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Tomorrow.io pricing: how it works and what you can learn

How Tomorrow.io charges customers in 2026, what it meters, what changed recently, and what any subscription business can borrow from it.

By Robert Coorey Updated 2 min read
At a glance

Tomorrow.io — Weather intelligence platform and API, backed by its own weather-satellite constellation (DeepSky), for supply chain, infrastructure, aviation and climate-risk decisions.. Pricing model: Freemium API + sales-led enterprise; API usage-tiered, platform priced by seats/locations. Value metric: API call volume (API plan); team size, monitored locations and features (platform plan).

At a glance

CompanyTomorrow.io
What it doesWeather intelligence platform and API, backed by its own weather-satellite constellation (DeepSky), for supply chain, infrastructure, aviation and climate-risk decisions.
HeadquartersBoston, Massachusetts, USA
Pricing modelFreemium API + sales-led enterprise; API usage-tiered, platform priced by seats/locations
Value metricAPI call volume (API plan); team size, monitored locations and features (platform plan)
Pricing pagewww.tomorrow.io/pricing/

Plans and prices

Free API plan (core endpoints, low rate limits, limited locations); API plan tiered by call volume (prices not public); Platform plan quote-only.

Growth milestones

Tomorrow.io appears in our analysis of 2026's $100M ARR class. Figures are company-reported unless stated.

  • 2026-02-03: Raised $175M led by Stonecourt Capital and HarbourVest to build out the DeepSky constellation; ~250 customers; previously raised an $87M Series E in 2023. (source)
  • 2026: Reported as a $1B valuation round (aggregator headline) and later an expanded $210M Series F with Pitango and Harel Insurance; ARR not disclosed. (source)

How it grows

Developer free tier as top-of-funnel, then enterprise/government sales; proprietary satellite data as differentiation; industry solutions (aviation, energy, logistics, insurance).

What you can steal

  1. moats

    Own a proprietary data source (Tomorrow.io built satellites) so competitors cannot copy your output by reselling the same public inputs.

  2. usage-based pricing

    Charge developers by API calls and operational buyers by locations monitored: two value metrics for two buyer types.

  3. land and expand

    Let a developer start free on the API, then sell the decision platform to the operations team at the same customer.

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Robert Coorey

Robert Coorey, MBA

Robert is the author of The Subscription Playbook and Feed a Starving Crowd and a Director at BPAG Accountants in Sydney. More about Robert.

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