Encore Pricing Overview
Encore at a glance
Encore Cloud is free to use for hobby projects and development. When you want to automate deployments in your cloud on AWS & GCP, use Encore Pro to fully automate your devops and infrastructure management.
| Name | Price | Features |
|---|---|---|
| Free | FreePer Month | When you want a simple development workflow,
so you can focus on building your app.
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| Encore Pro | Starting at $39.001 Seats Per Month | When you want a powerful development platform,
with DevOps automation for your cloud on AWS/GCP.
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Encore pricing & plans
Encore Pricing Reviews
Zero bootstrap / onboarding, no longer have to think about devops / provisioning infrastrcutre, great observability Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Nothing to reports so far on the dislikes side Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Encore's speed compared to Express is simply phenomenal. The performance boost I've experienced since switching has made a noticeable difference in my application's response times. API endpoints that used to take hundreds of milliseconds now respond in tens, creating a much snappier experience for users.
The type-safety that comes built-in with Encore has dramatically reduced runtime errors in production. Having TypeScript integration from the ground up, rather than bolted on as an afterthought, means the compiler catches issues before they ever reach users.
The framework's architectural guidance strikes the perfect balance between flexibility and structure. Encore encourages clean separation of concerns without forcing an overly rigid pattern, making codebases more maintainable as they grow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The developer experience can be challenging when you need to deviate from Encore's opinionated approach. While the framework excels at the standard path, customizing certain aspects requires more work than with more flexible alternatives.
Documentation, while improving, still has gaps when it comes to advanced use cases. I've found myself diving into source code more than I'd like when implementing complex features.
The smaller community compared to Express means fewer third-party plugins and resources. This occasionally means building custom solutions for problems that would have ready-made answers in more established ecosystems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
