Monday Dev Pricing - $6.75 per seat per month
Monday Dev Pricing is aimed at the people who actually ship software — product managers running a roadmap, engineers working a sprint board, testers closing bugs, delivery leads watching the release. That population is what you are licensing, and it is charged per seat per month against an annual commitment. Basic, the entry paid tier, lists at $9.00 per seat per month. Through Stackingo, an authorised Monday reseller, the same seat is $6.75 per seat per month — a guaranteed saving of up to 25% on genuine monday.com licensing across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
Monday Dev Pricing at a glance
Per seat, per month, against a year's commitment: that is the shape of it, and Basic at $9.00 per seat per month is the entry paid tier. Stackingo supplies the same seat at $6.75, returning $2.25 to the budget for every developer, tester and delivery lead on the account each month. One structural detail sits under the headline. monday.com prices the annual commitment roughly 18% below month-to-month billing, so $9.00 is already the committed rate, and choosing monthly billing gives that reduction away before any reseller discount is applied at all. A three-seat minimum then sets the floor at $27.00 a month at list, or $20.25 a month through Stackingo.
Plan | List (per seat, per month, billed annually) | Stackingo (per seat, per month, billed annually) | What you get |
Basic | $9.00 | $6.75 (save 25%) | The entry paid tier for product and engineering delivery: sprint and backlog boards, bug tracking, feature planning and unlimited items, with the annual commitment already priced in |
Anchor on Basic. $9.00 at list, $6.75 through Stackingo, $2.25 per seat per month between them — which is $27.00 a year per developer, or $540 a year across a twenty-person delivery group. Above Basic, monday.com publishes further tiers and quotes Enterprise on request rather than printing a figure, and the currency on the public card shifts depending on where you happen to be browsing from. Reproducing numbers that move between regions and price-card revisions would not help you, so Stackingo confirms the exact rate for the tier you want in writing, with the same up-to-25% position applied to it.
How do Monday Dev licenses work?
The mistake that costs the most is licensing everyone who might glance at a board. Monday Dev licenses are assigned to named contributors, and the people who read a roadmap, watch a release or comment once a fortnight are a different population from the engineers living in the tool daily — scope them separately rather than by default. The second half of that same mistake is tier selection: the plan applies to the whole account rather than to individuals, so one capability only your release manager needs will pull every seat up with it. Check both before you buy, not after.
Reallocation, at least, is straightforward. Monday Dev licenses follow people rather than machines, so a contractor rolling off a project hands a seat back and the next joiner picks it up without a billing event or a fresh order form. Remembering to do it is the hard part, which is why Stackingo reviews the seat register before each renewal quote. In engineering organisations with heavy contractor turnover, that review routinely turns up licences still sitting with people who left two quarters earlier. Reclaiming them is the cheapest saving on the table, and nobody has to negotiate for it.
How is a Monday Dev subscription billed?
Start at the floor, because it is the clearest sum available. Monday Dev enforces a three-seat minimum, so the smallest real subscription is three seats at $9.00 per seat per month, which is $27.00 a month at list. Through Stackingo those same three seats bill at $6.75 each — $20.25 a month — and the difference is $6.75 every month. Scale it however your team scales; the arithmetic stays linear, because a Monday Dev subscription is metered on people and on nothing else. Not stories. Not repositories, builds or story points.
That distinction matters more than it sounds, because throughput is exactly what spikes when a delivery team is under pressure. Whether the squad closes forty tickets in a sprint or four hundred, the bill is identical, so the finance conversation stays about headcount rather than turning into an argument about velocity. The annual commitment is doing real work in the rate too: monday.com prices the committed year roughly 18% below month-to-month, so $9.00 is the committed figure a Monday Dev subscription is built on. Stackingo's discount sits on top of that structure rather than replacing it.
Which of the Monday Dev plans should you buy?
Run the numbers on a real team before choosing. Twenty contributors on Basic saves $2.25 per seat per month through Stackingo, which is $540 a year back into the delivery budget and $27.00 a year for each individual developer. Now ask what the tier above would add for those same twenty people, because that is the real question the Monday Dev plans put to you. Every one of them is sold per seat per month on an annual commitment, every one carries the three-seat minimum, and Stackingo discounts each paid tier:
Free — limited, and not a fair comparison with the paid tiers. Fine for two people kicking the tyres, but constrained enough that no working delivery team settles there. It is not the plan the pricing on this page describes.
Basic — $9.00 list, $6.75 with Stackingo, per seat per month. The entry paid tier and the honest comparison point: sprint and backlog boards, bug tracking, feature planning and unlimited items, priced at the committed annual rate.
Standard and Pro — published above Basic, discounted by up to 25% through Stackingo. These add planning views, deeper automation and reporting for groups running several squads at once. monday.com's rate card for them moves by region and revision, so Stackingo confirms the current figure for your territory on the quote rather than printing one that may already have shifted.
Enterprise — quoted rather than published, discounted by up to 25% through Stackingo. Built for organisations that need enterprise-scale governance, security review and support commitments. monday.com prints no price at this tier at all, so a quote is the only route to your number.
Have the tier conversation before signature rather than after it, because on monday.com the plan is an account-level setting and not a per-user one. Upgrading later moves every seat you own, so the cost of that step is your full headcount multiplied by the difference — not the two or three people who asked for the feature. Stackingo prices the tier you are on and the tier above it on the same quote for exactly that reason: the step becomes a decision taken with a number in front of you, rather than a surprise discovered at renewal.
Is Stackingo a Monday partner?
Yes, and here is what it is worth in cash. Take one developer on Basic: $9.00 per seat per month at monday.com list, $6.75 through Stackingo, $2.25 saved every month, which comes to $27.00 a year for that single person. Hold the same position across a twenty-person delivery group and it is $540 a year. Those figures repeat at every renewal instead of decaying, because Stackingo is an authorised Monday partner and the up-to-25% position is structural rather than a gesture extended once to win the first order. That is the difference between a price and a standing arrangement.
You still hold your own monday.com workspace, with full admin control and full ownership of your data. What the Monday partner relationship adds is a commercial owner for the licence — someone whose job is the renewal, the seat count and the price, rather than another interface between your team and the platform. One partner across the monday.com range matters more here than it might elsewhere, because engineering rarely stays in its own lane: the same agreement covers Monday CRM when the commercial team wants the same board model, and Monday Service when internal requests start landing in your backlog.
What does a Monday Dev distributor handle?
A distributor, in this context, is the party that owns the commercial plumbing around your licences: allocation, seat movement, invoicing in your own currency, and the renewal calendar. It is not a support layer, and it is not a reseller of some modified product. It is the single agreement everything else hangs from. Stackingo performs that Monday Dev distributor role across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, which matters because engineering organisations are usually the most geographically scattered part of any business, and the one most likely to end up buying the same tool twice over.
Squads in two countries and contractors in a third turn into several disconnected monday.com contracts with staggered renewal dates surprisingly quickly, and untangling that later is far more work than never letting it happen. Beyond paperwork, the Monday Dev distributor role is about keeping the licence position matched to how the team actually works. Squads reorganise. Contractors arrive and leave. A pilot in one team becomes the standard across four. Stackingo tracks those movements against your seat count, flags drift into capacity you are not using, and handles the provisioning.
What happens when you buy Monday Dev through Stackingo?
The common misstep is to buy Monday Dev against today's headcount and then find the discount was structured around a seat count you have already outgrown. Say up front if the team is about to change, because the number you commit to at signature is what the commercial position is built on. Past that the process is short. Send through your contributor count and the tier you are considering, and the quote returns with the monday.com list price, the Stackingo price and the saving on one line, so the discount can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Confirm the seats and the plan, and Stackingo provisions genuine monday.com licences on your workspace with onboarding managed alongside — which is what it looks like to buy Monday Dev through a reseller rather than a checkout page. Teams arriving from another tracker care most about the migration window, and that is the second place buyers get caught out: treating the import as an afterthought. The same people coordinate bringing across your existing boards, issues and sprint history, then agree the switchover date with your delivery leads, which keeps the change off the critical path of whatever you happen to be shipping that month.
What makes a good Monday Dev reseller?
A poor reseller differs from a good one in exactly one place, and it is not the product. Stackingo is an authorised Monday reseller supplying genuine Monday Dev licenses at up to 25% below monday.com list price, and nothing you touch changes: same workspace, same release cadence, same integrations with your source control and CI tooling, same vendor support. A reseller that altered the product would be a risk. One that alters only the invoice is simply a better way to buy the same thing, and the distinction is worth being precise about.
Where resellers genuinely part company is at renewal. Engineering tooling gets bought once and then renewed on autopilot, and that is where money leaks away quietly. A good Monday Dev reseller diarises the renewal, reconciles licensed seats against active contributors, and sets the list price, the discounted price and the delta side by side so the saving stays visible rather than assumed. Across a three-year horizon on a growing team, holding a 25% position through every seat change is worth considerably more than any one-off concession negotiated at signature, however good that concession looked on the day.
How much does Monday Dev cost outside the US?
Below is the Basic entry seat restated in the currencies Stackingo issues quotes in, which is normally enough to get a budget line approved before procurement gets involved. Two caveats, stated plainly. monday.com repeats the same numerals across several of its regional price cards instead of applying a live conversion, so treat these as indicative rather than contractual. And the rate that reaches your invoice is the one fixed on the day your quote is issued, not the one printed here.
Market | Currency | List (per month) | Stackingo (per month) |
Australia | AUD | A$13.68 | A$10.26 |
Austria | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Bahrain | BHD | BD3.38 | BD2.54 |
Belgium | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Bulgaria | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Croatia | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Cyprus | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Czechia | CZK | Kč207.00 | Kč155.25 |
Denmark | DKK | kr61.65 | kr46.24 |
England | GBP | £7.11 | £5.33 |
Estonia | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Finland | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
France | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Germany | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Greece | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Hungary | HUF | Ft3,195.00 | Ft2,396.25 |
Ireland | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Italy | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Kuwait | KWD | KD2.76 | KD2.07 |
Latvia | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Lithuania | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Luxembourg | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Malta | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Netherlands | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
New Zealand | NZD | NZ$14.94 | NZ$11.21 |
Northern Ireland | GBP | £7.11 | £5.33 |
Oman | OMR | OMR3.47 | OMR2.60 |
Poland | PLN | zł35.55 | zł26.66 |
Portugal | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Qatar | QAR | QR32.76 | QR24.57 |
Romania | RON | lei40.95 | lei30.71 |
Saudi Arabia | SAR | SR33.75 | SR25.31 |
Scotland | GBP | £7.11 | £5.33 |
Slovakia | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Slovenia | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Spain | EUR | €8.28 | €6.21 |
Sweden | SEK | kr94.50 | kr70.88 |
United Arab Emirates | AED | AED33.05 | AED24.79 |
United States | USD | $9.00 | $6.75 |
Wales | GBP | £7.11 | £5.33 |
Frequently asked questions
What is the US list price for Monday Dev?
In the US, Monday Dev lists at $9.00 per seat per month on the Basic plan, billed annually. Through Stackingo, an authorised Monday Dev reseller, the same seat costs $6.75 per seat per month — a guaranteed saving of up to 25% on genuine monday.com licensing.
Is there a free version of Monday Dev?
monday.com does publish a limited free version of Monday Dev, but it is constrained and is not what a working delivery team runs on. Basic at $9.00 per seat per month is the entry paid tier and the plan Stackingo discounts, bringing it to $6.75 per seat per month.
What is the smallest Monday Dev subscription you can buy?
Three seats. Monday Dev enforces a three-seat minimum, so the smallest subscription is 3 x $9.00, which is $27.00 a month at monday.com list price. Through Stackingo those three Basic seats come to $20.25 a month, a saving of $6.75 every month.
Does committing annually reduce the Monday Dev price?
Yes. monday.com prices the annual commitment about 18% below month-to-month billing, and the $9.00 per seat per month Basic rate is already the committed figure. Stackingo's discount applies on top of that committed rate, taking the seat to $6.75 per seat per month.
Does Monday Dev charge by seat or by project?
By seat, per month. Monday Dev bills for the contributors licensed on the account, not for the number of projects, sprints, repositories or tickets they push through it. Basic lists at $9.00 per seat per month and costs $6.75 per seat per month through Stackingo.
What is the Stackingo saving on Monday Dev?
Up to 25% off monday.com list price. On the Basic plan that is $2.25 per seat per month, taking $9.00 down to $6.75, which is $27.00 a year for every developer and $540 a year across a twenty-person team. Larger seat commitments can improve on that.
Is Stackingo authorised to resell Monday Dev?
Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Monday reseller issuing genuine Monday Dev licenses at $6.75 per seat per month against a $9.00 list price, with managed provisioning, renewals and regional support across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
Related Stackingo pricing guides
Set Monday Dev Pricing beside the other Stackingo monday.com lines: Monday CRM Pricing for sales and pipeline teams, and Monday Service Pricing for internal service desks. The Monday Dev product page carries the transactional overview, or request a tailored Monday Dev quote to price the platform against your real contributor count.
Want your own seat count priced? Send Stackingo your contributor count and the tier you are scoping, and a tailored Monday Dev Pricing quote comes back with list, discount and saving on one line: genuine monday.com licences, guaranteed discounts of up to 25%, and managed renewals across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.
