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Pricing

Start with a test. Scale when performance testing becomes a habit.

Every number below comes from the shared billing catalog. The console remains the source of truth for checkout, account-specific usage, promotions, and invoices.

Usage model

Plans include virtual user-hours for load generation and product caps for concurrent runs, retention, and collaboration features.

Plan

Free

Default self-serve tier for new accounts — limited concurrency and retention.

$0 / month

500 VU-hours included. No overage — hard usage cap.

  • Up to 5 concurrent runs
  • Up to 5 concurrent runners
  • 35 days result retention
  • Tests up to 1 hour 40 minutes
  • BYOC private datacenters
  • 500 VU-hours/month (×12 for annual, granted up front)

Every plan includes

  • Performance & load testing
  • Functional API testing
  • Browser testing
  • Scriptless test builders
  • Browser fleets
  • Virtual services
  • Tunnels
  • VarioTest
Aggregation latency
< 10s
Executors
All 21 Taurus executors (JMeter, k6, Locust, Gatling, Selenium, …)
Regions
AWS, GCP + Azure regions
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
Start a test

Plan

Starter

Small teams getting started with cloud load tests.

$29 / month

$290 / yr billed annually

5,000 VU-hours included. No overage — hard usage cap.

  • Up to 10 concurrent runs
  • Up to 50 concurrent runners
  • 150 days result retention
  • Tests up to 1 day 6 hours
  • BYOC private datacenters
  • Scheduled runs
  • 5,000 VU-hours/month (×12 for annual, granted up front)

Every plan includes

  • Performance & load testing
  • Functional API testing
  • Browser testing
  • Scriptless test builders
  • Browser fleets
  • Virtual services
  • Tunnels
  • VarioTest
Aggregation latency
< 10s
Executors
All 21 Taurus executors (JMeter, k6, Locust, Gatling, Selenium, …)
Regions
AWS, GCP + Azure regions
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
Choose plan

Most popular

Pro

Higher concurrency, longer retention, and BYOC runner support.

$199 / month

$1,990 / yr billed annually

50,000 VU-hours included. No overage — hard usage cap.

  • Up to 50 concurrent runs
  • Up to 250 concurrent runners
  • 450 days result retention
  • Tests up to 5 days
  • BYOC private datacenters
  • Scheduled runs
  • 50,000 VU-hours/month (×12 for annual, granted up front)

Every plan includes

  • Performance & load testing
  • Functional API testing
  • Browser testing
  • Scriptless test builders
  • Browser fleets
  • Virtual services
  • Tunnels
  • VarioTest
Aggregation latency
< 10s
Executors
All 21 Taurus executors (JMeter, k6, Locust, Gatling, Selenium, …)
Regions
AWS, GCP + Azure regions
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
Choose plan

Plan

Enterprise

Unlimited scale, SSO, static IPs, and priority support.

Custom pricing

Included usage only — no overage

  • Unlimited concurrent runs
  • Unlimited concurrent runners
  • 1825 days result retention
  • Tests up to 35 days
  • BYOC private datacenters
  • SSO included
  • Static IPs

Every plan includes

  • Performance & load testing
  • Functional API testing
  • Browser testing
  • Scriptless test builders
  • Browser fleets
  • Virtual services
  • Tunnels
  • VarioTest
Aggregation latency
< 10s
Executors
All 21 Taurus executors (JMeter, k6, Locust, Gatling, Selenium, …)
Regions
AWS, GCP + Azure regions
Browsers
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox
Contact sales

Price per VU-hour

The lowest published price per virtual user-hour

Monthly price divided by included VU-hours is the only figure that compares cloud load-testing vendors like for like. Ours is derived from the same billing catalog the product bills against.

Vendor Published price per VU-hour
MaxoPerf Starter $0.0058 / VU-hour · Pro $0.00398 / VU-hour — hard-capped, no overage
Azure Load Testing $0.15 / VU-hour for the first 10,000 VUh, then $0.06 (pricing)
OctoPerf Pay-Per-Test $99 per test-hour at 1,000 VUs ($0.099 / VU-hour) (pricing)
BlazeMeter Basic from $149 / month; VU-hours not published as a unit rate (pricing)
Grafana Cloud k6 Metered in VUh; no public unit rate on the product page (pricing)
NeoLoad No published price — quote required
LoadRunner Cloud No published price — quote required

Competitor prices as published by each vendor and verified on 2026-07-06. Vendors who publish no price are listed as such rather than estimated. BYOC (bring-your-own-cloud private runners) is included on every MaxoPerf plan, the free tier included.

Metering

Simple enough for self-serve, explicit enough for enterprise

Usage-based load testing can get confusing fast. MaxoPerf keeps plan caps and metered usage visible in the billing and run workflows instead of hiding them in cloud bills.

Included usage first

Monthly plans start with the period's included VU-hours allowance. Annual plans receive the full year (12× the monthly allowance) up front as a single pool — it is not reset monthly.

Aggregation latency: < 10s

Product caps are visible

Concurrent runs, retention, and engine allowances are driven by the shared catalog.

All 21 Taurus executors (JMeter, k6, Locust, Gatling, Selenium, …) · AWS, GCP + Azure regions

Enterprise stays flexible

High-scale or compliance-heavy teams can work through sales for custom usage and support terms.

Browsers: Chrome, Edge, and Firefox

FAQ

Pricing questions

Where do the plan limits come from?

This page reads the shared billing catalog used by the product, so plan names, included usage, retention, engines, and caps do not drift from the application.

Does the free plan launch real load anonymously?

No. Free accounts still authenticate in the console, attach scenarios, choose capacity, and confirm settings before any traffic is generated.

How should we estimate usage?

Plans include virtual user-hours for load tests plus product caps such as concurrent runs and retention. The console remains the source of truth for checkout and account-specific usage.

How does the annual plan quota work?

When you subscribe to an annual plan, the full year's VU-hour allowance (12× the monthly figure) is granted immediately as a single pool for the entire 365-day term. There is no monthly reset — you can use the quota at whatever pace suits your testing schedule. If you downgrade before the year is up, any refund is prorated against the original annual plan price, capped at the unused portion of the term.