WorkOS Cost Calculator
Enter MAU, SSO connections, Directory Sync connections and optional custom domain, Radar checks and audit-log streaming. The calculator applies AuthKit's 1M free MAU, per-connection tiers ($125 for 1–15, $100 for 16–30, $80 for 31–50, $65 for 51–100) and add-ons to return the monthly bill. Estimates only; workos.com/pricing prevails.
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Monthly total
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Breakdown
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AuthKit: first 1,000,000 MAU free, then $2,500/mo for each additional 1M MAU (rounded up). SSO and Directory Sync are billed per connection, each band at its own rate: connections 1–15 $125 each, 16–30 $100, 31–50 $80, 51–100 $65, 101+ custom pricing (priced at $65 here). Audit log streaming $125/mo per SIEM, retention $99/mo per 1M events; Radar 1,000 checks free then $100 per 50k; custom domain $99/mo. Example: 200k MAU + 10 SSO → $0 + 10 × $125 = $1,250/mo; 20 SSO → 15 × $125 + 5 × $100 = $2,375.
Estimates only. Official list prices as of 2026-11-02 (Asia/Shanghai); the provider's pricing page prevails. Sources: WorkOS pricing
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- Can these AI prices change?
- Yes. Vendors change list prices often. Edit the $/1M or plan fields, and confirm on the official pricing page before you budget.
- Is usage data uploaded?
- No. Token and subscription math runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.