 state that purchases are non-refundable, with auto-renewal and cancellation from the account taking effect at the end of the period. The same text describes a monthly cycle while the pricing page and documentation also offer a yearly one.

What moves this price

• Which function you call A scrape starts at 1 credit, 2 with browser rendering. JSON extraction adds 4, so a structured record is 5. Answers cost 10 in Fast mode and 100 in Ultra, brand and styleguide 10 each, a crawled page 1, parsing 1 plus 1 per page recovered by OCR.

• Runs that still cost Cache hits are billed, a partially successful response can be billed, and handled 404s can be billed. Validation, authentication, permissions and 408, 429 or server errors are stated as free.

• The email address on the account The monthly 1,000 free credits apply to a professional address; a personal one gets 250 credits once, which changes the free tier from a habit into a test.

• Overage, once you pass the included credits $2.20 per 1,000 credits on Developer, $1.80 on Pro, $1.40 on Growth and $1.00 on Scale.

Price traps we saw

• Cache hits are charged like fresh work: two of the five results we examined came from caches, one about two and a half hours old and one about forty-two hours old.
• The advertised volume range of a plan assumes overages are enabled: Developer is presented up to 50,000 pages but includes 7,500 credits.
• Multiplying the page’s rounded monthly figure by twelve is not the amount charged: the yearly total is a derived number, not a published one.
• The free tier’s headline of 1,000 credits a month needs a professional address, a condition written on the signup rather than on the pricing headline.

What we could not verify

• The final amount after tax and the payment methods at checkout: no order was opened.
• The success rate announced at 99.96% and the 99.9% enterprise SLA: neither is the same measure and neither was measured here.
• The model behind Answers and Brand: no page names it, so no provider or version is attributed.
• The telephony, SMS and messaging grids: not collected, so their prices are not repeated here.

Where to go next

• the Context.dev review, for the plan limits and what the tool does not include

On the commercial side: the partner page states 25% per sale, but gives the duration twice on the same page: three years in its banner and one year in its earnings section. Nothing is claimed here on the three-year figure, and no tracked link is published.

Sources

Sources

• www.context.dev/pricing (read October 4, 2026), the seven plans, the credits, the concurrency, the batch and monitor allowances, the overage rates and the yearly reduction
• docs.context.dev/account/credits (read October 4, 2026), what each call costs, the modifiers, the free runs and the billing behaviour
• www.context.dev/term (read October 4, 2026), the company, auto-renewal, cancellation and refunds
• partners.dub.co/context-dev (read October 4, 2026), the 25% rate and the two durations given for it

Update log

• October 4, 2026: prices and conditions read from the editor’s pages. 0 promo code(s) verified at checkout.