About
StackBlitz is a browser-based development platform for creating and running web applications. It uses WebContainers to boot Node.js development environments inside the browser tab, so code executes locally in the browser rather than on remote IDE servers.
The free Personal plan includes unlimited public StackBlitz projects, collections, and GitHub repositories. It is suited to developers who need a browser IDE for public work, while teams that need collaboration on GitHub organization repositories or private repositories must upgrade to paid plans.
- Browser-based Node.js environments
- Unlimited public projects
- Unlimited public collections
- Unlimited public GitHub repositories
- Private repository access on paid plans
- GitHub account required for saving work
Free Tier Value
The pricing page states the free Personal plan includes unlimited public StackBlitz projects, collections, and GitHub repositories, with free users able to access and edit all public projects, collections, and GitHub repositories. No concrete credit, trial, or capped quota is shown for the free tier, so the free tier is treated as always-free and unbounded, making FTV null per the rules. Paid offerings visible on the page are Teams (for GitHub organizations/private access) and Enterprise (custom contact-sales plans).
What's included in the free tier
- Unlimited public StackBlitz projects.
- Unlimited public collections.
- Unlimited public GitHub repositories.
- Access to public projects, collections, and GitHub repositories for free users.
- Ability to edit public projects, collections, and GitHub repositories for free users.
See StackBlitz pricing for current limits.
Paid plans
Teams
- Collaborate on repositories belonging to a GitHub organization
- Access private collections and repositories
- Organization members automatically synced
- Permissions for organization-owned repositories mirrored in StackBlitz Teams
Enterprise
- For larger enterprises
- Discuss custom enterprise plans
- Enterprise onboarding available
Pricing extracted from StackBlitz's pricing page. Always verify current pricing before committing.
