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| title: Subscription | ||
| description: High-level summary of Docker subscription tiers and optional add-ons for personal accounts, organizations, and enterprise. | ||
| keywords: | ||
| - docker subscription | ||
| - subscription plans | ||
| - add-ons | ||
| - docker personal | ||
| - docker pro | ||
| - docker team | ||
| - docker business | ||
| - pricing | ||
| - billing | ||
| - subscription management | ||
| weight: 50 | ||
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| sidebar: | ||
| group: Platform | ||
| grid_subscriptions: | ||
| - title: Create an account | ||
| description: Create your first Docker account. | ||
| link: /accounts/ | ||
| icon: group_add | ||
| - title: Set up your subscription | ||
| description: Get started setting up a personal or organization subscription. | ||
| link: /subscription/setup/ | ||
| icon: shopping_cart | ||
| - title: Scale your subscription | ||
| description: Scale your subscription to fit your needs. | ||
| link: /subscription/scale/ | ||
| icon: leaderboard | ||
| aliases: | ||
| - /docker-hub/billing/ | ||
| - /docker-hub/billing/faq/ | ||
| - /subscription/overview/ | ||
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| This page summarizes Docker subscription plans and optional add-ons for personal accounts, organization accounts, and sales-led enterprise programs. | ||
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| > For complete tier comparisons and commercial terms, see | ||
| > [Docker pricing](https://www.docker.com/pricing?ref=Docs&refAction=DocsSubscription). | ||
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| ## Docker subscription types | ||
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| Personal accounts serve users developing with Docker for smaller-scale projects. When you upgrade to a Pro account or purchase add-ons, your billing details are tied to an individual Docker ID. | ||
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| - Docker Personal is the no-cost tier on a personal account. | ||
| - Docker Pro is a paid, per-user subscription on the same account type. | ||
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| Docker also offers organization accounts that group individual members, repositories, and billing under a Docker Hub organization. | ||
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| - Docker Team is an organization subscription that improves collaboration across small developer teams. | ||
| - Docker Business adds security and governance capabilities for larger regulated environments. | ||
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| Whether you're developing with personal or organization accounts, Docker offers a suite of products that enhances your development workflows. | ||
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| ### Docker Personal and Docker Pro | ||
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| The table provides an abridged comparison of Docker Personal and Docker Pro accounts. | ||
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| | Feature | Personal | Pro | | ||
| | -------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ||
| | Hub pull rate | 100 pulls per hour per user | Unlimited | | ||
| | Private repositories | 1 | Unlimited | | ||
| | Scout-enabled repositories | 1 | 2 | | ||
| | Scout SDLC integrations | None | Up to 5 | | ||
| | Docker Build Cloud included build minutes per month | Trial (no paid pool) | 200 | | ||
| | Docker Build Cloud included cache | None | 50 GB | | ||
| | Docker Build Cloud maximum parallel builds | None | 4 | | ||
| | Docker Build Cloud extra build minutes | None | Additional Docker Build Cloud build minutes (prepaid, expire when the subscription ends) | | ||
| | Docker Testcontainers Cloud included runtime minutes per month | Trial | 100 | | ||
| | Docker Testcontainers Cloud extra runtime minutes | None | Additional Testcontainers Cloud runtime minutes (prepaid through Docker sales or on-demand on the monthly bill) | | ||
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| To learn more about creating a Docker account, see [Accounts overview](/manuals/accounts/_index.md). | ||
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| ### Docker Team and Docker Business | ||
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| Docker Team and Docker Business are subscription types that serve organizations. Administrators can oversee identity management, security, and subscriptions across scalable teams. | ||
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| | Feature | Team | Business | | ||
| | ----------------------------------------------- | -------------------- | -------------------- | | ||
| | Members | Up to 100 | Unlimited | | ||
| | Docker Hub organizations | 1 | Unlimited | | ||
| | Organization access tokens | 10 | 100 | | ||
| | Build Cloud included minutes per month | 500 | 1500 | | ||
| | Build Cloud included cache | 100 GB | 200 GB | | ||
| | Build Cloud capacity add-ons | Contact Docker sales | Contact Docker sales | | ||
| | Testcontainers Cloud included minutes per month | 500 | 1500 | | ||
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| You can purchase Docker Team and Docker Business subscriptions on a per-organization basis. To learn more about managing organizations through Docker Team or Docker Business, see [Administration overview](/manuals/admin/_index.md). | ||
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| ### Docker Enterprise | ||
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| Docker Enterprise covers sales-led agreements for large organizations that need tailored commercial terms, deployment programs, and coordinated support beyond standard self-serve subscriptions. | ||
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| Engage Docker through your procurement process or reach out using [Contact sales](https://www.docker.com/pricing/contact-sales/). | ||
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| ## Scaling your subscription | ||
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| You can scale your subscriptions with self-serve add-ons: | ||
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| - For organization accounts, you can purchase hardened repos with DHI Select. | ||
| - For personal accounts, you can add Gordon Plus, Max, or Ultra as a subscription layer that multiplies your Gordon usage. | ||
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| Products available for add-ons can be found by signing into [Docker Home](https://app.docker.com/) from your personal or organization account, then selecting **Billing > Browse Products**. | ||
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| To add build minutes to your Docker Build Cloud and Testcontainers Cloud subscription, [reach out to sales](https://www.docker.com/pricing/contact-sales/). | ||
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| ## What's next | ||
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| {{< grid items="grid_subscriptions" >}} | ||
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[MEDIUM] Navigation grid reduced from 7 to 3 items — subscription management pages no longer discoverable from landing page
The original grid surfaced 7 pages: Compare subscriptions, Set up, Scale, Change subscription, Manage seats, Docker Desktop license agreement, and Subscription FAQs. The new grid has only 3 items, removing direct links to
/subscription/change/,/subscription/manage-seats/,/subscription/desktop-license/, and/subscription/faq/.These pages still exist but are no longer reachable from the main subscription landing page, which is typically the first stop for users managing their subscription. If this restructuring is intentional (e.g., these pages will be moved elsewhere or the nav is being rebuilt), that's fine — but worth a callout to confirm.