LaunchNotes pricing
LaunchNotes pricing (2026): plans and what you get
LaunchNotes plans and prices for 2026, copied from its live pricing page on 20 October 2026, plus the Glink plan that costs less.
LaunchNotes publishes its plans on its pricing page. The table below copies what the vendor shows as of 20 October 2026, so you can compare it with Glink without opening another tab.
Prices checked 20 October 2026 from LaunchNotes pricing.
LaunchNotes plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What you get |
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| Growth | $249/mobilled annually |
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| Premium | Custom |
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What the numbers mean
- Pricing model: flat monthly, page and user limits.
- Growth is billed annually and includes one page and two users.
- Premium is a quote with no published price.
- There is no self-serve free plan; the trial is arranged through LaunchNotes.
- Published entry point: $249/mo billed annually for Growth.
A cheaper option: Glink
Glink is free to start and $19/mo for Pro. LaunchNotes Growth is $249/mo billed annually for one page and two users, so it is a different size of purchase.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
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| Free | $0foreverEverything needed to publish updates and collect requests. |
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| Pro | $19/moor $190 per yearThe full workspace for a product team. |
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| Lifetime | $499one-timePay once instead of subscribing. |
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FAQ
How much does LaunchNotes cost?
$249/mo billed annually for Growth. Growth is one page and two users, billed annually. Premium is a custom quote. LaunchNotes sets up a 14-day trial through its team.
Is there a free LaunchNotes plan?
Free-plan status: No — 14-day trial. The pricing model is flat monthly, page and user limits.
What is cheaper than LaunchNotes?
Glink is free for one project, then $19/mo for Pro or $190/yr. Lifetime access is $499 one-time. That covers a public changelog, roadmap, feature request board, custom domains, private pages, API and webhooks.
How fresh are these prices?
The numbers on this page come from https://launchnotes.com/pricing, read on 20 October 2026. Vendors change prices and plan limits; treat the vendor page as the current source.