No plans to outgrow, no seats, no storage charged per environment. Start free, add a payment method when you need more — that's the whole upgrade.
Everything Umber does, with a monthly allowance. For trying it out and small projects.
The same free allowance, then per-unit rates that fall as you grow. One monthly invoice, one line per service.
For large libraries and high traffic, with pricing agreed for your volumes.
Five apps across three environments still count as one copy. Adding an environment adds no storage.
The first 1 GB stored, 10 GB delivered and 3 environments are free every month — on paid accounts too.
Designers, developers and reviewers join for free. You pay for usage, not headcount.
Deliveries of 100 KB or more carry no per-request fee — you pay only for the bytes.
| Service | Free each month | Then |
|---|---|---|
| StorageAverage stored across the month, all versions | 1 GB | 1–10 TB: · over 10 TB: |
| Delivery bandwidthBytes actually sent to your users | 10 GB | 1–10 TB: · over 10 TB: |
| Small-file deliveriesPer million deliveries under 100 KB | 100 KB and over: no fee | under 10 KB: 10–50 KB: – 50–100 KB: – |
| EnvironmentsEach environment that existed in the month | 3 | |
| API callsManagement calls — uploads, deploys, listings | 10,000 | |
| Team members | Up to 10 | Free — up to 100 on paid accounts |
Add a payment method in the dashboard. There's no plan to choose and nothing to migrate — your account switches to pay as you go, and you're billed only for usage above the free allowance.
Because Umber keeps only one copy. Environments and apps point at versions of the same asset instead of holding their own copies, so there's nothing extra to store.
A stage of your workflow, like DEV, QA or PROD. Each one can serve a different version of every asset. Three are included every month.
A new version is stored like any other file, and you pay for its bytes. Deploying it to an environment, or rolling back, is a single API call — there are no rebuilds or releases to pay for.
Monthly in arrears, for the calendar month (IST), on one invoice with a line per service. Indian customers are invoiced in INR with GST; customers elsewhere in USD.
No. Umber is plain HTTPS — if your platform can load a URL, it can use Umber. There's a CLI and a dashboard too.
Tell us your library size and traffic — we'll work out your monthly bill with you.
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