Coda (Superhuman Docs)
A docs-and-apps workspace billed per Doc Maker, now branded Superhuman Docs, where editors and viewers are free.
- Free plan
- Per-seat pricing
- Cloud
- AI features
- Independent sources
What is Coda (Superhuman Docs)?
Coda, renamed Superhuman Docs in July 2026, is a collaborative document platform that combines text, tables, formulas, automations and integrations (Packs) so teams can build docs that behave like apps.
- Best forTeams that want docs, wikis and trackers in one workspace
- Team size fitSmall teams, Mid-size teams, Large enterprises
- PricingFree plan available; Pro reported at $12 and Business at $33 per Doc Maker per month billed annually after the July 2026 rename. Free plan available.
- Main limitationList prices rose with the rename: Pro moved from about $10 to $12 annually and the equivalent of Team from about $30 to $33.
- AlternativesNotion, Confluence, Airtable, Miro
Coda (Superhuman Docs) overview: who it is for and what it does.
Coda is a document and workspace tool where a doc can hold prose, relational tables, buttons, formulas and automations in one place. Teams use it for wikis, project trackers, planning docs, lightweight CRMs and internal tools, and it competes with Notion, Confluence and Airtable more than with traditional word processors.
Its most distinctive commercial feature is Doc Maker billing. Superhuman's help centre states that you pay only for Doc Makers, meaning people who create or structure docs, while editors and viewers are free on every plan. Workspace admins count as Doc Makers, and upgrading a free workspace needs only one paid Doc Maker.
The product changed names in 2026. Independent reports say Coda became Superhuman Docs on 8 July 2026, that coda.io/pricing now redirects to Superhuman's plans page, and that the old Team plan is now called Business. Sources describe the Pro and Business plans as bundling Grammarly and Go, with Mail added on Business, and report higher list prices than before the rename.
Scope: Coda was renamed Superhuman Docs on 8 July 2026 and now sits inside the Superhuman suite with Grammarly, Mail and Go. This profile covers the docs product, which many buyers still search for as Coda.
Main problem it solves
Replaces separate documents, spreadsheets and trackers with interactive docs that hold text, data and automation together.
Typical customer segment
Individuals and small teams on Free and Pro, growing teams on Business, and organisations rolling out docs across departments on Enterprise.
Target users
- Teams that want wikis, trackers and planning docs in one tool
- Product, operations and marketing teams building lightweight internal apps
- Organisations with many viewers and few doc builders
Primary use cases
- Team wikis and knowledge bases
- Project and roadmap trackers
- Meeting notes and planning docs
- Lightweight internal tools
- Cross-tool dashboards using Packs
What makes it distinct
- Maker billing: only Doc Makers pay, while editors and viewers are free.
- Docs that combine text, relational tables, formulas and automations.
- A large library of Packs for connecting other tools (about 600 reported).
Coda (Superhuman Docs) features explained.
Docs and data
- Docs with tables, formulas and buttons
- A doc can hold prose and structured tables with formulas, so one document can act as a wiki page and a tracker.
- Packs
- Packs connect Coda to other tools. A third-party source reports more than 600 Packs; the library should be checked for your tools.
- Doc size and attachments
- Independent reports list 1 GB of attachments per doc on Free, 5 GB on Pro and unlimited on Business.
AI and bundled products
- AI in docs
- Coda has offered AI inside docs for some time. Credit allowances were reported per Doc Maker before the rename, so check current limits.
- Grammarly and Go bundled from Pro
- After the rename, sources report Grammarly and Superhuman Go included from Pro, with Superhuman Mail added from Business.
- Superhuman suite option
- Superhuman's help centre says Docs can be bought as part of the Superhuman bundle, and that existing Docs plans can continue without the bundle.
Admin, billing and security
- Doc Maker billing
- Only Doc Makers are billed. Editors and viewers are free on every plan, including Enterprise, per Superhuman's own documentation.
- Version history and branding
- Pro is reported to add 30-day version history, unlimited doc size and custom branding and domains.
- Enterprise controls
- Single sign-on, audit logs and dedicated support are reported for Enterprise, which is custom priced.
Coda (Superhuman Docs) pricing and plans.
Figures reported consistently by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 17 Oct 2026 against Breeze · Coworker · Findstack.
Pricing model
Per Doc Maker per month by plan, with editors and viewers free. Annual billing is cheaper than monthly. Enterprise is custom priced.
Free plan
Yes
Free trial
Not documented A Free plan exists. Trial terms for paid plans were not confirmed.
Coda (Superhuman Docs) plans and prices (USD)
Free
$0
n/a
Reported limits include 1 GB of attachments per doc and a cap on objects per doc.
Pro
$12 per Doc Maker per month billed annually; $15 billed monthly
Annual or monthly
Reported unlimited doc size, 30-day version history, custom branding and Grammarly and Go included.
Business (formerly Team)
$33 per Doc Maker per month billed annually; $40 billed monthly
Annual or monthly
Adds Superhuman Mail and unlimited attachments (reported).
Enterprise
Custom pricing
Contact sales
Rolling out across multiple teams, with advanced security and support.
Post-rename prices are reported by two independent guides and consistent with a euro price list captured in July 2026. Before the rename, Pro was about $10 and Team about $30 per Doc Maker on annual billing, and older guides still show those figures. Superhuman's help centre confirms the plan names and the Doc Maker model but does not list prices in the text reviewed. Confirm current prices on superhuman.com.
Prices change. Confirm current plans and terms on the vendor's site before you decide.
Visit official website (external) ↗See alternativesCoda (Superhuman Docs) integrations, API and platforms.
Important integrations
- Packs (about 600 reported)
- Grammarly
- Superhuman Go
- Superhuman Mail (Business and above)
Supported platforms
- Web
- Mobile apps
API
Not reviewed for this profile.
Data import and export
Not reviewed for this profile.
Integration coverage is delivered mainly through Packs. Check the Pack library for the tools you use.
Balanced and sourced.
Each point cites a source. Editorial summaries are not customer reviews.
Strengths
- Only Doc Makers are billed. Editors and viewers are free on every plan, which suits organisations with many readers and few builders. [1]
- A doc can combine prose, tables, formulas and automations, so one tool can cover a wiki and a lightweight tracker. [3]
- Existing documents carry over after the rename and workspaces keep working. [2]
- Paid plans bundle Grammarly and Superhuman Go, adding writing and AI assistance without a separate purchase. [3]
- A free plan lets individuals and small groups try the product without a deadline. [4]
Limitations
- List prices rose with the rename: Pro moved from about $10 to $12 annually and the equivalent of Team from about $30 to $33. [2]
- The Doc Maker versus editor distinction adds admin overhead, and workspace admins count as paid Doc Makers. [1]
- The rename and move into the Superhuman suite means pricing pages, links and plan names have changed, and older articles quote outdated numbers. [3]
- Moving docs from an original Coda workspace into a Superhuman workspace is a manual step buyers must choose to take. [2]
- Per-Doc-Maker cost can exceed per-member tools such as Notion when most of the team builds docs. [4]
Best for
- Teams that want docs, wikis and trackers in one workspace
- Organisations with many readers and a small group of builders
- Existing Coda teams deciding how to handle the Superhuman rename
May be less suited to
- Teams where nearly everyone builds docs and per-builder pricing adds up
- Buyers who want an enterprise wiki with a long-established admin model such as Confluence
- Teams that need a fixed price list that has not recently changed
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| Product | Pricing model | Free plan | Knowledge base and docs | Collaboration | AI features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coda (Superhuman Docs) | Per Doc Maker; editors and viewers free | Yes | Docs, wikis and tables in one doc | Real-time docs with free editors and viewers | AI in docs; Grammarly and Go bundled from Pro (reported) |
| Confluence | Per user per month by plan, annual | Yes, up to 10 users | Structured pages and spaces | Team spaces, guests, Jira links | Rovo credits on paid plans (reported) |
| Microsoft Teams | Per user; standalone or bundled in Microsoft 365 | Yes, with 60-minute meetings | Via SharePoint, OneDrive and Loop | Chat, channels, meetings and calling | Copilot add-on and Copilot Chat |
| Miro | Per member; AI credits and add-ons extra | Yes, three editable boards | Visual boards, not a wiki | Infinite whiteboard with visitors and guests | Credit-based AI, AI workflows and Miro MCP |
| Notion | Per member per month; guests free | Yes | Docs, wiki and databases | Shared workspace, free guests | Notion AI bundled from Business (reported) |
| Slack | Per user per month by plan | Yes, with 90-day history | Searchable channel history; not a wiki | Channels, huddles, Slack Connect | Basic AI on Pro, advanced on Business+ (reported) |
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Coda (Superhuman Docs) questions and answers
What is Coda?
Coda is a collaborative document platform where a doc can include text, tables, formulas, automations and integrations called Packs. Teams use it for wikis, trackers and internal tools. It was renamed Superhuman Docs in July 2026.
Is Coda now Superhuman Docs?
Yes. Superhuman's help centre states that on 8 July 2026 Coda became Superhuman Docs, joining Grammarly, Mail and Go in the Superhuman suite. Existing docs carry over, and the old coda.io pricing page redirects to Superhuman.
How much does Coda cost?
After the rename, independent guides report Pro at $12 and Business at $33 per Doc Maker per month on annual billing, or about $15 and $40 monthly. Free is $0 and Enterprise is custom. Confirm on superhuman.com.
What is a Doc Maker in Coda?
A Doc Maker is someone who creates or structures docs. Superhuman states that only Doc Makers are billed, editors and viewers are free on every plan, and workspace admins also count as Doc Makers.
Is Coda free?
Yes, there is a Free plan, with reported limits such as 1 GB of attachments per doc. Upgrading a free workspace requires paying for only one Doc Maker.
Coda vs Notion: which is better?
Coda is stronger for docs that behave like apps, with formulas and automations, and charges only for Doc Makers. Notion is a broader general workspace with per-member pricing. See the Notion profile and the Notion vs Confluence comparison for context.
What are the main alternatives to Coda?
Notion, Confluence, Airtable and Miro are common alternatives, depending on whether you need a wiki, a database or a visual workspace.
What integrations does Coda (Superhuman Docs) support?
Documented integrations and ecosystem items include Packs (about 600 reported), Grammarly, Superhuman Go, Superhuman Mail (Business and above). API details: Not reviewed for this profile.
What are the limitations of Coda (Superhuman Docs)?
List prices rose with the rename: Pro moved from about $10 to $12 annually and the equivalent of Team from about $30 to $33. The Doc Maker versus editor distinction adds admin overhead, and workspace admins count as paid Doc Makers. The rename and move into the Superhuman suite means pricing pages, links and plan names have changed, and older articles quote outdated numbers.
Which platforms does Coda (Superhuman Docs) run on?
Coda (Superhuman Docs) is documented as available on: Web, Mobile apps.
When was the Coda (Superhuman Docs) profile last verified?
Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 17 Oct 2026. 6 sources are listed under Sources, and prices and plans can change, so confirm with the vendor.
Where this information comes from.
- Superhuman Docs billing and pricing basics Superhuman Official docs Accessed 17 Oct 2026 Source for the 8 July 2026 rename, the four plan names, Maker billing and the admin rule.
- Coda is now Superhuman Docs: what actually changed Breeze Third-party Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Coda Pricing in 2026: Plans, Doc Makers, and What Buyers Actually Pay Coworker Third-party Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Coda reviews and pricing Findstack Third-party Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- How much does Coda cost in 2026? Automation Atlas Third-party Accessed 17 Oct 2026 Reflects pre-rename pricing; used only for Packs count and legacy limits.
- Coda pricing and buyer data Vendr Third-party Accessed 17 Oct 2026
Further official pages: Superhuman Docs billing and pricing basics (external)
Secondary-source profile. Vendor pages were not reviewed directly for this profile. Facts and prices are corroborated across independent third-party sources and may differ from the vendor's current pages. Confirm with the vendor before buying.
The rename, plan names and Doc Maker billing come from Superhuman's own help centre. Prices come from independent guides captured after the July 2026 rename and were not checked on the vendor's plans page. Capabilities were not tested.
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