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Postman

API platform for building, testing, and managing APIs

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Intro

What is Postman?

Postman is an API engineering and collaboration platform for designing, building, testing, documenting, monitoring, and managing APIs. It provides an API client, workspaces, mock servers, automated testing, performance testing, API catalogs, AI-powered agent tools, and governance features. Users can download Postman for desktop or work with its CLI and online collaboration tools to manage API workflows from development through production. It is also useful for discovering APIs and related integrations through the Postman API Network.

Postman at a glance
Free, Solo from $9/mo, Team from $19/user/mo, Enterprise contact for pricing1.9M monthly visitsPaid access
Pricing

Postman Pricing Plans

Compare Postman free options, Postman paid pricing plans, and usage notes before you choose the best way to use this AI tool in 2026.

Free, Solo from $9/mo, Team from $19/user/mo, Enterprise contact for pricing

$0 per month

For individuals building and testing APIs. Includes 50 AI credits per month, API client and core tools, specs and mock servers, native Git, Collection Runner, performance-testing runs, and manual Flows.

$9 per month, billed annually

For individuals who want AI and automation. Includes everything in Free, 400 AI credits per month, data-driven testing exports, private NPM packages, custom-branded documentation, unlimited custom domains, and expanded API monitoring.

$19 per user per month, billed annually

For teams building and shipping APIs together. Includes everything in Solo, 400 AI credits per user per month, team collaboration, unlimited workspace and collection viewers, basic RBAC, SDK generation and distribution, and up to 50 integrations.

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For organizations managing and distributing APIs at scale. Includes pooled AI credits, API Catalog, private and partner workspaces, private API Network, SDK auto-distribution, advanced RBAC, governance, audit logs, reporting, private runners, Insights, and enterprise workflows.

$6 per user per month

Team-plan add-on providing SSO integrations and just-in-time provisioning. It is included with Enterprise and is not available on Free or Solo.

Varies by usage

Paid plans can use pay-as-you-go services including AI credits, monitoring at $20 per 50,000 requests per team per month, Flows credits at $1 per 1,000 credits, and cloud performance testing at $0.04 per virtual user hour.

Pricing updated:Oct 13, 2026

Features

Postman AI Features

Multi-protocol API client for sending and inspecting requestsCollections, environments, reusable requests, and native Git supportAPI specification design, versioning, documentation, and mock serversAutomated API testing with Collection Runner, datasets, and test result exportsPerformance testing and cloud-based load testingAPI monitoring for uptime, response codes, failures, and latencyFlows for visual API orchestration and workflow automationAI-powered Agent Mode for generating collections, tests, documentation, and workflowsPostman CLI with pre-built skills for API discovery, testing, mocking, monitoring, and CI integrationContext Graph for mapping APIs, collections, services, and relationshipsAPI Catalog, Insights, governance, audit logs, and role-based access controlsSecurity features including secret scanning, SSO options, vault integrations, and Passport credential proxying
Pros & Cons

Postman Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Comprehensive API lifecycle platform covering design, development, testing, and production
  • Strong collaboration features for teams, workspaces, viewers, and shared collections
  • Extensive automated testing, monitoring, mocking, and performance-testing capabilities
  • AI and agent tooling can reduce repetitive API engineering work
  • Free plan available for individual users
  • Large ecosystem through the Postman API Network and integrations

Limitations

  • Advanced governance, security, and organization controls are primarily limited to Enterprise plans
  • AI credits, monitoring, Flows, and cloud performance testing may incur usage-based charges
  • The large feature set can create a learning curve for beginners
  • Team collaboration and some security features require paid plans or add-ons
  • Enterprise pricing is not publicly listed and requires contacting sales

Postman FAQ

Postman is used to design, send, test, document, monitor, and manage APIs. Developers can use the Postman API client for manual requests, collections for repeatable workflows, and automated testing for regression prevention.