Maglr pricing in 2026: €400 a month to start, and what $10 a month gets you instead
Last updated: October 17, 2026 · Dutch digital publishing platform for magazines, reports and presentations
Maglr pricing in 2026
Maglr is one of the few platforms in this category that still publishes prices, and they moved up. On October 17, 2026 the entry tier, Basic, is marked "available soon" with no price; the first buyable plan is Advanced at €400 a month excluding VAT. The "from €200 a month" figure that still appears in Maglr's own blog posts and on review sites refers to the old Business tier, which is no longer on the pricing page.
| Maglr plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Available soon, no price | 3 users, 3 domains |
| Advanced | €400/month excl. VAT (about $450) | 5 users, 5 domains, unlimited publications; extra users €50 each per month |
| Enterprise | €1,100/month excl. VAT (about $1,250) | 5 users, enterprise features; add-ons €100/month each |
| Old Business tier (gone) | Was €200/month | Block editor, 3 users; still quoted on Maglr's blog and on Capterra |
Is Maglr free? No. Maglr offers a trial of unstated length and then €400 a month; ZIP export of your publications is only on annual contracts. Prices checked on October 17, 2026 on maglr.com/en/pricing.
Maglr vs Scrollytelling.ai: what each one is
Maglr is a Dutch platform for digital magazines, interactive annual reports and presentations, with a block editor for marketers and a Pro editor for designers. It is a mature product with good analytics and a European customer base in corporate communications.
Scrollytelling.ai makes scroll-driven story pages rather than paged publications, generates them with AI from a brief, a URL or a PDF, and charges $0 to $49 a month. For a one-person communications team that number is the whole comparison.
Side by side
| Feature | Scrollytelling.ai | Maglr |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan; Starter $12/mo ($10 yearly); Pro $29 ($24 yearly); Pro+ $59 ($49 yearly) | Advanced €400/mo, Enterprise €1,100/mo excl. VAT; Basic "available soon" |
| Free plan | Yes: 60 monthly credits, 1 published story on a scrollytelling.ai link | No, trial only |
| Scrollytelling | Core of the product: scroll-scrubbed hero video, stacking cards, split scroll, reveals, scenes | Supported as one format among paged publications |
| AI generation | Full story from a prompt, a URL or an uploaded PDF, images and hero video included | AI assistance in the editor |
| Hosting and domain | Hosted; custom domain on every paid plan; WordPress and Shopify embeds | Hosted; 5 domains on Advanced |
| Editing | Visual editor, free manual edits; AI edits use credits | Block editor plus Pro editor |
| Export | .zip of the story and HD PDF on every plan, Free included | ZIP export on annual contracts only |
| Team | Invite members on Pro and Pro+ | 5 users on Advanced, €50 per extra user |
What Maglr does better
Maglr is better at the magazine format: multi-page publications with a table of contents, print-like layouts, and the Pro editor for designers who want control over every spread. It is better for teams, with five seats on Advanced and unlimited publications, and for European organisations that want a European vendor with EU hosting. The pricing, while high, is at least public.
Where Maglr falls short, and who should look elsewhere
€400 a month is €4,800 a year before VAT for the smallest buyable plan, and the entry tier that used to make Maglr accessible is "available soon". ZIP export is tied to annual contracts. The product is also document-first: it does paged publications superbly and scroll-driven storytelling adequately.
If you are coming from Maglr
Upload the publication. A PDF of a magazine or report becomes a scroll story with sections, imagery and a hero video; the AI writes the structure and you edit.
Expect one long page, not spreads. If your readers need a page-turn magazine, Maglr remains the better fit; if they read on phones, a scrolling story usually performs better.
What you lose: the magazine layout model, multi-seat workflows and EU-hosted enterprise features.
Verdict
Choose Maglr if you publish multi-page digital magazines or reports with a team and a budget of several thousand euros a year.
Choose Scrollytelling.ai if you want scroll-driven stories for one person or a small team, generated by AI and priced from $0.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Maglr cost?
Advanced is €400 a month excluding VAT and Enterprise €1,100 a month, with extra users at €50 each (checked October 17, 2026). The Basic tier is listed as "available soon" without a price.
Is Maglr still €200 a month?
No. The €200 Business tier appears in older Maglr blog posts and on review sites but is not on the current pricing page; the first buyable plan is €400 a month.
Is there a free Maglr plan?
No, only a trial. Scrollytelling.ai's free plan builds and publishes one story at $0; Starter at $10 a month billed yearly adds 10 published stories and a custom domain.
What is the best Maglr alternative for a small team?
Scrollytelling.ai for scroll stories from $10 a month; Genially from €6 a month and Pageflow from €8.50 a month for other formats; Foleon if you want a Maglr-like document platform and can take a quote.
Can I make an interactive annual report without Maglr?
Yes. The free annual report maker generates a responsive report from your highlights; the comparison guide covers the other routes.
Does Scrollytelling.ai export like Maglr's ZIP?
Every paid plan includes a .zip download of the story and an HD PDF, with no annual contract required.
Try the $0 plan before you decide
Build your story free, no card. To publish it, Starter is $10 a month billed yearly.
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