Postman vs Apidog

From $9 per user/month (Solo, billed annually)

From $9 per user/month (Basic, billed annually; Professional $18, Enterprise $27)

Postman reorganised its plans: Solo $9, Team $19 and Enterprise $49 per user/month billed annually — the old Basic tier is gone. The free tier is generous for individuals; costs come from collaborator seats and monitoring/mock-call volume.

Priced noticeably below Postman for comparable team functionality.

Free plan for individuals and small teams with limited collection runs, mock calls and monitors.

Free plan for small teams with core design, mock and test features.

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Postman, Inc. · since 2012

Established

Apidog · since 2022

• Near-universal adoption — collections are a lingua franca between teams and vendors.
• Covers design, mocking, testing, documentation and monitoring in one place.
• Newman makes any collection runnable in CI without rewriting it.

• Schema-driven mocks and assertions stay correct as the API definition changes.
• Meaningfully cheaper than Postman for equivalent team features.
• One tool instead of three for design, mocking and documentation.

• Cloud-first sync raised real concerns for teams handling sensitive API credentials; the offline story has been repeatedly reduced.
• Collections stored in the vendor cloud rather than your repo make code review and branching awkward.
• The desktop app has grown heavy, and per-seat costs add up on large teams.

• Younger vendor with a smaller community and fewer third-party integrations.
• Data residency and cloud storage need checking for regulated environments.
• Documentation quality is uneven in places.

Teams that want one tool covering the whole API lifecycle and value ecosystem ubiquity.

Teams doing design-first API development who want mocks and docs generated from the spec.