Is Coda free?
Yes, Coda has a free plan with unlimited editors and viewers, and only charges per Doc Maker on paid plans. Free docs have size, automation, and version history limits.
How is Coda different from Notion?
Coda goes further on structured data—its tables behave like a real database with formulas, cross-doc syncing, and buttons that trigger actions. Notion is generally simpler for pure note-taking, while Coda is better for teams building lightweight apps and trackers.
Does Coda have AI features?
Yes. Coda AI offers chat, an AI assistant for writing and summarizing, and AI columns that auto-generate content from table data. AI is typically billed as a separate add-on.
What integrations does Coda support?
Coda offers 600+ integrations called Packs, including Slack, Jira, Figma, Google Calendar, Salesforce, HubSpot, and GitHub. You can also build custom Packs using their Pack Studio.
How much does Coda cost per user?
Pro starts at $10/month per Doc Maker and Team is $30/month per Doc Maker, billed annually. Editors and viewers are free—only people creating docs need a paid seat.
Can Coda replace spreadsheets and project trackers?
Yes—Coda's tables, views, and formulas are designed to replace Airtable-style trackers and ad-hoc spreadsheets while keeping the doc-style writing surface. Many teams use it for OKRs, CRMs, roadmaps, and team hubs.
Does Coda work offline or on mobile?
Coda offers iOS and Android apps for mobile access. Offline support is limited—Coda is primarily a cloud-based, web-first product.
Is Coda secure enough for enterprise?
Coda offers an Enterprise plan with SSO, SCIM, audit logs, and advanced admin controls, and reports usage by 80% of the Fortune 100. Pricing is custom via sales.