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Dagger vs Inngest: Pricing Comparison 2026

Side-by-side pricing comparison of Dagger and Inngest. See all plans, features, and costs at a glance.

Bottom line: Dagger starts at $50/mo, making it $25/mo cheaper than Inngest ($75/mo). Dagger offers a free plan.

Last updated: March 16, 2026

Data compiled by Arthur Jacquemin
Updated March 16, 2026

Dagger vs Inngest: Quick Pricing Facts

FeatureDaggerInngest
Starting Price$50/mo$75/mo
Number of Plans33
Free TierYesYes
Pricing Modelopen-sourceusage-based
Annual DiscountN/AN/A

Dagger is the more affordable option, starting at $50/mo compared to Inngest's $75/mo. Both are Dev Tools with 6 combined pricing plans and 5 features compared.

Both tools offer free plans, making them accessible for teams on a budget. Dagger uses open-source pricing while Inngest uses usage-based pricing, which may affect your total cost at scale.

Review the detailed tier-by-tier comparison above to see exactly which features are included at each price point and find the best fit for your Dev Tools needs.

Pricing Plans
Tier 1
Free
$0/monthCheapest
Includes
  • Observability for one
  • Community Support
Start with Free
Hobby
$0/monthCheapest
Start with Hobby
Tier 2
Team
$50/monthCheapest
$4 / year
Includes
  • Observability and module sharing for up to 10 users
  • Email Support
Start with Team
Pro
$75/month
Start with Pro
Tier 3
Enterprise
Custom pricing
Includes
  • Enterprise-level confidence and support for teams running Dagger at scale
Start with Enterprise
Enterprise
Custom pricing
Start with Enterprise

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Dagger

Programmable CI/CD engine running pipelines in containers

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Inngest

Event-driven durable functions for background job orchestration

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Our Pick

Dagger

Dagger offers a free plan, starts at $25/mo lower ($50/mo vs $75/mo).

Based on pricing data only. Review the full comparison below for your specific needs.

Best value: Dagger

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Which Should You Choose?

Choose Dagger if:

  • You want lower per-user costs—Dagger starts at $50/mo, saving $25/mo compared to Inngest at $75/mo
  • You prefer Dagger's free tier features—Observability for one, Community Support
  • You want more features built-in—Dagger offers 5 additional features across its plans

Choose Inngest if:

  • You prefer Inngest's free tier features—features
  • You want Inngest's approach to incremental feature unlocking across its 3 pricing tiers
  • Inngest's feature bundling aligns with how Dev Tools teams actually work day-to-day

Both Dagger and Inngest offer free plans [1], eliminating cost barriers for evaluation. This means you can test both tools thoroughly with your actual workflows before any financial commitment. The free tiers differ in scope: Dagger includes 2 features, while Inngest includes multiple features. Evaluate which free tier matches your evaluation needs before deciding to upgrade. Your best approach is to activate both free trials and evaluate which tool's workflow, integrations, and user experience align better with your team's needs before committing to paid plans.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Dagger vs Inngest

Which is cheaper, Dagger or Inngest?
As of March 2026, Dagger starts at a lower price point. Dagger starts at $50/mo while Inngest starts at $75/mo. However, the best value depends on the features you need at each tier.
How many pricing plans does Dagger have vs Inngest?
Dagger offers 3 pricing plans, while Inngest offers 3 plans. More plans typically means more flexibility to match your exact needs and budget.
Does Dagger or Inngest offer a free plan?
Yes, both Dagger and Inngest offer free plans. Compare the feature limits of each free tier to see which better fits your use case before upgrading.
Can I save money by paying annually for Dagger or Inngest?
Both Dagger and Inngest offer annual billing options. Check each plan's yearly pricing for potential savings compared to monthly billing.
Does Dagger or Inngest offer custom enterprise pricing?
Yes, both Dagger and Inngest offer custom enterprise pricing tiers with quote-based pricing. Contact each vendor for a tailored quote.
What pricing models do Dagger and Inngest use?
Dagger uses a open-source pricing model, while Inngest uses usage-based pricing. The right model depends on your team size and usage patterns.
How do Dagger and Inngest compare for Dev Tools?
Both Dagger and Inngest are Dev Tools. Dagger offers 3 plans starting at $50/mo, while Inngest offers 3 plans starting at $75/mo. Review the feature breakdowns above to see which better fits your Dev Tools needs.

Sources

  1. Dagger Official PricingVendor pricing page
  2. Inngest Official PricingVendor pricing page

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