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Coda pricing explained — how plans and Doc Makers fit
Commercial map for Coda Doc Makers. The plans on the Superhuman Docs pricing page are Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise. Quotes below were read 2026-10-16. No new scores.
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A workspace of pages versus one living doc: Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). A base versus one living doc: Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). The rename note: Coda is now Superhuman Docs. A leave-or-stay list: Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) alternatives. Naming the hub before you wire other apps: Name one system of record. Notion’s own bill: Notion pricing explained. Airtable’s own bill: Airtable pricing explained. The workspace card: Notion vs Superhuman Docs vs Airtable.
A plan-and-Doc-Maker map for someone reading Coda’s bill.
- You are on Coda, or about to pick a plan, and need the plan names, who is billed, and the list prices.
- You want the limits that usually force the next plan: doc size, automations, version history, sharing, and Docs AI.
- You want to know when those limits mean you should compare hubs.
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What this page tells you. How the public Coda plans and the Doc Maker fit on one bill. This site calls the tool Coda. The page you buy from says Superhuman Docs. This page shows the four plans, who is billed, the list prices, and the limits that usually force an upgrade, from that pricing page, accessed 2026-10-16. There is no billing switch. The listed price and the when-billed-monthly line sit on the same card. Verify before buy.
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This page vs the other reads
Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) is a workspace of pages versus one living doc.
Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) is a base versus one living doc.
Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) alternatives is stay or leave. The rename note lives on Coda is now Superhuman Docs. Name one system of record is which hub gets the write path before you wire other apps. This page starts after the Coda bill is the question.
Notion pricing explained is Notion’s member map. Airtable pricing explained is Airtable’s seat map.
The four public plans
These are the plans on Superhuman Docs — pricing, read 2026-10-16. Coda — pricing opens that same page. The cards print Free, Pro, Business, and Enterprise. The comparison header prints free, pro, business, and enterprise. There is no billing switch and no currency control. The cards print USD. The large price on Pro and Business reads USD. The line under it reads when billed monthly. Both lines were on the cards in a wide window and in a phone-width window. A price in another currency: —.
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| Plan | Who the card is for | Listed price | Monthly line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free includes the starter lines on the card | $0 USD | — (no monthly dollar under the Free card) |
| Pro | Everything in Free, plus the lines on the card | $12 USD | $15 when billed monthly |
| Business | Everything in Pro, plus the lines on the card | $33 USD | $40 when billed monthly |
| Enterprise | Everything in Business, plus the lines on the card | Custom | — (no monthly dollar under that card) |
Free. One price line on the Free card.
Pro. Both lines sit on the Pro card, priced per Doc Maker.
Business. Both lines sit on the Business card, priced per Doc Maker.
Enterprise. The card prints Custom. The button says Contact sales. A public list price: —.
The second price line says “when billed monthly.” The Grammarly row on the same page says “per Maker.” Check the billing cycle for the listed price on the vendor page before you pick a plan.
Pricing page: Superhuman Docs — pricing, accessed 2026-10-16. Coda’s pricing address: Coda — pricing. Official pages. No affiliate ID.
Who is billed
The pricing page’s own words are Doc Maker, Editor, Viewer, and Guest Editor. The bill follows Doc Makers. Editors and Viewers are free. Read 2026-10-16.
Doc Makers have the power to create new docs and templates, create and manage folders to organize the workspace. Within docs, Doc Makers can administer tasks such as adding pages, changing doc and page titles and icons, adjusting the timezone, configuring doc and page locking, etc.
Editors can edit content and collaborate in existing docs & pages, including adding tables & views, constructing formulas & buttons, adding and configuring Packs & automations, etc.
When upgrading a free workspace to a paid plan, you get access to role-based permissions: each member can be either a Doc Maker (Admin), a Doc Maker, or an Editor. As you grow into Superhuman Docs, you can invite additional members to become Editors or Doc Makers in your workspace. Editors and Viewers are always free.
At the end of each billing cycle, you will be billed for the workspace based on the number of Doc Makers in it. Any changes to the number of Doc Makers in the workspace mid-cycle are automatically prorated.
When you sign up for a new plan, as well as when it renews, you will be billed up front for all the users in your workspace.
Whenever you add a new paid user to your workspace (or upgrade an existing one), we'll prorate them for the remainder of your billing cycle. On the annual plan, you will be charged monthly for these additional membership changes, with prorations applied for the remainder of the billing year.
Even on Enterprise, you pay only for Doc Makers.
One FAQ says the bill is the number of Doc Makers. Another says a new plan is billed up front for all the users. The Enterprise answer says you pay only for Doc Makers. This page quotes all three. A rule that erases one of them: —.
Guest Editors are free, just like Editors in your workspace.
All Editors and Viewers in a workspace are free! Viewers can open any shared link to a doc and view and comment on it.
The same answer says a person outside the workspace is added as a Guest Editor, and that you can turn that ability off. Guest Editors can edit the doc shared with them. They cannot add and manage pages, or browse the workspace or folder. Removing members or canceling the plan applies a prorated credit for future charges. The same FAQ also sets a bill threshold for when added members are charged; check it on the pricing page.
Who is billed: Superhuman Docs — pricing. Accessed 2026-10-16.
Limits that usually force the next plan
These rows are the comparison grid on the same pricing page, 2026-10-16. Columns run free, pro, business, enterprise. A cell with a check mark and no words is written “Check mark” here. An empty cell is —. The Docs AI assistant row, the AI views and pages row, and the Databases row each print a Beta mark. The grid has more rows for connectors, forms, security, and support. Those rows are not repeated here.
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| Limit | Free | Pro | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pages and objects | Limited for shared docs | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Attachments | 1Gb per doc | 5Gb per doc | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Automations | Low quota | Medium quota | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Version history | 7 days | 30 days | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Docs AI assistant | Limited trial | Check mark | Check mark | Check mark |
| AI views and pages | Limited trial | Check mark | Check mark | Check mark |
| Databases | — | — | Check mark | Check mark |
| Hidden pages | — | Check mark | Check mark | Check mark |
| Locking | — | — | Check mark | Check mark |
| Cross-doc | Limited cross-doc tables | Cross-doc tables | Cross-doc tables & actions | Cross-doc tables & actions |
Doc size. The Pro card prints “Unlimited doc size.” The grid prints pages and objects as “Limited for shared docs” on Free and “Unlimited” on Pro, Business, and Enterprise. Attachments are a separate row: “1Gb per doc” on Free, “5Gb per doc” on Pro, and “Unlimited” on Business and Enterprise.
Automations and Packs. The grid prints “Low quota” on Free, “Medium quota” on Pro, and “Unlimited” on Business and Enterprise. The Business card prints “Unlimited automations.” The Free card prints “Formulas and automations.” A run count for Low quota or Medium quota: —. The Doc Maker FAQ says Editors can add and configure Packs and automations. A Pack row on the grid: —. A Pack quota: —.
Version history. The grid prints 7 days, 30 days, Unlimited, and Unlimited. The Pro card prints “30-day version history.” The Business card prints “Unlimited version history.” The Free card does not print a history window.
Sharing. The Pro card prints “Hide specific pages.” The grid’s Hidden pages row is empty on Free and a check mark from Pro up. The Business card prints “Doc and page locking” and “Private folders for teams.” The grid’s Locking row is empty on Free and Pro and a check mark on Business and Enterprise. Advanced locking matches that Locking row. It is not repeated in the table above.
Docs AI. The Free card prints “Try Docs AI.” The Pro card prints “Write, edit, and ask with AI” with a Beta mark, and “Build AI trackers, pages, and views” with a Beta mark. A line under the AI block prints: “Docs AI is available during Beta for Doc Makers.”
Whilst in Beta, Docs AI is included in any paid plan with unlimited access (fair use policy applies). The Free plan includes a limited number of trials.
The grid prints “Limited trial” for Docs AI assistant and for AI views and pages on Free, and a check mark on Pro, Business, and Enterprise. Databases are empty on Free and Pro and a check mark on Business and Enterprise. The Business card prints Databases with a Beta mark. A trial count, and a credit count for that trial: —.
Comparison grid: Superhuman Docs — pricing. Accessed 2026-10-16.
What the page prints for the Superhuman suite
The same pricing page has a block titled “Your Superhuman suite.” It names Docs, Go, Grammarly, and Mail, and a link that says “Explore the bundle.” A before-and-after of that bundle: —. The lines below are what the cards and the “Across the suite” grid printed on 2026-10-16.
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| Product | Free | Pro | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Go | Limited trial | Check mark | Check mark | Check mark |
| Grammarly | Limited trial | Included on annual. Priced per Maker on monthly | Check mark | Check mark |
| — | — | Check mark | Check mark |
The Free card prints “Grammarly (trial)” and “Go (trial).” The Pro card lists Grammarly and Go, with no dollar on the card. On the grid, Grammarly is included on annual Pro and priced per Maker on monthly. That Grammarly price is separate from the Pro Doc Maker price.
Business and Enterprise cards list Grammarly, Go, and Mail. The grid’s Grammarly and Go cells are check marks on those two plans. Mail is empty on Free and Pro and a check mark on Business and Enterprise. The Business card is the first card that names Mail.
Suite block and comparison grid: Superhuman Docs — pricing. Accessed 2026-10-16.
When a limit should push a comparison
Stay on this page when the decision is the next Coda plan: another Doc Maker, pages past “Limited for shared docs,” an attachment past 1Gb per doc, an automation quota past Low quota or Medium quota, version history past 7 days, hidden pages, locking, or Docs AI past the Limited trial. Verify the live workspace before you buy. The numbers above are the public grid, not your invoice.
Compare hubs when the object is the problem, not the cap. A workspace of pages is Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). A base of linked records is Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda). The rename note is Coda is now Superhuman Docs. A stay-or-leave list is Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) alternatives. Name the hub before you wire other apps on Name one system of record. Notion’s own bill is Notion pricing explained. Airtable’s own seat bill is Airtable pricing explained.
How this sits on the scorecard
How this sits on the scorecard
The workspace compare lives on Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) vs Airtable.
Sources
The Superhuman Docs pricing page, which Coda’s pricing address opens. Access date for every line on this page: 2026-10-16. There is no billing switch. The Free, Pro, and Business prices come from the pricing page and were last re-read on 2026-10-29. Grammarly pricing, the added-member bill threshold, and Enterprise pricing are on the Superhuman Docs pricing page and its billing FAQ.
- Superhuman Docs — pricing · accessed 2026-10-16 · official page · no affiliate ID
- Coda — pricing · accessed 2026-10-16 · official page · no affiliate ID
FAQ
How much do Coda Pro and Business cost?
On the Superhuman Docs pricing page, Pro is $12 USD, or $15 when billed monthly. Business is $33 USD, or $40 when billed monthly. Free is $0 USD. Enterprise prints Custom. Compare both lines on the vendor page before you pick a cycle.
Who is billed: a Doc Maker, an Editor, or a Viewer?
The pricing FAQ says Editors and Viewers are always free, and that the workspace is billed for the number of Doc Makers. The same page also says a new plan is billed up front for all the users in the workspace, and that Enterprise still charges only Doc Makers. Guest Editors are free. Adding Doc Makers mid-cycle is prorated, and the billing FAQ on the vendor page sets when those added members are charged.
Which limits usually force the next Coda plan?
The comparison grid, read 2026-10-16, prints pages and objects as Limited for shared docs on Free and Unlimited on Pro, Business, and Enterprise. Attachments are 1Gb per doc, 5Gb per doc, Unlimited, and Unlimited. Automations are Low quota, Medium quota, Unlimited, and Unlimited. Version history is 7 days, 30 days, Unlimited, and Unlimited. The Pro card also prints Unlimited doc size and 30-day version history. The Business card prints Unlimited automations and Unlimited version history. A run count for Low quota or Medium quota: —. A Pack quota on the grid: —.
What does the pricing page say about Docs AI?
The Free card says Try Docs AI. The Pro card says Write, edit, and ask with AI, with a Beta mark. The grid prints Limited trial for Docs AI assistant on Free, and a check mark on Pro, Business, and Enterprise. The Docs AI assistant row and the AI views and pages row also print a Beta mark. The FAQ says: Whilst in Beta, Docs AI is included in any paid plan with unlimited access (fair use policy applies). The Free plan includes a limited number of trials. A trial count: —.
What does the page print for the Superhuman suite?
The same pricing page has a block titled Your Superhuman suite, with Docs, Go, Grammarly, and Mail, and a link that says Explore the bundle. Free cards print Grammarly (trial) and Go (trial). Pro adds Grammarly and Go. Business and Enterprise add Mail. On the grid, Go is Limited trial on Free and a check mark on the paid plans. Grammarly is Limited trial on Free, included on annual and priced per Maker on monthly on Pro, and a check mark on Business and Enterprise. Mail is empty on Free and Pro and a check mark on Business and Enterprise.
When should a limit push me to compare tools?
Stay on this page when the question is the next Coda plan. Compare hubs when the object is wrong: a workspace of pages is Notion vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda), a base of linked records is Airtable vs Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda), and a leave-or-stay list is Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda) alternatives. Name the hub before you wire other apps on Name one system of record. Notion’s bill and Airtable’s bill are the other pricing pages. If the in-doc automation quota is the ceiling and the work is other apps, Make is the partner link on this page. This page does not rank those products.
Does this page rank Coda against Notion or Airtable?
No. The workspace scorecard is a separate criteria sheet. List prices here are dated vendor figures. This page does not convert a list price or claim you will save.
Affiliate disclosure
Make Partner (pc=stackscorecard) is live elsewhere on the site and is not the primary call here. Rankings are not sold. Coda and Superhuman Docs links are plain official URLs. No Coda or Superhuman Docs affiliate ID is used (Affiliate disclosure · Disclosures).