Frame.io's pricing as of November 2026: a Free plan (2 members, 2 GB, 2 projects), Pro at $15 per member per month for up to 5 members, Team at $25 per member per month for up to 15 members, and custom Enterprise pricing - with reviewers on share links free on every plan. The number that matters is not the monthly fee; it is the member count, because pricing is per member and the bill scales with your team roster, not your storage.
Frame.io plans and prices (November 2026)
| Plan | Price (Nov 2026) | Members | Storage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 2 members, 2 projects | 2 GB |
| Pro | $15/member/mo (about $13 annual) | Up to 5 | Per-plan allocation |
| Team | $25/member/mo | Up to 15 | Per-plan allocation |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Verified against frame.io/pricing in November 2026 - prices change, so check the source before buying. Frame.io is also available bundled inside Creative Cloud subscriptions with limited storage and projects, which is how many solo editors encounter it first.
What counts as a seat?
Members are billed; reviewers are not. Anyone you invite to comment on your cut via a share link costs nothing on any plan - the seat math is about your own team roster: editors, producers, and colleagues who need full workspace access. This members-free/reviewers-free model is the same one Frooty uses, and it is the healthiest split in the category; the divergence between tools is in what a member costs and how many members a plan allows.
The Creative Cloud bundling question
Many editors already "have Frame.io" through Adobe Creative Cloud. The bundled tier is real but limited - constrained storage and project counts. It is worth checking what the bundled allocation actually covers before paying for a standalone plan; heavy teams usually outgrow the bundle and end up evaluating the standalone tiers, which is where the member math below starts to matter.
Where the math works - and where it breaks
For a solo editor or a two-person shop, the Free plan or Pro is genuinely reasonable - the model fits small rosters. The math changes character as the roster grows:
Two structural pressure points. First, per-member billing punishes collaboration: a producer who only occasionally needs access, a part-time contractor, an intern - every roster addition is $15-25/month forever. Second, the member caps push upgrades: more than 15 members means Enterprise pricing, a sales conversation rather than a checkout page.
Flat-rate alternatives
The alternative pricing model is flat-rate: one price, unlimited members. As of November 2026: Frooty Studio is $39/month (or $380/year) with unlimited members, 2 TB plus 1 TB per member, original-resolution delivery, and frame-accurate review; reviewers are never billed. Ziflow's Standard is $199/month flat for up to 15 users billed yearly, and Filestage's Starter is $199/month flat with unlimited reviewers. The honest framing: per-member wins for tiny rosters, flat-rate wins as soon as collaboration is the point - which for video review tools, it is. The full comparison, with the math by team size, is in our 2026 pricing comparison and the longer argument in why per-seat pricing hurts creative teams.
Considering a switch? Start with the Frame.io alternative overview and the migration guide, or see Frooty's current plans.
FAQ
Is there a free Frame.io plan?
Yes - as of November 2026 it includes 2 members, 2 projects, and 2 GB of storage, with free reviewers on share links. It is enough to try the workflow, not enough to run a working review pipeline with real media.
How much is Frame.io per year?
It depends on roster size: Pro runs about $13 per member per month billed annually ($156/year per member) and Team is $25 per member per month. A 10-member Team plan is roughly $3,000 per year.
Does Creative Cloud include Frame.io?
Adobe bundles a limited Frame.io tier into Creative Cloud subscriptions - limited storage and projects. It is real and useful for light use; teams doing regular client review usually outgrow the bundled allocation.
Do reviewers cost money on Frame.io?
No. People you invite to review via share links - clients, stakeholders - are free on every plan. Only full members with workspace access are billed seats.
What are cheaper Frame.io alternatives?
For growing rosters, flat-rate tools win the math: Frooty Studio at $39/month with unlimited members and reviewers, Ziflow Standard at $199/month for 15 users, Filestage Starter at $199/month with unlimited reviewers (all as of November 2026). See the full alternative comparison for features, not just price.