Collaborative docs and knowledge workspace with flexible internal information management.
Free plan plus per-Doc Maker paid tiers; Enterprise is quote-only.
Public pricing is shown in both annual and monthly cadences for Pro and Business, with annual pricing presented as the standard public rate and monthly pricing listed alongside it. Coda says billing is based on the number of Doc Makers in a workspace, not all users, and that new paid users are prorated for the remainder of the billing cycle. The pricing page also says you are billed up front for all users when you sign up or renew, that annual-plan membership changes are charged monthly with prorations, and that Enterprise is handled by contacting Sales.
Plans and features table shows limited access for pages and objects, Docs AI assistant, AI views and pages, and MCP; automations are listed as low quota, attachments as 1GB per doc, connectors as manual refresh, and version history as 7 days.
Pages and objects are unlimited; attachments are 5GB per doc; automations are medium quota; connectors refresh daily; forms support custom branding; cross-doc tables are included.
Pages and objects are unlimited; attachments are unlimited; connectors refresh hourly; forms support custom branding; cross-doc tables and actions are included.
Enterprise includes everything in Business, with HIPAA, FERPA, legal hold, and e-discovery listed as contact-sales items; BYOK is marked coming soon.
The plans table lists Grammarly Go as an included product, with the note that it is included on annual plans and costs $15 per Maker per month on monthly billing.
Docs AI is shown as available during beta for Doc Makers, while the Free plan gets only a limited number of trials. The page does not publish a standalone list price for the beta AI feature.
MCP is listed as a limited trial on Free and unlimited on paid plans, but no separate public price is disclosed.
A small team wants to start with a free workspace and only pay when they need paid creators.
Expected cost$0 until they move to Pro or Business.A team wants collaborative docs with AI features and custom domains, but no enterprise controls.
Expected cost€12 per Doc Maker/month billed annually or €15 per Doc Maker/month billed monthly on Pro.An operations or product team needs unlimited automations, private folders, and unlimited version history.
Expected cost€33 per Doc Maker/month billed annually or €40 per Doc Maker/month billed monthly on Business.A regulated enterprise needs SSO, SCIM provisioning, and governance controls.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote-only.Coda says it charges for the people who create docs and pages, not for everyone in the workspace. Editors and viewers are free, and guest editors are also free. This is meant to reduce the cost pressure that comes with per-seat pricing.
Yes. Coda publicly lists a Free plan and shows a $0 price point. The Free plan includes collaborative docs, connected tables, views and forms, formulas and automations, plus limited trials for Docs AI and MCP.
The pricing page states that signups and renewals are billed up front for all users in the workspace. It also says that new paid users added mid-cycle are prorated for the remainder of the billing cycle. For annual plans, additional membership changes are charged monthly with prorations applied for the remainder of the billing year.
No. Enterprise is listed as Custom and the page routes buyers to Contact Sales. The public page exposes included security and compliance capabilities, but it does not publish a dollar amount for Enterprise. Buyers with regulated requirements should expect a sales-led quote.
