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Laserfiche
Long Beach, CA-based enterprise content management company founded in 1987. Private. Operates in ECM, document management, and workflow automation. Serves regulated industries, government, and enterprises.
Entry price
$53
Starter · /user/mo, billed annually
Plans tracked
3
no add-ons
Pricing changes
1
Latest Jul 13, 2026
Pricing model
Subscription
No free tier
Pricing Change History
1 change20261 change
Week of Jul 6, 2026
Packaging
WeeklyDetected Jul 13, 2026
Laserfiche adds $42/user Business+ tier, hides Starter pricing behind demo
Plan cards/feature table now disclose storage, repository and API-call quotas per plan: Professional 100GB/user+1 repo+50K calls, Business 100GB/user+3 repos+150K calls, Business+ 30TB+500K calls. Hero headline changed from ‘Flexible pricing plans to grow your business’ to ‘Flexible plans for organizations of every size’, reflecting the shift toward enterprise-scale (Business+) positioning.
Current plans
Checked
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Starter | $53 /user/mobilled annually |
| Professional | $73 /user/mobilled annually |
| Business | $93 /user/mobilled annually |
Company Facts
CategoryBusiness Operations
Free tierNo
Employees101-1000
Jun 25, 2026
Last checked
Websitewww.laserfiche.com
Laserfiche pricing FAQ
- How much does Laserfiche cost?
- Laserfiche pricing starts at $53/user/mo on Starter, billed annually. Laserfiche lists 3 plans on its pricing page.
- Does Laserfiche have a free plan?
- No. Laserfiche does not list a free tier; paid plans start at $53/user/mo on Starter, billed annually.
- What pricing model does Laserfiche use?
- Laserfiche uses subscription pricing across 3 plans.
- When did Laserfiche last change its pricing?
- Jul 13, 2026: Laserfiche adds $42/user Business+ tier, hides Starter pricing behind demo.
- How often has Laserfiche changed its pricing?
- Pulse has recorded 1 pricing change for Laserfiche since it started tracking on Jun 25, 2026; the pricing page was last checked on Nov 9, 2026.
- What does “tracked since” mean?
- It's the date of the first saved copy of the pricing page that Pulse checked for changes against a later copy. For a few companies we hold older copies that Pulse never checked for changes, and those don't change this date. If Pulse has never checked two copies, it's the date of the first saved copy.