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Hex pricing

Hex has a free plan and paid plans. Starting price: $36 per editor/month (Professional). Free plan: Yes (Community). Free trial: 14 days (Team), no card.

Free plan + paidPrices last checked Nov 8, 2026
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Hex plans and prices

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Hex pricing facts

4 of 4 verified
Free plan
Yes (Community)
Checked Nov 8, 2026hex.tech(opens source in a new tab)
“Individual plans Community For hobbyists completing small projects and showcasing work. Free”
Starting price
$36 per editor/month (Professional)
Checked Nov 8, 2026hex.tech(opens source in a new tab)
“$36 per Editor / month”
Free trial
14 days (Team), no card
Checked Nov 8, 2026hex.tech(opens source in a new tab)
“chevron-down Anyone can try the Hex Team plan free for 14 days, no payment card required.”
Team plan
$75 per editor/month
Checked Nov 8, 2026hex.tech(opens source in a new tab)
“$75 per Editor / month”

Hex price history

  1. Free plan: Yes (Community) (was Community)hex.tech

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Hex alternatives by price

Starting prices from each app's own site, ranked by our alternatives score.

AppPricingPriceFree plan
Metabase logoMetabaseOpen source$100/month (Starter)Open Source, unlimited users
Google Colab logoGoogle ColabFree plan + paid——
marimo logomarimoOpen source——
Jupyter Notebook logoJupyter NotebookOpen source——
Databricks logoDatabricksPaid—No
Observable logoObservableFree plan + paid——

See all 6 Hex alternatives

Hex pricing: common questions

Is Hex free?

Hex has a free plan: Yes (Community). Paid plans add more.

How much does Hex cost?

Starting price: $36 per editor/month (Professional), according to hex.tech (checked Nov 8, 2026). Prices can vary by country and billing period.

Does Hex have a free trial?

Yes: 14 days (Team), no card.

What are free alternatives to Hex?

Free or freemium alternatives include Google Colab, Metabase, marimo and Jupyter Notebook. Open-source options: Metabase, marimo and Jupyter Notebook.