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ContextStream pricing in 2026: plans, limits and what is free

Best for teams using multiple AI coding agents who need durable project memory and fast semantic code search, starting free with 10,000 monthly credits.

Starting price
$15/mo (Pro)
Free option
Yes
Plans
4
Prices checked
Oct 1, 2026
Team$79.00
Elite$29.00
Pro$15.00

ContextStream plans compared

Plans and prices
PlanPriceBillingWho it is forKey limitsAPI
Starter
web
Free Monthly Individual developers exploring or in light use 10,000 credits/month; Up to 15 projects; 1 user Included
Pro
web
$15/mo Monthly Individual developers with multiple projects 25,000 credits/month; Unlimited projects; 1 user Included
Elite
web
$29/mo Monthly Heavy agent work and large codebases 100,000 credits/month; Unlimited projects; 1 user Included
Team
web
$79/mo per user Monthly Teams sharing codebases with multiple agents 200,000 credits per seat (pooled); 3+ users (minimum 3 seats); Unlimited projects Included

What is free, what costs extra

Free access and trial

Starter plan: 10,000 credits/month, no credit card required

Extra costs and taxes

Credits metered per operation; extra credits available via packs; unused credits do not roll over

ContextStream pricing and usage limits

Prices checked Oct 1, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.

ContextStream pricing page with plans and prices — screenshot of the coding AI tool, Oct 1, 2026
The official ContextStream pricing page as we saw it. contextstream.io, captured Oct 1, 2026

Free access and trial conditions

Starter plan: 10,000 credits/month, no credit card required

Paid plans: what changes as you upgrade

Starter web

Free source (opens in a new tab)

Month

For: Individual developers exploring or in light use

Limits

  • 10,000 credits/month
  • Up to 15 projects
1 more
  • 1 user

Includes

  • Project memory storage
  • MCP server access
2 more
  • Code search
  • Decision tracking

API included

Pro web

$15/mo source (opens in a new tab)

Month

Regular price $19/month; sale price $15/month expires Oct 6

For: Individual developers with multiple projects

Limits

  • 25,000 credits/month
  • Unlimited projects
1 more
  • 1 user

Includes

  • Enhanced context ranking
  • Credit pack top-ups
1 more
  • Code health analysis

API included

Elite web

$29/mo source (opens in a new tab)

Month

Regular price $49/month; sale price $29/month expires Oct 6

For: Heavy agent work and large codebases

Limits

  • 100,000 credits/month
  • Unlimited projects
1 more
  • 1 user

Includes

  • Full dependency graphs
  • Knowledge Atlas
1 more
  • Media search

API included

Team web

$79/mo per user source (opens in a new tab)

Month

$237/month minimum (3 seats); $790/user/year annual

For: Teams sharing codebases with multiple agents

Limits

  • 200,000 credits per seat (pooled)
  • 3+ users (minimum 3 seats)
1 more
  • Unlimited projects

Includes

  • Shared workspaces
  • Pooled credit budget
2 more
  • Team administration
  • Role-based access

API included

Usage caps, credits and extra costs

Credits metered per operation; extra credits available via packs; unused credits do not roll over

How much ContextStream costs per year

At the listed prices, a single user pays between $180 and $948 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.

ContextStream FAQ

How much do credits cost?

Credits are included in plans and not purchased separately. Starter gets 10,000/month free. Pro: 25,000/month ($15/month on sale). Elite: 100,000/month ($29/month on sale). Team: 200,000 per seat pooled ($79/user/month, $237 minimum 3 seats). Extra credit packs available for Pro/Elite/Team. source (opens in a new tab)

What happens when I run out of credits?

Work pauses until the next billing cycle (for free plans) or you purchase credit packs (paid plans). Unused credits do not roll over. Stored project memory never expires. source (opens in a new tab)

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