Charles

Automated

HTTP debugging proxy for Windows, macOS, and Linux enabling developers to inspect and intercept web traffic.

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Active plans

Total changes

Last change

Aug 4, 2026

Price trend

no history

What we know about Charles’s pricing

Stable

Changes in 12 months

Cadence

Every 9 weeks

Direction

Recently restructured

Category position

Middle of the pack for Developer Tools (1073 compared)

Current pricing

Charles License

monthly

$50/mo

~$50 one-time

one-time$400 one-time($400 for Site License)
one-time$700 one-time($700 for Multi-Site License)

License Type(User License)
License Type(Site License)
Upgrade Eligibility(Free upgrade to next major version within 3 months of purchase)

Price history

Last 2 changes

$50.00→$50.00(0.0%)

Date	Plan	Change	Old	New	Δ%
Aug 4, 2026	Charles License	restructure	$50	$50	—
Jun 1, 2026	License	new plan	—	$50	—

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