The short answer
Courier is billed per notification (usage-based). It has a free tier: 10k notifications/mo. Paid usage is quoted by the vendor rather than listed as a public price.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Developer (Free) | $0/mo | 10,000 sends per month across all channels; includes journeys, broadcasts, and internationalization. |
| Business | $0.005 per send | Pay-as-you-go with no volume cap; adds AI Translations and an AI Agent node. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Volume discounts, enterprise SLAs, RBAC, dedicated Slack support, observability integrations, and EU data residency. |
How Courier bills you
The pricing model is per notification (usage-based). Multi-channel notification API routing across 50+ providers, with strong AI-tooling (MCP server) and client inbox SDKs. Best suited to: multi-channel notification routing.
What to watch for on the bill
- Per-send pricing across all channels can be costlier than a single-purpose push vendor at very high volume
The pricing page we read
Source: https://www.courier.com/pricing. Prices change, so confirm there before you commit.
Compare Courier with alternatives
Other push notification apis: OneSignal, Firebase Cloud Messaging, Amazon SNS, Knock, Expo Push.
Looking at quality rather than price? See the Courier score on APIbenchmarks. Full entry: Courier pricing.