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Price check · Nov 10, 2026

Kirby pricing

Kirby charges once per site, not by monthly usage. Compare license eligibility, update extensions and multi-site costs before you budget.

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Short answer

Pricing is quote-based.

Kirby has no free production plan, though its pricing information lists a free trial with no time limit; the trial’s scope is not stated. Kirby Basic costs $115 one-time per site for organizations under €1 million in annual revenue or funding. Kirby Enterprise costs $399 one-time per site and has no revenue limit. Each license covers one installation on one domain. There is no listed monthly or annual subscription, so the main cost drivers are site count and optional update extensions.

01Every plan, line by line

PlanBilled annuallyBilled monthlyBuilt for
Kirby Basic—QuoteIndividuals and smaller organizations
Kirby Enterprise—QuoteOrganizations of any size

Add-ons and overages

  • Basic: optional 3-year update extension for $65, excluding VAT; €59 also listed.
  • Enterprise: optional 3-year update extension for $285, excluding VAT; €249 also listed.
  • 5% volume discount for 5 or more licenses; overage costs not published.

02What the plan grid doesn't tell you

Update extensions

Optional three-year extensions cost $65 for Basic or $285 for Enterprise, excluding VAT. The pricing information also lists €59 and €249.

Multiple site licenses

Each license covers one installation on one domain. A 5% volume discount applies to five or more licenses; costs beyond that are not published.

Seat limits

Both plans include all features, but seat limits are not published. Confirm editor access terms if several people will work in the Panel.

Deployment costs

Confirm hosting, infrastructure and deployment requirements for your chosen setup; the license price is per site.

03Which plan should you buy?

If you are…GetWhy
Individual or smaller organizationKirby BasicThe $115 one-time license is for organizations under €1 million in annual revenue or funding.
Organization above the Basic thresholdKirby EnterpriseThe $399 one-time license has no revenue limit and covers one installation on one domain.
Team licensing five or more sitesKirby Basic or Kirby EnterpriseChoose by revenue eligibility; the pricing information lists a 5% volume discount for five or more licenses.

04Is Kirby worth the money?

Kirby’s one-time per-site prices are easy to model: $115 for Kirby Basic or $399 for Kirby Enterprise, with no listed recurring subscription. It can suit a project whose site count and organization eligibility fit those terms. Budget separately for optional update extensions and confirm hosting and seat requirements. The no-time-limit trial may help with evaluation, but its scope is not published. There is no free production plan, and buyers should verify deployment and update terms before treating the license price as the full cost.

Kirby pricing FAQ

Does Kirby have a free plan?

The pricing information lists no free production plan. It does list a free trial with no time limit, but does not state its scope or limits. Ask Kirby what functionality the trial includes before planning an evaluation.

How much is Kirby Basic?

Kirby Basic costs $115 one-time per site. It is for organizations under €1 million in annual revenue or funding and covers one installation on one domain. The pricing information says all features are included.

What does Kirby Enterprise cost?

Kirby Enterprise costs $399 one-time per site, with no revenue limit. It covers one installation on one domain and includes all features. Seat limits are not published, so confirm how editor access is licensed.

Are Kirby updates included?

The pricing information lists optional three-year update extensions: $65 for Kirby Basic and $285 for Kirby Enterprise, excluding VAT. It also lists €59 and €249. Confirm the terms and applicable taxes with Kirby.