Zoom Price Increase 2026: Pro Annual Rate Up 6.3% to $14.16 a Month

Is there a Zoom price increase 2026? Yes. Zoom Workplace Pro on annual billing rose from $13.32 to $14.16 per user a month (+6.3%, about $10 a year): Zoom’s Pro page last printed $13.32 on February 24, 2026, and zoom.us/pricing shows $14.16 as of Nov 13, 2026. Pro billed monthly is $16.99 and Business is $21.99 ($18.33 billed annually).

We rebuilt Zoom’s US list prices from Zoom’s own pages: 102 Internet Archive captures of zoom.us/pricing from 2013 to 2026, 21 captures of the zoom.com Zoom Workplace Pro page from 2024 to 2026, and zoom.us/pricing read on Nov 13, 2026. Each step below is tied to a saved Zoom page, set against BLS CPI-U, and placed next to the Online revenue and churn figures Zoom reports to the SEC.

Key findings

1. Zoom Workplace Pro billed annually costs $14.16 a user a month on zoom.us/pricing (Nov 13, 2026), up from $13.32 on Zoom’s Pro page as late as February 24, 2026: +6.3%, or $10.08 a user a year.
2. The 2026 step is Zoom’s second Pro increase in 14 months: the plan went from $14.99 to $15.99 a month (and $12.49 to $13.32 billed annually) between September 6 and December 15, 2024, after 9 years at $14.99.
3. Pro billed monthly is $16.99 on zoom.us/pricing, but zoom.com’s own Pro page still says “or $15.99 billed monthly” on Nov 13, 2026; Zoom’s checkout-facing pricing page is the one to budget from.
4. Business is $21.99 billed monthly and $18.33 billed annually, +10% and +10% above the $19.99 and $199.90 a year Zoom last published in its page code on August 1, 2022.
5. Measured from October 2015, when Pro first cost $14.99, today’s $16.99 is 20% cheaper after CPI-U inflation: $14.99 then is $21.27 in Oct 2026 dollars.
6. In the first quarter after the 2026 increase (Feb to Apr 2026), Zoom’s Online average monthly churn was 3.0% against 2.8% a year earlier, the largest year-over-year rise in the 11 quarters with a year-earlier figure; in May to Jul 2026 it was 2.9%, level with a year earlier.
7. The same quarter brought Zoom’s best Online revenue growth in our series, 2.8% year over year by Zoom’s own count, before it slowed to 0.6% in May to Jul 2026, against 7.8% growth for Enterprise; Online fell to 38.3% of revenue from 40.0%.

Did Zoom raise prices in 2026?

Yes, for Pro on annual billing. Zoom’s Workplace Pro page printed “Pro 1-9 users $13.32 /month/user, billed annually or $15.99 billed monthly” in every capture from December 15, 2024 to February 24, 2026. In the next capture, March 1, 2026, the annual figure is gone from the page text: the price is now filled in by a script. On Nov 13, 2026 zoom.us/pricing shows “$14.16 /user per month, billed annually”. That is $0.84 a user a month, $10.08 a year, +6.3%. CPI-U rose 3.5% between the previous Pro step (December 2024) and February 2026, the last month the old price was on Zoom’s page, so this step ran ahead of inflation over its own hold period.

Pro on monthly billing is $16.99 on zoom.us/pricing, a dollar above the “$15.99 billed monthly” that zoom.com’s Pro page still carries today. No Zoom page we could read shows when $16.99 started, so we do not date it. Business is $21.99 monthly and $18.33 billed annually; the last Zoom page that listed Business prices in its code (zoom.us/pricing, August 1, 2022) had $19.99 and $199.90 a year, and Zoom has loaded those prices by script ever since, so the date of the Business change is also not established. Basic stays free with 40-minute group meetings; Enterprise has no public price.

Zoom price history, 2013 to 2026

Pro launched as a self-serve plan in early 2014 at $9.99 a host, after a year in which Zoom’s only paid plan, then called Business, cost the same $9.99. Pro went to $14.99 in October 2015 when the included meeting size doubled from 25 to 50 participants, and it then held at $14.99 for 9 years while Zoom raised the included meeting size to 100 (by June 9, 2017) and went through the 2020 pandemic surge without a list increase. The two recent steps came in late 2024 and early 2026.

Hover a point for the Zoom page that shows it. The annual line starts in December 2020, the first Zoom page we found that states an annual Pro price. Sources: Internet Archive captures of zoom.us/pricing and zoom.com; zoom.us/pricing live, Nov 13, 2026; BLS CPI-U (CUUR0000SA0).

Every dated Zoom price change

9 price changes across four US price lines (Pro and Business, monthly and annual billing), all increases. Where no Zoom page states an effective date, the date is the first capture showing the new price, with the last capture that still showed the old one. “CPI-U over hold” is inflation from the old price’s first appearance to the last Zoom page that still showed it.

Zoom Workplace prices vs inflation

Pro at $14.99 in October 2015 is $21.27 in Oct 2026 dollars, so today’s $16.99 is still 20% cheaper in real terms. Held at $14.99, Pro’s real price fell from $20.99 in June 2016 to $16.10 in June 2024; the two recent steps lifted it back to $16.99. Against the original 2014 Pro price the picture flips: $9.99 then is $14.36 now, and Pro is +18% above it after inflation. Annual billing tells a similar story: $149.90 a year in December 2020 against about $169.92 now is +13%, while CPI-U rose 30%.

Price in force on June 15 of each year (last bar: Nov 13, 2026), converted with CPI-U, U.S. city average, all items, not seasonally adjusted, Oct 2026 = 337.511.

What the 2026 increase costs

For a 10-user Pro account on annual billing the 2026 step adds $100.80 a year. The calculator compares the last price a Zoom page published before the change with the zoom.us/pricing price on Nov 13, 2026. List prices only: promotions, nonprofit discounts, taxes and reseller pricing are not included.

What Zoom’s SEC filings show: revenue, Online churn and revenue per customer

Zoom does not report ARPU, and its filings do not mention list price changes. What it does report every quarter is the share of revenue from Online customers (people and small businesses who buy on zoom.us, the buyers who pay list prices), their average monthly churn, and the number of customers paying more than $100,000 a year. In the quarter to April 30, 2026, the first after the Pro increase, Online churn was 3.0% a month against 2.8% a year earlier. In the next quarter it was 2.9%, the same as a year earlier. The increase did lift revenue: Zoom said Online revenue grew 2.8% year over year in the quarter to April 30, 2026, the fastest in the 16 quarters we can compare, then 0.6% in the quarter to July 31, 2026, while Enterprise grew 7.8%. For comparison, after the late-2024 Pro step Online churn fell year over year (to 2.7% in the quarter to October 31, 2024 from 3.0%), so the early-2026 rise is not a pattern we can attribute to price alone.

Revenue from Zoom’s XBRL financial data (data.sec.gov); Online share, churn and $100K customers as stated in each 10-Q and 10-K. Online revenue = revenue x Online share (our calculation). YoY columns: growth as Zoom states it in the 10-Q; values marked * are our calculation where Zoom gives no figure, and our Q4 Online share (*) = full-year Online revenue minus nine-month Online revenue, over Q4 revenue. Zoom’s fiscal year ends January 31 (FY27 = Feb 2026 to Jan 2027).

The closest thing to ARPU we can compute from the filings is annual Enterprise revenue per Enterprise customer. Zoom published its Enterprise customer count through the 10-K for the year to January 31, 2025 and dropped it from the 10-K for the year to January 31, 2026, so the series stops at FY2025. The FY2025 figure is lifted by Zoom’s move of about 26,800 lower-MRR Enterprise customers to its Online team in the quarter to April 30, 2024.

Our calculation: total revenue x (100% minus Online share) / average of start and end Enterprise customer counts. Zoom’s Enterprise customers are those engaged by its direct sales team, channel partners or independent software vendor partners.

What this means for MSPs

1. Re-quote Zoom renewals from zoom.us/pricing, not last year’s invoice. Pro billed annually is $14.16 a user a month now, and Zoom’s terms apply a change from the next renewal term after at least 30 days’ notice. Under that clause, an annual client that last renewed in January 2026 meets the new price at its January 2027 renewal.
2. Do not quote from zoom.com product pages. On Nov 13, 2026 zoom.com’s Pro page still said $15.99 billed monthly while zoom.us/pricing said $16.99. Screenshot the pricing page with the date when you send a quote.
3. Annual billing is worth 16.7% on Pro. A 10-user Pro account pays $2,038.80 a year month to month and $1,699.20 on annual billing, a $339.60 gap that is larger than the 2026 increase.
4. Check who is on Business. Business costs $4.17 more per user a month than Pro on annual billing, $500.40 a year on 10 seats, five times the 2026 Pro step. Confirm each Business seat uses a Business-only feature before the renewal.
5. Put Zoom next to the other renewals. Microsoft and Adobe also moved list prices in 2025 and 2026; our Microsoft 365 price increase tracker and Adobe price increase history date each step the same way. If clients ask whether the money buys reliability, our Zoom outage history counts every incident on Zoom’s status page.

Frequently asked questions

Will Zoom prices increase in 2026?

They already did. Zoom Workplace Pro billed annually went from $13.32 a user a month (Zoom’s Pro page, February 24, 2026) to $14.16 (zoom.us/pricing, Nov 13, 2026), up 6.3%. Zoom’s terms promise at least 30 days’ notice of a change to your charges, applied from your next renewal term.

How much is a 1 year subscription to Zoom?

On Nov 13, 2026 zoom.us/pricing lists Zoom Workplace Pro at $14.16 a user a month billed annually, about $169.92 a year, and Business at $18.33 a user a month billed annually, about $219.96 a year. Paying month to month costs $203.88 a year for Pro and $263.88 for Business.

Is there a way to get Zoom cheaper?

Three ways from Zoom’s own pages: pay annually (Pro is 16.7% cheaper per month than monthly billing, Business 16.6%), stay on the free Basic plan if 40-minute group meetings are enough, or, for verified nonprofits, use the 50% discount Zoom’s pricing page offers on Workplace Pro and Business.

How much did Zoom raise the Pro plan?

Pro billed monthly went from $9.99 (2014) to $14.99 (October 2015), $15.99 (December 2024) and $16.99 today, +70% since 2014. Billed annually it went from $149.90 a year in December 2020 to about $169.92 today, +13%, while CPI-U rose 30%.

Did Zoom say why it raised prices?

Not in its SEC filings. Zoom’s 10-K for the year to January 31, 2026 and its 10-Qs for the quarters to April 30 and July 31, 2026 do not discuss list price changes; the phrase “price increases” appears only for third-party AI services Zoom buys. On its own pages, the December 2024 capture that first shows $15.99 is also the first to describe Pro as including AI Companion, and Pro cloud recording storage doubled from 5 GB to 10 GB per license between the May 24 and October 7, 2025 captures, before the 2026 step.

Is Zoom still relevant in 2026?

By its own numbers, yes: revenue was $4.87 billion in the year to January 31, 2026 (+4.4%), and 4,625 customers paid Zoom more than $100,000 over the 12 months to July 31, 2026. The self-serve Online business is shrinking as a share, at 38.3% of revenue.

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Methodology

References

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