Remote teams need a flexible, all‑in‑one workspace. Coda delivers docs that act like apps, letting teams plan, track, and collaborate without switching tools. In 2026 the platform offers four main plans. This guide compares them, shows real‑world pricing, and tells you which plan fits different remote‑team sizes.
The Free tier is meant for pilots and freelancers. It includes:
Best for teams of 1‑3 people who need a sandbox. The main downside is the low automation limit, which can stall regular reporting.
Cost: $10 per user / month (billed annually)
Ideal for remote teams of 4‑10 members. It gives enough automation for weekly sprint reviews. The only drawback is no SSO, so managing logins can be tedious.
Cost: $20 per user / month (billed annually)
Best for remote groups of 11‑25 people that run regular dashboards. The extra automations let you pull data from multiple sources daily. The plan starts to feel pricey after 20 users.
Cost: $30 per user / month (minimum 25 seats)
Designed for distributed enterprises with 25+ remote employees. The security and admin controls meet corporate compliance. The main downside is the high entry cost and the need for an admin to configure SSO.
| Feature | Free | Starter | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per user | $0 | $10/mo | $20/mo | $30/mo (min 25) |
| Docs limit | 50 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Packs included | 2 | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Automation runs/mo | 5 | 100 | 1,000 | Unlimited |
| Version history | 7 days | 30 days | 1 year | Unlimited |
| SSO / SAML | No | No | No | Yes |
| Support level | Community | Priority email & chat | Dedicated manager | |
| Best for | Trials & freelancers | Teams 4‑10 | Teams 11‑25 | Teams 25+ |
| Key downside | Low automation | No SSO | Cost climbs >20 users | High minimum spend |
The Starter plan is ideal for teams under 10 people. It balances cost and features, giving unlimited docs and enough automation for weekly reporting.
Coda integrates with Slack but does not replace it. Use Coda for structured docs, databases, and automations, while keeping Slack for real‑time chat.
Yes. The Free tier allows up to 50 docs, 2 packs, and 5 automation runs per month. It’s good for testing but limited for scaling.
Coda provides SOC 2 Type II compliance, encryption at rest and in transit, and SSO/SAML for Enterprise customers.
Enterprise costs $30 per user per month with a 25‑seat minimum and requires an admin to set up SSO, which can add complexity.
Choosing the right Coda plan depends on team size, automation needs, and security requirements. Small groups can start free or with Starter, while growing teams benefit from Pro’s unlimited packs. Large enterprises should weigh the security advantages of Enterprise against the higher price.