Tool profile
UXPin: cost, fit and limits
UXPin is a prototyping and design system platform made by UXPin Inc. that builds interactive prototypes on coded component libraries. It adds an AI Prototyping Assistant, an AI Chat Agent and plan-based AI credits, and supports conditional logic, variables and Storybook on higher plans.
What to know first
UXPin builds prototypes from real coded components, with conditional logic, variables and expressions. AI credits scale by plan: 50 on Free, 200 a month on Core, 500 on Growth. Core is $29 per seat per month billed annually or $49 billed monthly; Growth is $40 annually or $69 monthly. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, no card. The pricing page lists GPT 5-mini, GPT 5.1 and Claude Haiku 4.5 as models. The privacy policy link failed.
UXPin at a glance
| Maker | UXPin Inc., Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | $29 per seat per month, billed annually (Core) |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Wireframing and Prototyping Tools in 2026, rank 6 of 13 |
| Website | uxpin.com |
Who UXPin is best for
Design system teams
Built-in coded libraries and Growth's design systems, patterns and Storybook integration keep prototypes close to production components. Prototypes then match production behavior.
Prototypers needing real logic
Conditional logic, variables and expressions let a prototype behave with states rather than static links. Stateful behavior is expressed with formulas, so a prototype can react to what a tester enters instead of following fixed links.
Teams wanting AI model choice
Core uses basic AI models and Growth adds advanced models, with the comparison table naming GPT 5-mini, GPT 5.1 and Claude Haiku 4.5.
UXPin plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 (limited) | 50 AI credits, a 2-prototype limit and the MUI library with 20 components. Free is capped by credits. |
| Core | $29 per month per seat billed annually ($49 billed monthly) | 200 AI credits per month, basic AI models, unlimited prototypes, coded libraries, conditional logic, variables, expressions, custom fonts, password-protected preview and 7-day version history. |
| Growth | $40 per month per seat billed annually ($69 billed monthly) | Everything in Core plus 500 AI credits a month, advanced AI models, patterns, roles and permissions, design systems, Storybook integration, SSO, 2FA and 30-day version history. |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | Custom AI credits, custom library AI integration, Git integration, dedicated support and onboarding, a security review and unlimited version history. |
Checked November 2026.
What UXPin does
- Coded component libraries
- Prototypes are built on coded libraries, with MUI listed on the Free plan, so components carry real behavior. Core includes built-in coded libraries, so components behave like the code a team ships.
- Logic and expressions
- Conditional logic, variables and expressions enable stateful prototypes on paid plans. Core adds conditional logic, variables and expressions, so a prototype can show different results for different inputs, which makes usability tests closer to the real product than linked static screens.
- AI Prototyping Assistant
- UXPin AI includes an AI Prototyping Assistant and an AI Chat Agent, metered through plan credits. Core gets 200 credits a month against 50 on Free and 500 on Growth, and the assistant and the chat agent draw on that allowance.
- Storybook integration
- Growth connects Storybook, linking prototypes to a team's coded component documentation. Growth also adds design systems and patterns, so a team can keep its prototype components aligned with the Storybook documentation engineers already use, and Enterprise adds Git integration for source control.
- Preview and history
- Core adds password-protected preview and 7-day version history, and Growth extends history to 30 days. Version history lasts 30 days on Growth and is unlimited on Enterprise, and custom fonts are included on Core.
How UXPin handles your data
The UXPin privacy policy URL returned 404 when checked, so training use of customer content, retention, hosting region and certifications were not confirmed and the vendor's policy was not checked for them. The pricing page lists SSO and 2FA at the Growth level and a security review on Enterprise, along with Git integration. Its comparison table names GPT 5-mini, GPT 5.1 and Claude Haiku 4.5 as AI models, which implies a third-party model provider. The maker's headquarters country is not stated on the page opened.
Where UXPin falls short in practice
- . Core's 200 monthly credits and Growth's 500 may not cover heavy prompting by a team, and the page lists no overage price. No overage price is listed.
- . SSO, 2FA, roles and permissions arrive on Growth at $40 annually per seat, and Git integration is Enterprise only. Enterprise adds Git integration and a security review beyond Growth.
- . Core costs $29 billed annually against $49 monthly, and Growth $40 against $69, so short projects pay a premium. Monthly billing on Core costs about 69 percent more than the annual rate.
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UXPin: common questions
How many AI credits does UXPin include?
Free includes 50 AI credits, Core 200 per month, Growth 500 per month, and Enterprise has custom credits. Core uses basic AI models and Growth advanced models. The page lists no overage price for extra credits. Enterprise is quote-only, via sales@uxpin.com.
Which AI models does UXPin list?
The comparison table names GPT 5-mini, GPT 5.1 and Claude Haiku 4.5. The page ties basic models to Core and advanced models to Growth, but the exact mapping of model to plan was not itemized. Basic and advanced model tiers differ by plan.
Does UXPin offer a free trial?
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no credit card is required, according to the pricing page. A Free plan also exists, limited to 50 AI credits and 2 prototypes. After the trial, Core is $29 per seat billed annually, or $49 billed monthly, and Growth is $40 annually or $69 monthly.
Does UXPin work with Storybook?
Storybook integration is listed on the Growth plan. Enterprise adds Git integration and custom library AI integration. Core relies on built-in coded libraries such as MUI. Core instead relies on built-in coded libraries such as MUI, and it adds password-protected preview and 7-day version history. Growth adds patterns, roles and design systems, which are the items that make Storybook worthwhile for a larger team.
What does UXPin do with my data?
Unknown from the pages read: the privacy policy URL returned 404. Ask UXPin for its data processing terms, including AI model training, hosting region and retention, before uploading confidential prototypes. Meanwhile, the pricing page lists SSO, 2FA and a security review for higher tiers.