Plans for All Use Cases
Whether you print a handful of documents per month, or you run hundreds of locations performing millions of prints per day, we have a plan designed for your use case. Pick a box and click to see available plans.
Your First Month is Free!
When you sign up for a new account, you get a month of free, unlimited usage, so you have time to thoroughly test out the service and explore all the great features.
When you upgrade to an Integrator Account, we give you another month of free usage, to give you time to check out the extra capabilities of an Integrator Account and get started on your integration.
Single Account
Integrator Account
Standalone Server
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
per month
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What is a sub-account?
An Integrator Account lets you create sub-accounts for use by your end users. They all have separate credentials and have no visibility of your billing information or of each other. You would usually create one sub-account for each of your customers to whom you wish to provide printing services. We will only charge you for sub-accounts which are actually in use.
What if I exceed the included number of accounts?
This is no problem, there will simply be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
per month
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What is a sub-account?
An Integrator Account lets you create sub-accounts for use by your end users. They all have separate credentials and have no visibility of your billing information or of each other. You would usually create one sub-account for each of your customers to whom you wish to provide printing services. We will only charge you for sub-accounts which are actually in use.
What if I exceed the included number of accounts?
This is no problem, there will simply be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
per month
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What is a sub-account?
An Integrator Account lets you create sub-accounts for use by your end users. They all have separate credentials and have no visibility of your billing information or of each other. You would usually create one sub-account for each of your customers to whom you wish to provide printing services. We will only charge you for sub-accounts which are actually in use.
What if I exceed the included number of accounts?
This is no problem, there will simply be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
per month
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What is a sub-account?
An Integrator Account lets you create sub-accounts for use by your end users. They all have separate credentials and have no visibility of your billing information or of each other. You would usually create one sub-account for each of your customers to whom you wish to provide printing services. We will only charge you for sub-accounts which are actually in use.
What if I exceed the included number of accounts?
This is no problem, there will simply be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
per month
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What is a sub-account?
An Integrator Account lets you create sub-accounts for use by your end users. They all have separate credentials and have no visibility of your billing information or of each other. You would usually create one sub-account for each of your customers to whom you wish to provide printing services. We will only charge you for sub-accounts which are actually in use.
What if I exceed the included number of accounts?
This is no problem, there will simply be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
per month
What counts as a print?
One print request to the API. It doesn't matter how many pages are in the document.
What if I exceed the included number of prints?
Your prints will keep working, there will just be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What is a sub-account?
An Integrator Account lets you create sub-accounts for use by your end users. They all have separate credentials and have no visibility of your billing information or of each other. You would usually create one sub-account for each of your customers to whom you wish to provide printing services. We will only charge you for sub-accounts which are actually in use.
What if I exceed the included number of accounts?
This is no problem, there will simply be a top-up fee added to your invoice.
What counts as a computer?
Any device which is running the PrintNode Client and is connected to our system. Typically you need one computer per location in which you want to print. It doesn't matter how many printers are connected to the computer.
What can the PrintNode Client run on?
Any computer which can run Windows, macOS or Linux, including low-power devices such as a Raspberry Pi. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets are not currently supported.
Contact us
Please get in touch to get started with your private PrintNode deployment.
