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17hats pricing at a glance
17hats sells a single all-inclusive plan and lets buyers choose how long to commit. These figures were read from the 17hats pricing page on 23 September 2026.
| Billing term | Price | Advertised saving |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $60 a month | Save $120 |
| Yearly | $600 a year | Save $120 |
| Bi-yearly | $800 for two years | Save $400 |
17hats offers a 7-day free trial with access to all features, and states that the trial can be restarted once after it has finished. 17hats prints all prices in US dollars.
One plan is the whole model
17hats does not publish tiers. There is no Basic, Standard or Premium on the 17hats pricing page, and no feature ladder to climb, which removes the most common source of confusion when comparing tools in this category.
The trade is that the entry price is the full price. A solo user who needs only invoicing pays the same $60 a month as a studio using every module.
Two automated reads of this page were wrong
Preparing this page, two separate automated reads of the 17hats pricing page reported a three-tier structure with document caps per tier. Opening the page in a browser shows one plan and three billing terms. The numbers here came from the rendered page.
What each term works out to each month
The monthly equivalents below are our own arithmetic rather than figures 17hats prints, because the 17hats pricing page publishes a term total rather than a per-month rate for the yearly and bi-yearly options.
The yearly plan at $600 works out to $50 a month. The bi-yearly plan at $800 works out to about $33.33 a month, which makes the two-year commitment the cheapest way to buy 17hats by a wide margin.
Is 17hats worth it?
17hats is a long-established all-in-one with a genuinely simple commercial model, and the two-year term at about $33.33 a month is competitive with anything in the category.
The monthly term is the expensive one. At $60 a month, 17hats is the highest month-to-month entry price among the tools compared on this site, and the saving only arrives with a one or two year commitment.
Cheaper options
AgencyKit bills per account rather than per user: $9 a month on Starter, $39 on Agency and $69 on Agency Pro, with a 14-day free trial of Agency Pro and no credit card.
The AgencyKit Agency plan is $39 a month, or $390 a year, which is $32.50 a month on annual billing. Against 17hats at $600 a year, that is $210 a year less without a two-year commitment.
17hats still suits a buyer who wants one price, no plan comparison and a product that has been in the market for years. If the appeal is the simplicity rather than the number, the two-year term is the one to take.
Prices move
Every figure on this page was read from the 17hats pricing page on 23 September 2026, and a promotional discount was running at the time. Check the current page before deciding.
Key Takeaways
- 17hats sells one all-inclusive plan rather than a ladder of tiers
- 17hats costs $60 a month, $600 a year, or $800 for two years
- The 17hats yearly term works out to $50 a month by our own arithmetic
- The 17hats bi-yearly term works out to about $33.33 a month, the cheapest way to buy it
- 17hats offers a 7-day free trial that can be restarted once after it finishes
Frequently Asked Questions
17hats sells one all-inclusive plan with three billing terms: $60 a month, $600 a year, or $800 for two years. These figures were read from the 17hats pricing page on 23 September 2026.
No. 17hats publishes a single all-inclusive plan and three ways to pay for it. There are no feature tiers on the 17hats pricing page, so the choice is the length of the commitment rather than the feature set.
The two-year term at $800 is the cheapest way to buy 17hats, working out to about $33.33 a month. The monthly term at $60 a month is the most expensive, and the yearly term at $600 sits between them at $50 a month.
Yes. 17hats offers a 7-day free trial with access to all features, and states on its pricing page that the trial can be restarted once after it has finished.
No, on comparable terms. The AgencyKit Agency plan is $390 a year against $600 a year for 17hats, and AgencyKit requires no multi-year commitment to reach that rate. The 17hats two-year term at about $33.33 a month is close to the AgencyKit annual rate of $32.50.
The 17hats pricing page publishes one all-inclusive price and does not print a per-user rate beside it. Anyone adding staff should confirm the cost of additional users with 17hats directly, because the pricing page does not answer it.
References
- 17hats pricing page www.17hats.com
- AgencyKit pricing agencykit.tech