Our take: Good for teams that want docs, tables and buttons in one app-like workspace, but Coda became Superhuman Docs in July 2026 and pricing now centers on the Superhuman bundle.
- Renamed Superhuman Docs (Jul 2026)
- Editors and viewers free
- Free: 1,000 rows per shared doc
- Not tested by us yet
- ? China access — not tested yet
Checked before sign-up
Checked 28 Sep 2026 · from official pricing and help pages · not tested hands-on yet
Your data: Docs and attachments are stored in Superhuman’s (formerly Coda’s) cloud. On the Free plan, shared docs get 1 GB of media with a 10 MB per-file cap.
Data sheet
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| Rebrand | Coda became Superhuman Docs on July 8, 2026 Official |
|---|---|
| Billing model | Only Doc Makers are billed; editors and viewers are free Official |
| Free limits (shared docs) | 50 objects, 1,000 table rows, 1 GB media (10 MB per file) Official |
| Free limits (personal docs) | No object or row limits while unshared Official |
| Paid price | Superhuman Pro US$12/member/month billed annually, US$15 monthly (bundle) Official |
| Docs-only price | Not confirmed Not tested |
| Access from China | — Not tested |
When to use it
Pick it when you want a team wiki where meeting notes, roadmaps and checklists are linked through tables and buttons.
Before you use it
Shared docs over the Free limits get a 14-day grace period and then turn read-only, so check your row count first.
How to use it
- Create an account at coda.io
- Start from a template or blank doc and add pages and tables
- Invite teammates as editors to collaborate
Alternatives
📅 See this change alongside others in Free online tools: what changed recently.
Checked 28 Sep 2026 · compiled from official information, not yet tested by us. Found something outdated? Tell us. · Superhuman Docs billing and pricing basics (official)