Postman is the AI-native API platform trusted by 40M+ developers and 98% of the Fortune 500. Design, build, test, and govern APIs at enterprise scale-with Agent Mode, MCP server creation, Git-native workflows, multi-protocol support, and enterprise security. Accelerate your API-first and agentic AI initiatives on one unified platform.
Postman: The AI-Native API Platform for the Agentic Era-APIs power modern software, and they are the critical infrastructure behind AI agents, LLM applications, and enterprise automation. Postman is built for this reality: a complete, Git-native API platform trusted by 40M+ developers that spans the full lifecycle from API design and development through automated testing, governance, and production observability. For Engineering Leaders and CTOs-The Postman API Catalog delivers a single pane of glass across every API and service in your organization,replacing stale wikis and scattered CI dashboards with a live view of OpenAPI specs, test coverage, CI/CD status, governance compliance, and production performance. Use Agent Mode to debug failures, generate tests, explore service dependencies, and navigate your API Catalog using natural language, all without leaving Postman. Enterprise Organizations lets you group multiple Postman teams under centralized identity, access, and governance controls, giving admins the auditability and control they need without slowing individual teams down. For DevOps and Platform Engineers-Postman integrates natively with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, letting developers work in Postman on the same branch as their code with full local development support. The Postman CLI runs identical collections, tests, and mock servers in CI/CD pipelines, surfacing failures before they reach production. AI-powered test generation automatically creates contract, unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. When something fails, Agent Mode diagnoses root cause and proposes fixes directly in run results, eliminating manual investigation. For AI Initiatives and Agentic AI Development-Postman is purpose-built for the agentic era. Teams can generate and test MCP servers directly from API collections using first-class MCP request support, with access to Postman's MCP Server Catalog for discovering and adopting agent-compatible endpoints. Use the AI Agent Builder to evaluate LLMs side-by-side and validate AI agent reliability before deployment. Multi-protocol support across HTTP, REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSockets, MQTT, and MCP means your entire team works in a single platform regardless of how your AI systems communicate. For All Developers-Collaborate in Git-connected shared workspaces with a single source of truth. Organize requests, specs, environments, and automated workflows in Collections. Publish APIs to your Private API Network-discoverable and queryable by both humans and AI agents. Postman Insights tracks every endpoint in production, giving teams real-time visibility into API health and performance. AWS Integration-Postman connects natively with your AWS stack. The Amazon API Gateway integration populates Postman's API Catalog directly from your gateway, so you can analyze service performance alongside your full API portfolio. AWS Secrets Manager integration lets teams securely store and access AWS credentials within Postman workflows, no manual credential handling required. Enterprise Security and Compliance-SSO via SAML and SCIM, RBAC, User Groups, and centralized admin controls give security and compliance teams the access management and visibility required at enterprise scale. Postman Vault and Local Secret Protection control how credentials move across Git, Postman artifacts, and environments. Data residency in the US or EU, BYOK encryption, and end-to-end encryption support compliance at the most demanding organizations. Used by 98% of the Fortune 500 and more than 500,000 organizations worldwide. Deployed on AWS.
Highlights
Purpose-built for agentic AI and the AI software development lifecycle: Generate and deploy MCP servers from your API collections, evaluate LLMs side-by-side with the AI Agent Builder, and use Agent Mode to debug, generate tests, and explore APIs using natural language-with multi-protocol support for HTTP, REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and MCP.
Single pane of glass for API governance and portfolio visibility: Replace scattered wikis and dashboards with the Postman API Catalog-a live view of every API's spec coverage, test results, CI/CD status, and production health, with native Amazon API Gateway integration, enterprise-grade RBAC, SSO via SAML/SCIM, and natural language navigation via Agent Mode.
Git-native DevOps with AI-powered test automation: Work in Postman on the same branch as your code with native GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket integration, run consistent automated tests locally and in CI/CD pipelines, and let AI-powered test generation produce contract, unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage-so teams ship reliable APIs faster with significantly less manual effort.
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You buy licenses per seat under a contract, with each dimension covering a fixed number of users. Team-tier options come in 10-seat packages, one standard and one that adds Single Sign-On across all 10 seats. Enterprise-tier access comes in a 20-seat package for organization-wide use. A separate 25-user option sets the user count. Pricing scales by the number of seats you buy and the tier you select, so you match the package to your team size and the level of access you need.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one seat or user for billing across these licenses?
A seat maps to one named user account with access to the platform. Each package includes a fixed seat count: the Teams and Team Plan + SSO options cover 10 users each, the Enterprise Plan covers 20 users, and the separate option covers 25 users. You buy the whole block of seats.
What does the Single Sign-On add to the Team Plan + SSO (10 Seats) option?
SSO lets your team authenticate through your identity provider, and access is provisioned automatically when users sign in. It applies at the organization level and must cover all 10 licensed seats. The standard Teams Plan (10 Seats) does not include this centralized sign-in.
What happens if my team uses more AI credits than a plan includes?
Each paid plan includes a monthly allotment of AI credits for AI-driven actions. If you exceed it, usage can continue on a pay-as-you-go basis when your Billing Admin enables it. Enterprise customers can arrange volume pricing. If not enabled, the feature may pause until the next billing cycle.
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Support for HTTP, REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSockets, MQTT, and MCP protocols enabling unified platform usage across diverse API communication methods.
AI-Powered Test Generation
Automatic generation of contract, unit, integration, and end-to-end tests with AI-powered capabilities and natural language-based test creation and debugging through Agent Mode.
Git-Native Integration
Native integration with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket enabling developers to work on the same branch as code with local development support and CLI execution in CI/CD pipelines.
API Catalog and Governance
Centralized API portfolio visibility with live OpenAPI specs, test coverage tracking, CI/CD status monitoring, production performance metrics, and native Amazon API Gateway integration.
Enterprise Security Controls
SSO via SAML and SCIM, role-based access control (RBAC), user groups, centralized admin controls, Postman Vault, local secret protection, AWS Secrets Manager integration, data residency options in US or EU, BYOK encryption, and end-to-end encryption support.
Multi-Protocol API Support
Supports multiple protocols to ensure consistent and high-quality API design across teams and organizational workflows.
Built-in Design Validation and Governance
Includes automated validation rules, compliance checks, and design standards enforcement to maintain API consistency and quality across teams.
Centralized Collaboration and Version Control
Provides centralized workflows with real-time updates, commenting capabilities, and version control to improve visibility across the API development lifecycle.
AWS API Gateway Integration
Integrates directly with Amazon API Gateway for comprehensive API lifecycle management, enabling secure and scalable API deployment from design to production.
API Lifecycle Management
Manages the complete API lifecycle from design through testing and deployment with gateway-agnostic approach for flexible scaling and optimization.
API Lifecycle Management
Full lifecycle API management capabilities including creation, management, security, and socialization of APIs across clouds with governance and version control
Data Transformation Policies
Built-in and advanced data transformation policies including XSLT, GatewayScript, and custom policies for API mediation and control
Enterprise-Grade API Gateway
Encrypted gateway with single-tenant isolation option for cloud-native applications and microservices with pre-built security policies
Developer Portal and Community Features
Self-service developer portal with API discovery, exploration, and consumption capabilities including branded customization, blogs, ratings, and forums
API Analytics and Governance
Out-of-the-box dashboards for API ecosystem analysis, insights generation, and identification of monetization opportunities with organized API products and visibility controls
Postman: Essential for API Testing/Automation and Efficient Authentication
Reviewed on Aug 08, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I use Postman mainly for testing and debugging REST APIs necessary for running the backend applications for my websites. I appreciate the authentication features with requests and headers that Postman provides, such as basic authentication, bearer token authentication, SSH, and OAUTH based authentication. These features increase the security review of my application, making it more viable against vulnerabilities and increasing its reliability. The ability to structure requests easily and integrate with AI agents and MCP servers for debugging is also a standout feature for me. Additionally, setting up Postman was a breeze, as it took only minutes to download and create a project collection.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think Postman could improve if it had a database testing agent and features for handling SQL injections.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Postman for testing and debugging REST APIs. It helps me analyze backend responses, manage API reliability, and reduce errors, making my application backend development more efficient and reliable.
keerthi N.
Easy API Testing and Debugging with Postman
Reviewed on Aug 08, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Postman is easy to use and makes API testing and debugging much simpler. I like the ability to organize requests into collections, manage environments, and quickly validate API responses.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some advanced features can be a little difficult to understand initially, and the interface can feel overwhelming when working with a large number of collections and requests.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Postman simplifies API testing, debugging, and validation by providing an easy way to send requests and analyze responses. It helps me identify issues quickly, reduces manual testing effort, and makes API development and troubleshooting more efficient.
Harsh G.
Postman Makes API Development, Testing, and Debugging Fast and Easy
Reviewed on Aug 07, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about Postman is how easy it makes API development, testing, and debugging. It lets me organize API collections, manage environments, automate test cases, and quickly validate API responses, which saves a lot of development time and improves collaboration across the team.
What do you dislike about the product?
One limitation I've experienced with Postman is that managing large API collections and environments can become difficult as projects grow. When working with multiple AI services and backend APIs, collections can get cluttered, making navigation and maintenance more time-consuming. In addition, collaboration features like advanced governance, reporting, and workspace management are more useful in the paid plans, which can be limiting for smaller teams. Overall, these are minor drawbacks, and they don't outweigh the value Postman provides for API development and testing.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Postman solves the challenge of validating and debugging APIs before they are integrated into our applications. In our AI-powered insurance document processing project, I use it to test APIs for document uploads, policy data extraction, authentication, and backend integrations. It allows me to quickly verify request and response data, identify issues early, and ensure APIs work correctly before deployment. This has reduced debugging time, improved API reliability, and accelerated the delivery of AI features, resulting in a more stable and efficient development process.
Suraj J.
Intuitive, Powerful API Testing That Streamlines Our Workflow
Reviewed on Aug 06, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Postman has been an excellent tool for API development and testing. Its intuitive interface makes it simple to create, organize, and test REST APIs, while also allowing me to quickly inspect requests and responses. Features such as collections, environments, authentication support, and automated testing have noticeably improved my development workflow. It helps me debug APIs more quickly, validate integrations with confidence, and collaborate smoothly with my team, making the overall API development process more efficient and productive.
What do you dislike about the product?
Postman is a powerful API development tool, but there are still a few areas where it could improve. The desktop app can feel resource-intensive at times, especially when I’m working with large collections or juggling multiple workspaces. I’ve also found that some of the more advanced features are locked behind paid plans, which can be limiting for individual developers and small teams.
On top of that, syncing between workspaces and loading large collections can occasionally be slower than I expect. Better overall performance, a more streamlined interface for new users, and making more collaboration features available in the free tier would go a long way toward improving the experience.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Postman has helped solve many challenges in API development and testing by offering a single platform where we can create, test, and debug APIs efficiently. Before using Postman, validating endpoints and troubleshooting authentication or request-related issues took much more time and effort. With features such as collections, environments, automated tests, and detailed response inspection, we can spot problems faster, reduce development time, and make sure our APIs behave reliably before deployment. Overall, it has improved collaboration across the team, sped up integration testing, and boosted productivity.
Jai Y.
Intuitive Interface, But Can Lag with Large Tasks
Reviewed on Jul 26, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like Postman's simple and intuitive interface. It's easy to create API requests, test endpoints, and debug issues quickly, which saves a lot of time during development. The initial setup was very easy. Installing Postman, creating a workspace, and sending my first API request only took a few minutes. The interface is beginner-friendly and easy to get started with.
What do you dislike about the product?
I feel that the application performance can sometimes be slow when working with large collections. I also find that the interface becomes cluttered when managing many requests and environments.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Postman helps me test APIs without building a frontend and ensures endpoints work correctly before integration. Its simple interface saves time during development, but performance can be slow with large collections, and the interface gets cluttered managing many requests and environments.