Modal quintuples Team plan container concurrency to 5,000
Modal raised its Team plan's included container concurrency from 1,000 to 5,000 (a 5x increase) with no change to the $250/mo + compute plan fee, while also itemizing new Team-tier features: custom domains, static IP proxy, deployment rollbacks, and RBAC.
Team plan included 1,000 container concurrency; plan-card marketing highlighted generic 'higher rate limits' and 'Slack support' without itemizing specific controls.
Team plan includes 5,000 container concurrency (GPU concurrency unchanged at 50); pricing page now itemizes custom domains, static IP proxy, deployment rollbacks, and RBAC as Team-tier features, and clarifies that private Slack support remains Enterprise-only (Team gets Community Slack access, same as Starter).
Proof of change
Modal's pricing pages, as we captured them on two dates.
Showing the whole page as captured — scroll either panel, or open it at full size.
Show 2 other pages we compared
Showing the whole page as captured — scroll either panel, or open it at full size.
Showing the whole page as captured — scroll either panel, or open it at full size.
- These prices come from our capture alone — they were not confirmed against an independent second source.
Both images are our own captures, taken on the dates shown. The pixels are unmodified — nothing is retouched, and where a region is highlighted the marker is drawn over the image, not into it. Open either capture to see it at full resolution.
Modal’s Team plan ($250/month + compute, unchanged) now includes 5,000 container concurrency, up from 1,000 previously — a 5x increase with no corresponding price change. GPU concurrency, deployed-app limits, log retention, and included credits ($100/month) on Team were all unchanged.
The pricing page’s Compare Features matrix also itemizes several controls that were not previously broken out on the Team plan card: custom domains, static IP proxy, deployment rollbacks (3 versions), Environment-level budgets, and RBAC. The comparison table clarifies that private Slack support is Enterprise-only — Team and Starter both get Community Slack access rather than a dedicated support channel, a detail not itemized on the pricing page as of the prior capture. No GPU, CPU, memory, or storage per-second rates changed, and Starter and Enterprise plan fees ($0 / Custom) were unchanged.
Modal raised Team plan container concurrency from 1,000 to 5,000 — a 5x increase — with no change to the $250/month + compute plan fee. The pricing page also itemized previously-generic Team-tier features (custom domains, static IP proxy, deployment rollbacks, Environment- level budgets, RBAC) and clarified that private Slack support is Enterprise-only; Team and Starter both get Community Slack access.