Superhuman pricing

Superhuman Mail has two self-serve plans. Starter costs $30 a person a month, or $25 a month billed yearly. Business costs $40, or $33 billed yearly, and adds Auto Drafts, Ask AI, and CRM integrations. Enterprise is priced by sales. There is no free Mail plan, but Superhuman offers a free first month.

Superhuman Mail plans

Superhuman Mail plans
PlanMonthly billingYearly billing, per monthAdds
Starter$30$25Superhuman AI, team collaboration, calendar and scheduling
Business$40$33Auto Drafts, Ask AI, Mail MCP, custom auto labels, CRM integrations
EnterpriseContact salesContact salesSSO, admin controls, team analytics, priority support

Prices are per person. Business has 15% off for teams of 5 or more on yearly billing. Each plan includes everything in the plan before it.

Prices checked 2026-10-21. Sources: Superhuman pricing.

Free plan and free trial

Superhuman has no free Mail plan. Its pricing page can show a $0 first month through a referral offer, after which the list price applies, and its ads offer a free first month.

Superhuman also sells a suite with Grammarly, Superhuman Docs, and Superhuman Go. Third-party reports list a free suite plan and a Pro suite plan at $15 a month, or $12 billed yearly, that do not include Mail. The suite’s Business plan, at $40 or $33, includes Mail. These suite prices were captured on 2026-06-08 and were not checked on Superhuman’s own page.

Suite prices: Inbox Zero report, UsagePricing report.

How Flick's price compares

Flick and Superhuman prices
PlanMonthly billingYearly billing, per monthFree plan
Flick (Labs Ultra)$30$20No
Superhuman Starter$30$25No
Superhuman Business$40$33No

Flick is part of Labs Ultra, which also includes Clak Pro and Zoomer Pro. It is free for 14 days from your first sign-in, with no card, and has no free plan after the trial. Flick works with Gmail only, on Mac, and has no AI. Superhuman’s price includes AI and Outlook support.

Prices checked 2026-10-21. Sources: Superhuman pricing.

When Superhuman is the better choice

  • You use Outlook or Microsoft 365. Superhuman works with Gmail and Outlook; Flick works with Gmail only.
  • You work on Windows or Android, or want the full app in a browser. Superhuman runs on Mac, Windows, the web, iPhone, and Android. Flick runs on Mac, with an iPhone and iPad beta and a browser version without reminders, scheduled send, undo send, or open tracking.
  • You want AI to sort, draft, and answer mail for you. Superhuman includes Superhuman AI on every plan, and Auto Drafts and Ask AI on Business. Flick has no AI.
  • Your team shares and comments on emails. Superhuman lets a team share and comment on emails. Flick has no team features.

Questions

How much does Superhuman cost per month?

Starter is $30 a person a month, or $25 a month billed yearly. Business is $40 a person a month, or $33 a month billed yearly. Enterprise is priced by Superhuman's sales team.

Is Superhuman free?

No. Superhuman has no free Mail plan. A referral offer can make the first month $0, and then the list price applies. Third-party reports list a free plan for the Superhuman suite, but it does not include Mail.

Does Superhuman have a free trial?

Superhuman offers a free first month, in its ads and through referral offers on its pricing page. After that, Starter is $30 a person a month, or $25 billed yearly.

Which Superhuman plan has Auto Drafts?

Business and Enterprise. Starter includes Superhuman AI, but Auto Drafts and Ask AI start at Business, at $40 a person a month or $33 billed yearly.

Is yearly billing cheaper?

Yes. Billed yearly, Starter drops from $30 to $25 a month and Business from $40 to $33 a month. Business also has 15% off for teams of 5 or more on yearly billing.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Superhuman?

Flick, a keyboard-first Gmail app for Mac with no AI, is $30 a month or $240 a year after a 14-day free trial. Mimestream is $49.99 a year, Spark Plus is $99 a year, and Spark, Canary Mail, and Shortwave have free plans.

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Every Flick feature is free for 14 days from your first sign-in, with no card.

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