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Figma price increase 2025: Full seats went up on March 11

Yes. Figma raised the price of the Full seat (the seat with Figma Design) and moved all plans to new seat types on March 11, 2025. Existing customers pay the new Full seat price at the first renewal on or after that date. On the Organization plan, a Full seat went from $45 to $55 per month. On Enterprise, it went from $75 to $90. Our read of the pricing page on October 23, 2026 shows $16, $55 and $90.

Effective March 11, 2025. Announced December 10, 2024. Verified 2026-10-23. Status: confirmed by our read.

Old price vs new price

USD per Full seat per month, billed annually.

Per year is the monthly price times 12.

This page covers list prices in USD per seat per month, billed annually. Figma's table lists the Professional Full seat at $16 a month billed annually and $20 billed monthly, and says it was $12 to $15 a month before. The new seats are Full, Dev, Collab and View. All paid seats include FigJam and Figma Slides. View seats are free.

What Figma said

• "Price increases for the Full seat and updates to prorated billing will go into effect at your first renewal on or after March 11, 2025."

  https://www.figma.com/blog/billing-experience-update-2025/

• "Starting on March 11, 2025 existing plans will be migrated to the new Full, Dev, Collab, and View seats, as well as the new seat upgrade workflows."

  https://www.figma.com/blog/billing-experience-update-2025/

• "Full seat: Professional $16/mo billed annually, $20/mo billed monthly, Previously $12-15/mo. Organization $55/mo, Previously $45/mo. Enterprise $90/mo, Previously $75/mo."

  https://www.figma.com/blog/billing-experience-update-2025/

Quotes come from Figma's blog post of December 10, 2024, which we read and saved on October 23, 2026. The price quote is the text of the price table image in that post. We saved the image as figma_blog_table.png.

Who it hits and when

• Existing paid plans pay the new Full seat price at the first renewal on or after March 11, 2025.
• Existing plans moved to the Full, Dev, Collab and View seats on March 11, 2025.
• Admins approve seat upgrades that add cost, by default. A user can use a requested seat for up to three days while the admin decides.
• The free Starter plan stays.

Our latest read

Read 2026-10-23 16:11 CT from https://www.figma.com/pricing/. Status: confirmed by our read.

The page shows annual prices by default. It lists Dev seats at $12, $25 and $35 and Collab seats at $3, $5 and $5 on Professional, Organization and Enterprise.

Full Figma pricing page

Other design tools we track

Open each one for the plans, prices and quotes we read from its pricing page.

Questions

Did Figma raise prices in 2025?

Yes. On March 11, 2025, Full seat prices went up. Organization went from $45 to $55 and Enterprise from $75 to $90 per seat per month, billed annually. Professional is $16 a month billed annually. Figma lists the old Professional price as $12 to $15 a month.

When did existing Figma customers pay more?

At the first renewal on or after March 11, 2025.

What is a Full seat in Figma?

A Full seat includes Figma Design, Dev Mode, FigJam and Figma Slides. A Dev seat includes Dev Mode, FigJam and Slides. A Collab seat includes FigJam and Slides. View seats are free.

What does the increase cost 10 Full seats on Organization?

By our math, 10 seats went from $450 to $550 a month. That is $1,200 more a year.

Can I cut my Figma bill?

Give each person the seat they need. A developer who inspects designs can use a Dev seat ($25 on Organization). A person who works in FigJam can use a Collab seat ($5 on Organization).

How we check

This page starts from the vendor's own notice. We save a copy of every source page. Old prices come from the notice or from an archive copy of the pricing page from before the change. New prices come from the notice and from our own read of the live pricing page. The status reads "confirmed by our read" when our read shows every new price, and "announced by vendor" until then. Prices we detect ourselves are on the change log. See the methodology.