All language subtitles for 23 - Plans

Hey, everyone.

We're going to talk about pricing and just the plans in general that FIGMA offers.

Now, FIGMA offers three different plans.

Most of you are going to be totally fine in the free starter plan.

Now there are some limitations.

Some of those limitations are that you can only use one project with three files.

That's a bit limited, but some of you may not mind, so I wouldn't worry too much about that.

I would just try Figma out and then maybe move to professional if you want something that's a bit more

expansive.

Now, some of the things that you can do in the professional account is that you can use these components

I was talking about earlier and use them across a bunch of different files.

Now, if you do create components and you like using design systems or design libraries, you won't

be able to use them outside of their local files.

If you're in a starter plan, which is limiting to some, some won't care as much because they may not

be using components a lot.

But if you plan to, then the Figma professional plan is going to be the plan for you.

That is one of the biggest differences that I personally noticed from one plan to the other.

So I would recommend start off with the free account.

Go from there if you do like it, the professional account is way worth it.

If you need the projects, if you need those files, if you need to be able to use design libraries

across multiple projects and files.

So just a heads up, that is the biggest difference.

Now, one of the other things is you can come over here into the website where I'm currently at and

you can just see and compare them really easily.

So I'm going to post this link as a resource for everyone who is interested.

It's super, super helpful if you're looking to distinguish, you know, line item by line item, what

the differences are.

When you do want to sign up, you're going to be able to come in here and just click sign up.

You can use like a Google password or a Google account and do it like that.

You can actually just sign up with your email, but you're going to sign up right through here and it's

going to ask you a bunch of questions about which plan you want to be a part of, etc. and you'll be

pushed right in to the actual website.