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• Billing in Figma

  FigJam is free for all of 2021! As FigJam is currently in beta, you won't incur any charges for your FigJam editor seats.

  Figma has two products: Figma design and FigJam. These products appear as different files types in Figma. People can have editor roles on both Figma design and FigJam, or an editor role on just one product. Every editor role corresponds to an editor seat.

  Figma calculates subscriptions based on how many editors seats a team or organizations has for each product. FigJam and Figma design have separate pricing, but you'll be billed for both on the same invoice.

  When you create a team, Figma will prompt you to select a plan. Your plan will determine what features are available to you and how much you'll pay for every editor seat.

  Figma currently has three plans (Starter, Professional, and Organization), but only two of these are paid plans: Professional plan and Organization plan.

  Professional plan

  Professional plans are set at a team-level not account-level, so you will manage your subscription for each team separately. You can only pay for a Professional plan using a credit card. Upgrade to a Professional team →

  Figma for educators: Education teams allow you to access all the functionality of our Professional team, without the cost. Verify your status for a free Education team →

  Renewal

  Figma supports both monthly and annuals subscriptions for Professional teams. Your renewal date will be the same day every month/year, on the date you signed up for the Professional plan.

  For example: If you subscribe to the Professional plan on January 31st, your next monthly payment date is likely to be February 28th, and your annual renewal would be January 31st of the following year.

  Monthly subscription

  Figma will use the total editor count on your payment date to decide the number of seats to include in this month's subscription.

  Figma won't immediately charge you when you add new Figma or FigJam editor seats. Instead, Figma will include those editors in your next monthly subscription. Manage new editors on the Professional plan →

  You can switch from a monthly plan to an annual subscription at any time. Figma will cancel your monthly subscription and bill you for the next 12 months of Figma on your next monthly renewal date.

  Team admins can view their next invoice date, as well as their current Figma and FigJam editor seats in the Billing tab.

  

  FigJam is free for all of 2021! As FigJam is currently in beta, you won't incur any charges for your FigJam editor seats. You can see what your subscription will cost with FigJam editors seats included in the Invoice total column.

  Annual subscription

  Figma will base your subscription on the Total design editor seats and Total FigJam editors seats you had when you purchased your annual subscription.

  When you add new editors seats, Figma will charge you a separate monthly subscription for those editors. This means you have both an annual subscription and a monthly subscription. We call this "co-terming". You can add those monthly seats to your annual subscription to consolidate your billing.

  Team admins can view their current monthly subscription and details of their annual renewal in the Billing tab.

  

  FigJam is free for all of 2021! As FigJam is currently in beta, you won't incur any charges for your FigJam editor seats. You can see what your subscription will cost with FigJam editors seats included in the Invoice total column.

  View and manage billing on the Professional plan →

  Organization plan

  Organization plans are designed for companies sharing resources across multiple teams. Organization plans are billed as a whole, instead of individually by team. This makes sure everyone is only included in the subscription once.

  There are two parts to an Organization subscription: an annual subscription and quarterly true-ups.

  Annual subscription

  Figma calculates Organization subscriptions based on the total number of FigJam editor seats and Figma editors seats the organization has.

  Organization admins choose how many Figma and FigJam editor seats they want when they set up their Organization plan.

  Organization admins can view and manage the organization's subscription in Admin settings > Billing.

  View and manage organization billing →

  Quarterly true-ups

  To account for any new or upgraded editors, Figma performs a true-up every three months in addition to the annual subscription .

  Organization admins can manage new editors and decide if they need an editor role. If not, they can downgrade them to a viewer-restricted role to remove them from the organization's billing. After making any changes, they can review and confirm to lock the upcoming invoice.

  If the organization has more seats than the previous billing date, Figma will charge them for any extra editor seats. This is a prorated amount, which covers that seat for the rest of the billing period.

  During a true-up, organization admins will see a banner in the Billing tab which prompts them to review new editors in the Members tab.

  Manage quarterly true-ups →

  Currency and taxes

  Invoices are currently only payable in $USD. All invoices, references to totals and balances in the product, and any related documentation will always be in $USD.

  Learn more about Figma's teams and plans and Terms of Service.

  At the moment, Figma only collects sales tax in selected states in the United States, and in Russia. If your billing address is outside of those countries you will not see any tax on your invoices.

  Note: Prices shown on the Figma website are in $USD and do not include tax. Figma will calculate tax based on your shipping address, then charge and collect tax on your invoices.

  United States

  As of April 1, 2020 state-based sales taxes are being charged and collected in the following states. If your state is not listed, you will not see any tax on your invoices.

  • Texas, TX
  • Washington, WA
  • Massachusetts, MA
  • New York, NY
  • Ohio, OH
  • Pennsylvania, PA
  • Utah, UT
  • Washington, DC (from January 1, 2021)
  • Tennessee, TN (from January 1, 2021)
  • Arizona, AZ (from January 1, 2021)
  • South Carolina, SC (from October 6, 2021)

  Tax exempt? If your company is tax exempt you can ask Figma to remove tax from your invoices. Please send your current and signed tax exemption certificate to invoices@figma.com.

  Russia

  As of April 1, 2020, Figma will charge and collect VAT of 20% if your billing address is in Russia.

  There isn't currently a field for your Tax Identification Number (TIN) in Figma. Send an email to support@figma.com to ask Figma to add your TIN to your Figma invoices.

  Rest of the world

  Figma is not currently registered to collect or charge any sales taxes in any other locations outside of the United States and Russia. This applies to any of the following local taxes:

  • Sales tax
  • Goods and services tax (GST)
  • Value-added tax (VAT)
  • Foreign contractor tax (FCT)
• Compare teams and plans

  Anyone can sign up for a Figma account. Your account allows you access to everything in Figma, including your workspace, Figma design and FigJam files, and the Figma Community.

  Teams give you access to a dedicated workspace where you can create files and projects. You can use teams to collaborate with others, or to structure and organize your own work. You can create or join multiple teams from a single Figma account.

  Figma manages the subscriptions for each team separately. There are three different plans available: Starter, Professional, and Organization.

  The best team for you will depend on your context, and what features or functionality you need. You can upgrade teams to access extra features.

  View the glossary ↓

  Note: All invoices in Figma are in $USD. Invoices are currently only payable in $USD. References to totals and balances in the product and any documentation are in $USD.

  Starter plan

  When you first sign up for an account, Figma will create a free Starter team for you. This allows you to explore Figma's functionality and experience collaborative features.

  We don't impose any limitations around the kind of work you can create on the Starter plan. You can use the Starter plan for personal or business purposes.

  Create Starter teams to:

  • Organize your files into projects
  • Work on personal projects or share files with a small group of collaborators
  • Get a feel for working and collaborating in Figma

  We changed the Starter plan on April 21, 2021. If you already have Starter teams and want to see the impact of these changes, you can learn more about the changes → Figma won't remove editors from existing files in your draft space. Anyone who already had edit access before April 21, 2021 can continue to edit those files.

  Features

  You can now invite unlimited viewers and editors to your Starter team files! 🎉

  There are some limitations around how many resources you can create and what features you can access.

  • Create one project per Starter team
  • Create unlimited FigJam files
  • Create up to three Figma designs (with a maximum of three pages each)
  • Access only the last 30 days of a file's version history
  • Publish styles to your team libraries, but not components

  Drafts

  If you only have free Starter teams, it's not possible to invite editors to files in your drafts. To invite editors to a file in your drafts, you’ll need to move the file to a team space.

  If you have at least one paid Professional team, the editor limit on drafts won't apply to you.

  You can still create unlimited Figma design and FigJam files in your drafts and invite as many viewers as you'd like.

  Subscription

  Starter teams are free, so you won't need a subscription to create one. If you've reached the limits of a Starter plan, or want to access more Figma features, you can upgrade to a Professional team.

  Professional plan

  The Professional plan is great for:

  • Creating and sharing style and component libraries within a team
  • Teams with a handful of designers or contributors
  • Teams looking to organize work in multiple projects

  Professional teams remove the limitations of the Starter plan and give you access to more Figma features:

  • Invite unlimited viewers to your team
  • Create and manage unlimited projects
  • Create as many files as you need within your team projects
  • Access the full version history of your files
  • Publish both styles and components to your team library to share them with your team
  • Receive comment notifications in Slack with our Slack integration
  • Create invite-only or view-only projects with advanced project permissions

  Subscription

  Figma calculates subscriptions based on how many editors seats your team has on both Figma design and FigJam. Figma doesn't include anyone with a viewer or viewer-restricted role in your team's subscription.

  Figma will bill the entire team together as a single payment. FigJam and Figma design have separate pricing, but you'll be billed for both on the same invoice.

  Due to volume, we cannot process contracts, forms or purchase orders for Professional teams. You can only pay for your Figma subscription by credit card (via Stripe).

  Billing in Figma →

  Caution: You'll only have access to paid features on teams you have upgraded to the Professional plan. If you are an editor on one Professional team, this doesn't give you access to paid features in your other teams.

  When you upgrade to a Professional team, your subscription is tied to that specific team, not to your Figma account as a whole. This allows you to have other free and paid teams in your account.

  Students and educators

  Students and educators can get access to all the functionality of a Professional team, for free. This allows students and educators in any structured learning environment to collaborate.

  You need to verify your education status for a free Education team.

  • Designed for anyone in a classroom or structured learning environment
  • Both students and educators can apply
  • Also applies to institutions dedicated to learning, skill-development, and/or research

  Editors must verify their email address and education status before they can collaborate. It's not possible to have a mix of paid Professional and free Education members in a team.

  Members of Education teams are also eligible to join Figma's Education Community groups. Visit figma.com/education to learn more.

  Verify your Education status →

  Organization plan

  The Organization plan is great for:

  • Creating and sharing design systems across an organization
  • Companies with multiple products or business lines
  • Companies that need advanced administration and access controls

  An organization goes beyond the team setup we described above. Instead of a single workspace for a team, you have a dedicated organization workspace. Everything in the organization workspace is owned by the organization, including member's drafts and any team files.

  For most members, their Figma account will be linked to a company email address. External collaborators without company emails can still join specific resources in an organization as guests. Organization admins can view and manage what guests can access in the organization.

  Members can create as many teams as they need, you can control access to the team using the organization access setting. Every organization team has access to Professional team features, as well as some extras—like shared fonts and library analytics.

  As members can join many teams, organization subscriptions are billed as a whole. Anyone with an editor is included in the organization's billing.

  In addition to the features available on the Professional plan, the Organization plan also has:

  • Unlimited teams with different levels of access
  • Protect company intellectual property (IP) through draft and file ownership
  • Add all your members via domain capture or create separate Organizations for distributed teams
  • Enforced company single sign-on (SSO)
  • Member provisioning via OneLogin, Okta or Azure Active Directory
  • View detailed member history with activity logs
  • Share design systems with Organization-wide libraries
  • Share fonts in teams and across the Organization
  • Centralized Organization billing: pay for each member once
  • Advanced privacy settings with roles and account types
  • Advanced system controls and administration
  • 24/7 prioritized email support

  Subscription

  Unlike Professional teams, Figma bills the organization as a whole. This allows members and guests to contribute to more than one team, while making sure you only pay for each member once.

  Organization plans are billed on an annual subscription. Figma bases the organization's annual subscription on the total number of members and guests with editors role on both the Figma design and FigJam products.

  Organizations can purchase extra editor seats via the quarterly true-up process.

  Billing in Figma →

  Note: Figma doesn't currently offer discounts for not-for-profit projects or organizations.

  Glossary

  Definitions for the terminology we're using in this article:

  Account: Your account is how you access Figma. You can register an account with an email address and password, or via one of our Single Sign On methods (SSO). You can manage any global settings in your account, as well as any teams you're a member of. An account can only be associated with one email at a time.

  Team: Teams give you access to a dedicated workspace where you can create files and projects. You can use teams to collaborate with others, or to structure and organize your own work. There are three types of teams available in Figma.

  Subscription: Your subscription is how you pay for Figma. You will only need a subscription if you are signed up for one of Figma's paid plans. You can choose between a monthly or annual subscription. Subscriptions auto-renew, but you can cancel at any time.

  Plan: You will select a plan as part of your subscription. Your plan lets us know how much to charge you each month. Figma currently has three plans, only two of which are paid plans: Starter (free), Professional (paid), and Organization (paid).

  Billing: There are a few ways we use the term billing:

  • To explain the general process of collecting and managing payments for a subscription.
  • To explain aspects of your subscription, like your billing details, billing date, or billing contact.
  • Within Figma, we use the label Billing to identify areas of your account where you can view and manage your subscription, billing details, and invoices.