Zite Pricing in 2026: Plans, Costs, and Limits Explained
Zite pricing starts with a free plan. At the default credit selections, Pro costs $25 month to month or $240 annually, and Business costs $89 month to month or $900 annually. All three include unlimited users and apps; the practical spending drivers are credits, workflow runs, data capacity, and the features your app requires.
Checked September 25, 2026. USD unless stated otherwise. Examples exclude taxes, temporary promotions, and separately purchased services.
Zite pricing at a glance
| Plan | Monthly billing | Annual billing | Included usage at the displayed selection | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 50 credits/month; 5,000 records; 1,000 workflow runs/month | Testing an app and a light workflow |
| Pro | $25 | $20/month equivalent; $240/year | 100 credits/month; 100,000 records; 5,000 runs/month | A branded app within moderate usage |
| Business | $89 | $75/month equivalent; $900/year | 400 credits/month; 250,000 records; 50,000 runs/month | More automation and advanced AI needs |
| Team / Enterprise | Contact Zite | Contact Zite | Higher limits and governance; confirm quote | Access-control and organization requirements |
Source: Zite pricing. The table uses the Standard selection and the lowest displayed paid credit quantities. Increasing the credit selector can change the price; the plan name alone is not a complete quote. This article covers Zite apps, not a separate Fillout forms subscription or a negotiated bundle.
What each plan includes
Free
Free is useful for proving that the app solves the right problem. You can invite users without building a seat-cost forecast, but the 5,000-record and 1,000-run allowances make this a smaller operational footprint. The comparison also lists a 10-message daily limit. Test the data model and workflow before committing to the paid tier.
Pro
Pro is the first listed tier with a custom domain and removal of Zite branding. It includes three workspaces and a larger record allowance. The practical decision is whether 5,000 workflow runs and the selected 100 monthly credits cover both ongoing app work and your usage-based features. A professional URL does not guarantee enough runtime capacity.
Business
Business raises the selected allowances substantially and adds advanced AI models, fast mode, and white-label emails. It fits a workflow that outgrows Pro even if the number of people using the app remains unchanged. Avoid paying for Business solely because you expect more users: the lower plans also list unlimited users.
Team and Enterprise
The comparison places granular permissions and roles at Team, with app-user SSO and audit logs at Enterprise. A production app that needs those controls should be quoted at the relevant tier from the start. Business branding features are not a substitute for an authorization design.
How Zite calculates your bill
Zite credits cover more than generating the first version of an app. Its pricing FAQ includes AI changes, the database agent, AI fields, and emails sent from apps. Complexity affects consumption. Direct selective edits such as changing text or colors do not consume credits, and simply visiting a published app does not create a credit charge. Zite credit FAQ.
Use this budget model: the chosen plan at the selected credit allowance + separately purchased services. Track workflow runs as their own allowance, alongside records and storage. Do not convert 100 credits into 100 visitors, 100 forms, or 100 completed automations: those are different units. Measure a representative workflow in the product before projecting a month.
What does Zite cost for a shared operations app?
Assume a simple request tracker needs one custom domain, no enterprise-only controls, and no separately paid services. The workloads below are illustrative; credit consumption is an explicit budget assumption, not a conversion from user counts.
| Input or result | Initial deployment | Expanded workflow |
|---|---|---|
| People using the app | 20 | 50 |
| Stored records | 20,000 | 120,000 |
| Workflow runs per month | 3,000 | 20,000 |
| Assumed monthly credit use | 80 | 300 |
| Lowest listed plan meeting these quantities | Pro, 100 credits | Business, 400 credits |
| Monthly subscription | $25 | $89 |
| Annual subscription | $240 ($20/month equivalent) | $900 ($75/month equivalent) |
| Known overage in this example | $0; within selected allowances | $0; within selected allowances |
The annual price difference is $660, or $55 per month equivalent. That increase buys the larger usage envelope; it is not a charge for the 30 additional people. If the original 20 people generated the expanded workload, the same capacity issue would exist. If 50 people stayed within the initial quantities, user count alone would not force this upgrade.
Add-ons and costs beyond the base plan
Price the exact credit selection before paying. Separately review attachment storage, maximum upload size, database growth, and any third-party API or automation subscription. Bring-your-own-AI arrangements need a separate model-provider budget. If you need granular permissions or SSO, obtain the appropriate Team or Enterprise quote rather than adding an arbitrary surcharge to Business.
Jet Admin vs Zite: cost and fit
For the displayed 50,000-credit selections, Jet Admin Pro costs $20 month to month or $16 per month with annual billing ($192 a year). Business costs $100 month to month or $80 per month annually ($960 a year). Business adds granular permissions, SSO, and audit logs. All plans include unlimited users, apps, and workflows; AI building allowances and other resources still have limits. Enterprise deployment is quoted separately.
Both products advertise unlimited users, so a claim that Jet Admin eliminates Zite per-seat charges would be misleading. Compare the app itself: required data connections, authorization, branding, development process, and measured AI usage. Zite Pro is $240 a year at the displayed allowance; Jet Admin Pro is $192. The $48 difference is only a base-price comparison, not proof that either plan meets the same needs.
Keep Zite when its app, database, and workflow setup already meets your requirements and its run allowances fit. Evaluate Jet Admin when the operational interface and its governance model fit better. Zite’s 100 credits and Jet Admin’s 50,000 credits have different definitions; the larger number is not evidence of more usable AI work. Include migration, access testing, and integration work in any switch decision.
Which Zite plan should you choose?
Start on Free to validate the app. Pick Pro when branding matters and the workflow stays within its limits. Pick Business when records, runs, or its specific capabilities justify it. Go directly to a Team or Enterprise discussion when access controls are a must-have; choosing the cheapest plan first can produce the wrong architecture.
Frequently asked questions
Is Zite free?
Yes. Free includes unlimited users and apps, with smaller credit, record, and workflow allowances.
How much is Zite Pro annually?
At the displayed 100-credit selection, it is $240 per year, equivalent to $20 per month. Month-to-month billing is $25.
Does Zite charge per user?
The public Free, Pro, and Business comparison lists unlimited users and editors. Usage and feature requirements still differ by plan.
Are credits only used while building?
No. The FAQ also includes features such as AI fields and sending emails from apps. App visits themselves do not consume credits.
Does Business include enterprise SSO?
The comparison labels app-user SSO as Enterprise. Confirm the relevant contract instead of assuming Business includes it.
Compare one working request tracker before choosing a platform. Build the same workflow in Jet Admin and measure the features and effort that matter to your team.