env0 vs TeamCity Pricing (2026)
How do these two stack up on price? Here's what each one costs, what you get, and where the value sits.
env zero Cloud Compass
- Track IaC coverage
- Auto-Assess Risk
- IaC Code Generator
- Basic Drift Cause
- Drift Risk
- IaC Coverage Tracking
- Risk Assessment
- Email Support
env zero Cloud Navigator
- IaC automation & GitOps
- Basic Drift management (detection, cause, code-to-cloud redeployment)
- Managed self-service
- Basic visibility & dashboards
- Private registry
- Access controls (RBAC)
- Governance & Compliance
- Ready-to-use policies
- Basic integrations
- IaC Coverage Tracking
- Risk Assessment
- IaC Code Generator
- GitOps Workflows
- Deploy from PR Comments
- Custom Workflows
- Workflows
- Self-hosted Source Control (inc. Bitbucket, GitLab & GitHub)
- Drift Detection and Alerting
- Drift Cause Analysis
- Drift Remediation: Update your cloud
- Environment Discovery
- Slack/Teams and Email Notifications
- Environment Scheduling
- Environment Time to Live (TTL)
- Custom TTL Policies
- Cost Estimation (via Infracost)
- Monitoring Dashboards
- Deployment & Audit Log Forwarding
- Audit Logs
- Remote State Storage
- Remote Plan
- Remote Apply
- Self-hosted Remote State
- Private Module Registry
- Private Provider Registry
- Module Testing
- Role-Based Access Control
- OpenID Connect
- SAML Integration
- Team Synchronization from SAML
- Environment-Level Access
- Custom RBAC Roles
- Custom Approval Policies
- Access to SOC 2 Report
- Self-hosted Agent
- API Keys
- Plugins
- Terraform/OpenTofu Provider
- Email Support
- Dedicated POC Support
- Shared Slack/Teams Channel
env zero Cloud Pilot
- Cloud Analyst (AI agent & dashboards)
- Advanced Drift Cause Analysis, Remediation, & Monitoring
- Cost Management
- Self-hosted VCS
- Proof-of-Value Guarantee
- Advanced integrations into existing tools
- IaC Coverage Tracking
- Risk Assessment
- IaC Code Generator
- GitOps Workflows
- Deploy from PR Comments
- Custom Workflows
- Workflows
- Self-hosted Source Control (inc. Bitbucket, GitLab & GitHub)
- Drift Detection and Alerting
- Drift Cause Analysis
- Drift Monitoring Dashboard
- Drift Remediation: Update your cloud
- Drift Remediation: Update your code
- Environment Discovery
- Slack/Teams and Email Notifications
- Environment Scheduling
- Environment Time to Live (TTL)
- Custom TTL Policies
- Cost Estimation (via Infracost)
- Actual Cost Visibility
- Centralized Cost Tagging Controls
- Cost Alerts
- Budget Thresholds
- Monitoring Dashboards
- Deployment & Audit Log Forwarding
- Audit Logs
- Cloud Analyst (AI-powered insights)
- AI Summary
- Remote State Storage
- Remote Plan
- Remote Apply
- Self-hosted Remote State
- Private Module Registry
- Private Provider Registry
- Module Testing
- Role-Based Access Control
- OpenID Connect
- SAML Integration
- Team Synchronization from SAML
- Environment-Level Access
- Custom RBAC Roles
- Custom Approval Policies
- Access to SOC 2 Report
- Self-hosted Agent
- API Keys
- Plugins
- Terraform/OpenTofu Provider
- IDP
- FinOps
- Observability
- PAC/SAST
- Email Support
- Dedicated POC Support
- Shared Slack/Teams Channel
- Enterprise SLA
- env zero POC Guarantee
Professional
- Unlimited users
- 3 build agents included
- 100 build configurations included
- Support via issue tracker & forum
Enterprise
- Unlimited users
- 3 build agents included
- Unlimited build configurations
- Standard support included
Cloud
- 120 GB of storage
- 600 GB of data transfer per month
- 24,000 build credits per month
- Unlimited users
env0 vs TeamCity FAQ
- Which one is cheaper?
- TeamCity is the cheaper option, starting at $15/mo vs $1500/mo for env0.
- Can I use either one for free?
- TeamCity has a free plan. env0 doesn't — though they do offer a free trial.
- How do they charge?
- Different approach here. env0 uses usage-based pricing, while TeamCity goes with hybrid. That changes the math depending on your team size and usage.
- Which one is a better deal?
- Depends on what you need. env0: At $1,500/month floor with no free plan, they're not fishing for scrappy startups — this is a mid-market and enterprise play competing with Terraform Cloud Business and Spacelift. They're positioning as a serious IaC orchestration platform, not a hobbyist tool, and the marketplace availability on AWS, Azure, and GCP signals they're targeting buyers with existing cloud spend commitments. TeamCity: They're not the cheapest CI/CD option — GitHub Actions and GitLab CI are deeply embedded in dev workflows and often feel 'free' by comparison — but TeamCity targets teams that want serious on-prem control or JetBrains ecosystem alignment. The $2,399 flat server license is a mid-market play, not a startup-friendly entry point.
Keep tabs on both.
We'll monitor pricing changes for env0 and TeamCity and let you know when something moves.