Coda (Superhuman Docs)

Docs that mix text, relational tables and automations; now sold as Superhuman Docs.

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What you'd pay

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Solo

$12/mo

Team of 5

$60/mo

Per seat

PlanMonthlyAnnual, per monthUnitIncluded

FreeMonthly: $0Annual, per month: $0per workspace

· Collaborative docs and connected tables
· Formulas and limited automations
· 36+ integrations
· 7-day version history

ProMonthly: $15Annual, per month: $12per Doc Maker (editors and viewers free)

· Unlimited doc size
· Docs AI writing and editing
· AI trackers
· Grammarly included on annual billing

BusinessMonthly: $40Annual, per month: $33per Doc Maker (editors and viewers free)

· Databases (beta)
· Unlimited automations
· Unlimited version history
· Private folders

EnterpriseMonthly: —Annual, per month: —per Doc Maker, contact sales

· SSO and SCIM
· AI admin controls
· Audit events
· HIPAA compliance

External ratings

verified Nov 2026

4.6 / 5

(493 reviews)

Capterra

4.6 / 5

(98 reviews)

Trustpilot

3.6 / 5

(6 reviews)

Our scores

Value3/5

Ease of use3/5

Depth5/5

Support4/5

Automation 5/5Client work 3/5

What it is

Coda combines documents, spreadsheet-style tables, buttons and automations so teams can build their own trackers and lightweight internal tools in one doc. On 8 July 2026 it was rebranded Superhuman Docs after the Grammarly/Superhuman merger, list prices rose (Pro $12 and Business $33 per Doc Maker per month, billed annually) and only people who create docs pay; editors and viewers are free. The formula language and doc design take real effort to learn, and very large docs with many tables can lag.

Standout capability

Relational tables with buttons, formulas and automations inside a document, so a doc can act as a small app.

Best for

Ops and product teams building trackersNo-code internal toolsTeams replacing spreadsheets plus docs

Connected tables with views, forms and formulas
Automations and buttons
Docs AI and MCP access
Packs for Jira, Slack, Google and more

Community sentiment

What people praise

Long-term users like that one Coda doc can replace several separate tools, that automations and buttons save hours once set up, and that non-developers can build working internal tools.

What people complain about

The recurring complaints are a steep learning curve that needs a team champion, unhelpful formula error messages, lag in very large docs, a weak mobile editing experience and costs that climb once most members need maker access.

Source

Geo & compliance

Local-currency pricing: No
Regional pricing: Only Doc Makers (people who create docs) are billed; editors and viewers are free, so a five-person team with one maker would pay $12/mo on Pro. Team-of-five figure assumes five makers. Prices taken from third-party captures of superhuman.com/plans/docs (28 Oct 2026) because the vendor page renders client-side.
EU data hosting: Unknown
DPA available: Yes