GraphQL Editor

Automated

Visual GraphQL schema editor and WebApp cloud platform for dev teams, with an open source core.

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Total changes

Last change

Jul 15, 2026

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What we know about GraphQL Editor’s pricing

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Changes in 12 months

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Every 4 days

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Category position

Pricier than 71% of Developer Tools tools (1073 compared)

Current pricing

Essentials

monthly

$69/mo

$69/Monthly

1 workspace, 5 projects
Unlimited team members
Unlimited version history
14-day trial

Professional

monthly

$299/mo

$299/Monthly

monthly$299/mo($299/Monthly)

10 workspaces, unlimited projects
Unlimited team members
Unlimited version history
Maximum scalability

Price history

Last 3 changes

Date	Plan	Change	Old	New	Δ%
Jul 15, 2026	Professional	new plan	—	$299	—
Jul 15, 2026	Essentials	new plan	—	$69	—
Jul 15, 2026	Open Source	new plan	—	$0	—

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