With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, love is in the air. And apparently, so are breakup emails.
This isn’t just about one pricing change. It’s about a pattern.
Some tools promise “free forever” to get you invested, watch you build workflows, and then change the rules. They know you’ve onboarded your teams, documented your APIs, and integrated the tool into your daily work. By the time they spring the paid tier on you, switching feels painful.
The classic bait-and-switch.
At Insomnia, we believe in commitment to our users (the kind that doesn’t come with expiration dates or surprise fees).
Insomnia Cloud is free forever:
Rather keep everything in Git? We support Git Sync for up to 3 users at no cost. Want to work locally? Go for it. Prefer end-to-end encrypted cloud collaboration? It’s free for unlimited users. Want to quickly debug an endpoint without even signing in? Scratchpad lets you do that.
But what really sets Insomnia apart? We believe in giving you control of where, how you work, and which servers your data is stored on. We believe even small teams should be able to collaborate for free.
Your workflow. Your data. Your choice. Not ours.
Insomnia Cloud will always be free for teams of any size. Not “free for now” or “free until we change our mind.” Just free forever.
Because trust isn’t a premium feature. Because collaboration shouldn’t require a budget approval. And because you deserve control over where your data lives and how your team works together.
Don’t wait for the breakup. Choose commitment from day one. Import your collections, environments, and workflows with just a few clicks. Our [Migrate Postman to Insomnia Documentation](https://developer.konghq.com/how-to/migrate-collections-and-environments-from-postman-to-insomnia/)Migrate Postman to Insomnia Documentation walks you through the process, so your team can be up and running by your next standup.
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