Last updated Sep 4, 2025
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FreeEnables up to 1,000 monthly users with 2 data sources, basic data collection, 450+ integrations, and 500K reverse-ETL records—ideal for bootstrapping teams.
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Enables up to 1,000 monthly users with 2 data sources, basic data collection, 450+ integrations, and 500K reverse-ETL records—ideal for bootstrapping teams.TeamExpands to 10,000 users and unlimited sources, includes 1M reverse-ETL records, public API access, and advanced connectors.
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Expands to 10,000 users and unlimited sources, includes 1M reverse-ETL records, public API access, and advanced connectors.Typical price after negotiations
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Segment renewal negotiations offer substantial leverage, especially for established customers. Renewal discounts typically improve by 10-15% over initial contract terms, with companies achieving 85-90% discounts off list price for enterprise deals. The competitive landscape significantly impacts pricing.
Segment's Business plan pricing follows a clear MTU-based structure with significant volume discounts. For 50,000 MTUs annually, the list price is $3,500, but companies typically negotiate this down to $983-$1,820 (50th-75th percentile range), representing 72-80% discounts off list price. The sweet spot for negotiations appears at 100,000 MTUs ($7,000 list), where companies achieve $1,820-$3,332 after discounts. Jumping to 500,000 MTUs ($35,000 list) unlocks enterprise-tier discounts of 79-85%, bringing your effective cost to $7,420-$14,035.
Growth-stage companies can optimize costs through 'flex commitment' structures. The most effective approach combines a base commitment with expansion tiers. For example, commit to 100,000 MTUs annually with pre-negotiated rates for additional tiers. This provides cost predictability while avoiding overage penalties.
Segment's usage-based add-ons represent a significant cost optimization opportunity. These add-ons can account for 30-40% of total Segment spend for data-heavy organizations. Instead of paying per-row overages for Reverse ETL rows, negotiate annual blocks at 60-70% discounts.
Segment's premium add-ons (Unify Plus, Protocols, and Audiences & Journeys) are often bundled at significant discounts when negotiated as part of a larger deal. For deals above 500,000 MTUs ($35,000+ list price), companies routinely secure Unify Plus and Protocols at no additional cost. The key is positioning these as 'table stakes' for enterprise data governance rather than premium features.
Annual contracts at the 500,000 MTU level achieve 79-85% discounts, but extending to 24 months can push discounts to 87-90% off list price. For a 250,000 MTU commitment, this translates to moving from $7,420 annually to approximately $5,250 for a two-year deal. The optimal approach is a 24-month initial term with annual renewal options.