Magnific splits pricing into Individual/Teams tabs; Business absorbs former Enterprise-only features
Magnific's pricing page now gates Business and Enterprise behind a separate Teams tab, and the Business plan gains admin controls, no-training-on-your-data, and Magnific Studios access that were previously Enterprise-exclusive.
All five tiers (Free through Enterprise) rendered on one scroll under a single page-wide 'Up to 25% OFF' annual badge. Magnific Studios access, centralized admin control per user/group, no-training-on-your-data, and metadata export/lineage were listed only under Enterprise ('Everything on Business, plus...').
Plans split into an 'Individual' tab (Free/Premium/Premium+/Pro, 'Save 25% with annual') and a 'Teams' tab (Business/Enterprise, 'Save 20% with annual'). Business now separately lists centralized admin control, no training on your data, Magnific Studios access, dedicated-CSM onboarding, and metadata export/lineage. Headline seat prices are unchanged: Business $69/seat/mo ($55 annually).
The restructure doesn’t touch a single headline number — Premium/Premium+/Pro/Business all price exactly where they did on 2026-07-22 — but it does change what a Business buyer gets for $69/seat/month.
Previously, the page framed several governance and support features as an Enterprise-only upsell: the Enterprise card explicitly promised “no training on your data,” “admin AI models, tools & permissions per user or group,” and access to “Magnific Studios” (badged elsewhere on the site as “exclusive to Enterprise”) as things layered on top of “everything on Business.” As of this capture, those same lines appear directly on the Business card’s own feature list, alongside a new “onboarding, training, & technical support with a dedicated CSM” line that didn’t previously exist on either tier.
The page also stopped applying a single page-wide annual-discount badge. The new Individual tab (Free/Premium/Premium+/Pro) still advertises “Save 25% with annual,” but the new Teams tab (Business/Enterprise) shows “Save 20% with annual” — the actual ratio implied by Business’s $69→$55 per-seat price, now stated precisely instead of rounded up into the same banner as the individual tiers. Enterprise’s compliance list also picked up an ISO 22301 business-continuity certification alongside the existing GDPR/ISO 27001/SOC 2 Type I claims.
The pricing page is now Magnific-branded (freepik.com/pricing 301s to magnific.com/pricing) and the ladder has been rebuilt. The $9 Essential tier is gone. Premium holds at $20/mo but its allotment rises 216K→240K credits/year; Premium+ moves $39→$45/mo (540K→600K credits/year); Pro moves $250→$280/mo (3.6M→4M credits/year). A new Business plan sells shared team credits at $69/seat/mo ($55 annually, minimum 2 users, 1.08M credits/year pooled). The annual discount is now advertised as 'Up to 25% OFF' rather than ~40%, and every paid tier now says 'credits valid for 1 year, no monthly resets'. Separately, the API's pay-per-usage plan was discontinued on June 30, 2026 — new API accounts run on the same prepaid credit system. Source: 2026-07-22 live capture of magnific.com/pricing.