Astronomer Black Friday 2026
No Black Friday sale on Astronomer's own site yet (checked Nov 12, 2026). Black Friday is Nov 27, 2026.
Black Friday: is there a Astronomer sale?
How we check
Every day from November to mid-January a script reads Astronomer’s front page and pricing page on astronomer.io, and any page they link to that looks like a sale. When Astronomer’s own page names Black Friday and an amount off, this page changes to show it, quoted word for word with a link. We don’t copy codes from coupon sites, and we earn nothing if you buy.
What Astronomer costs now
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | $0.35per hour per deployment, billed monthly | For building and testing pipelines: scale-to-zero compute, hibernating deployments, API access and rollbacks. |
| Team | $0.42per hour per deployment, billed monthly | Adds observability and data quality, dedicated clusters, high availability, 7-day audit logs and 24x5 support. |
| Business | Custom | Annual quote. Adds SSO enforcement, CI/CD enforcement, 90-day audit logs and 24x7 support with a 1-hour SLA. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Annual quote. Adds remote execution agents, custom RBAC, SCIM, IP access lists and organization dashboards. |
| Enterprise Business Critical | Custom | Annual quote. Adds cross-region disaster recovery and 24x7 support with a 30-minute SLA. |
Cheaper than Astronomer, sale or not
- Apache Airflow Free
- Windmill $10 per seat / month (Cloud Team); self-hosted Pro from $48 / month
- Prefect $100 per month, billed monthly (Starter, 3 users)
- Kestra Free plan
Astronomer Black Friday questions
Does Astronomer have a Black Friday sale in 2026?
Not yet. We found no Black Friday sale on Astronomer's front or pricing page on Nov 12, 2026. Black Friday is Nov 27, 2026; we read the site every day until mid-January and this page changes as soon as a sale appears.
Is there a Astronomer Black Friday coupon code?
We found none on Astronomer's own pages, and we don't pass on codes from coupon sites, because we can't check them against Astronomer's site.
