Replit adds SCIM, audit logs to Enterprise, drops static outbound IPs
By Rob Litterst, Co-founder, PricingSaaS
Published
Replit’s pricing page · Change detected
What changed
Replit reworked its Enterprise plan's feature list. Added: SCIM provisioning and audit logs (folded into the SSO bullet), centralized security management, private networking options (folded into the single-tenant bullet), and dedicated premium support. Removed: the standalone "Custom seat limits" bullet and "Static outbound IPs." Enterprise remains Custom-priced with no listed dollar figure.
Why it matters
For IT buyers, SCIM and audit logs are what move Replit from a developer tool to something procurement can approve — most enterprise security reviews require both. Losing the explicit "static outbound IPs" and "custom seat limits" bullets is worth a question for existing Enterprise customers who rely on IP allowlisting or negotiated seat caps, even if "private networking options" covers similar ground. Watch whether Replit ever publishes Enterprise pricing, or whether it stays a Custom/Contact sales tier indefinitely.
In context
This Enterprise refresh follows a stretch of tightening on Replit's self-serve tiers: on Sep 11, Replit axed the free Starter plan and tied Core and Pro's remaining perks to Free Mode usage, days after it tightened agent limits, capping the free tier at one background task on Sep 2. The seat-pricing pattern this lands under is not new for Replit — it added 50 Viewer seats to the Teams plan in Jul 2025 after cutting Teams' per-user credits 50%, from $80 to $40, in Jan 2025. Invideo, Katalon and Intercom are tied for the most seat-pricing changes in the index at 3 apiece, the same count Replit has now reached.