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San Francisco, CA-based observability platform founded 2022. Private, Y Combinator-backed company. Operates in cloud monitoring and DevOps. Serves engineering teams with full-stack observability, APM, and infrastructure monitoring solutions.

Entry price
Free
Free plan available
Plans tracked
3
no add-ons
Pricing changes
6
Latest Sep 7, 2026
Pricing model
Usage-based
Free tier available

Pricing Change History

6 changes
20266 changes

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Current plans

Captured
PlanPrice
Free TrialFree
Pay As You Go$1 per 5K Synthetic Checks + $24 per 1M OpsAI tokens
EnterpriseContact

Company Facts

Free tierYes
Employees11-50
Tracked sinceDec 21, 2025
Pricing last seenSep 7, 2026
Websitemiddleware.io

How Middleware compares with its peers

CompanyEntry priceLast change
MMuleSoft
MuleSoft
ContactAug 17, 2026
TTalend
Talend
ContactJul 6, 2026
IInformatica
Informatica
Contact—
RRed Hat
Red Hat
$196.9 /mo, billed annually—
IIBM
IBM
$4.24 /client device/moJul 3, 2026
JJitterbit
Jitterbit
Contact—

Middleware pricing FAQ

How much does Middleware cost?
Middleware prices on usage: the Pay As You Go plan is $1 per 5K Synthetic Checks + $24 per 1M OpsAI tokens, and the Free Trial plan is free.
Does Middleware have a free plan?
Yes. Middleware's Free Trial plan is free.
What pricing model does Middleware use?
Middleware uses usage-based pricing across 3 plans, with a free tier.
When did Middleware last change its pricing?
Sep 7, 2026: Middleware kills 14-day trial, launches free-forever tier with 2M OpsAI tokens.
How often has Middleware changed its pricing?
Pulse has recorded 6 pricing changes for Middleware since it started tracking on Dec 21, 2025; the pricing page was last captured on Sep 7, 2026.
Who are Middleware's pricing peers?
Pulse compares Middleware with MuleSoft, Talend, Informatica, Red Hat, IBM and Jitterbit.