generated: '2026-08-26'
method: searched
source: https://nexla.com/pricing/
plan_count: 3
currency: null
billing_period: null
pricing_published: false
note: >-
  Nexla publishes three named capability tiers but NO prices, quotas or overage rates. The page reads
  "Simple pay as you go, or a custom enterprise plan? Talk to Nexla Sales and find out what will work
  best for you." Every tier routes to a sales conversation, so plan price, currency, billing period,
  included quota and overage are all recorded as null rather than guessed. The one numeric entitlement
  Nexla does publish is the Pro user cap.
plans:
- name: Pro
  price: null
  currency: null
  period: null
  quota: 'up to 5 users'
  overage: null
  limits:
  - '100+ API connectors, data sources and destinations'
  features:
  - Core data integration features
  - Web and email support
- name: Team
  price: null
  currency: null
  period: null
  quota: null
  overage: null
  limits: []
  features:
  - Everything in Pro
  - Advanced REST API with custom authentication
  - Team management and advanced permissions
  - Audit logs
  - Error quarantine
  - Optional Slack support
- name: Enterprise
  price: null
  currency: null
  period: null
  quota: null
  overage: null
  limits: []
  features:
  - Everything in Team
  - SOAP API support
  - Real-time data processing
  - Private VPC deployment (AWS, GCP, Azure, on-premise)
  - SSO with OIDC and SAML 2.0
  - Dedicated customer success manager
  - Phone, video and onsite training support
alternate_entry:
  name: Express.dev
  url: https://www.express.dev/
  note: >-
    nexla.com/free-trial/ 302s to express.dev — Nexla's self-serve, prompt-driven product is the free-trial
    path rather than a self-serve tier on the main pricing page.
evidence:
- url: https://nexla.com/pricing/
  status: 200
- url: https://nexla.com/free-trial/
  status: 200
  note: redirects to https://www.express.dev/