Superhuman pricing, plans and what you get

Superhuman Mail costs $25 per member a month on Starter and $33 on Business billed yearly, or $30 and $40 billed monthly, and Enterprise is priced by sales (Superhuman plans). The plans page lists no free Mail plan and names no free trial, and every plan bundles Mail with Grammarly, Docs and Go.

Prices as of November 2026, from Superhuman's own pages. Prices are in US dollars, before tax.

Superhuman plans at a glance

The plans page has a Monthly and an Annual switch, and marks Annual "17% off". Switched to Monthly, Starter is $30 and Business is $40 per member a month.

Plan	Billed yearly	Billed monthly	What it adds	Limits
Starter	$25 per member a month ($300 a year)	$30 a month	Mail, Grammarly, Docs and Go; Superhuman AI; team collaboration; calendar and scheduling	Up to 25 seats
Business	$33 per member a month ($396 a year)	$40 a month	Everything in Starter, plus Auto Drafts, Ask AI, Superhuman Mail MCP, Custom Auto Labels with AI, HubSpot and Salesforce, Recent Opens	Up to 25 seats
Enterprise	Contact sales	Contact sales	Everything in Business, plus Single Sign-On, an Admin Console, team analytics and a Customer Success Manager	Unlimited seats

The yearly totals are the monthly figure times twelve. All of the plan details come from the plans page.

Is there a free version of Superhuman?

No free Mail plan is listed. The plans page starts at Starter, and its buttons say "Get started" and "Contact sales", with no trial named.

Superhuman's Terms of Service (effective October 29, 2025) do mention a "Free Subscription". When you cancel a paid plan, your account "will be converted to a Free Subscription" at the end of the billing cycle. The terms do not say which Mail features a free account keeps. The same terms say Superhuman "may offer special promotional offers, plans, or trial subscriptions from time to time at our discretion". So a trial can exist, but it is an offer, not a listed plan.

Does Superhuman have a student or education discount?

Superhuman's own pages show no student price. The Education page sells to schools and universities, and its only call is "Contact sales". The plans page has no student or nonprofit plan.

Older news stories and coupon sites mention a student price. No Superhuman page we found states one today. If you are a student, ask Superhuman's Customer Care before you buy.

How do I cancel Superhuman, and can I get a refund?

You can cancel at any time, and the plan stays active until the end of the billing period you paid for. Refunds are not part of the standard terms.

• Cancel. The Terms of Service, section 8.8, say "You may cancel your Subscription at any time" and point to the help center. For help, email care@superhuman.com and say you want to cancel. After you cancel, your plan runs to the end of the billing cycle, then turns into a Free Subscription.
• Refunds. Section 8.10 is titled "No Refunds". It says payments "are non-refundable" and that Superhuman does "not provide refunds or credits for any partially used Subscription periods". The phrase "to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law" means that local consumer law can still apply where you live.
• Auto-renewal. The terms say a paid plan renews "for additional periods of the same duration" unless you cancel first. A yearly plan renews for another year.

Because there are no refunds, check the monthly price before you pick yearly billing. Yearly saves money only if you keep the app for the whole year.

Do Superhuman's AI features cost extra?

The plan price includes AI, but use can have limits. Section 4.2 of the terms says "you may have limits on your use of our generative AI features" and that you may need "to purchase additional capacity or units" to keep using them. Extra capacity you buy "will not be refunded" when the plan ends.

Which AI you get depends on the plan. Starter includes Superhuman AI. Auto Drafts, Ask AI and the Superhuman Mail MCP server, which lets an outside AI tool reach your mail, are on Business only (plans).

Why does Superhuman cost so much?

The price pays for four products, not one. Every plan "bundles Mail, Grammarly, Docs, and Go" (plans). If you already pay for Grammarly, part of the cost may overlap with what you have. If you want only an email app, you pay for the other three anyway.

The plans are also built for teams. Starter and Business have seat counts, team collaboration and unified admin and billing. The price is per member, so a team of five on Business pays $1,980 a year.

Is Superhuman worth it?

It depends on your accounts first, then on how much email you handle.

• Check your accounts. Superhuman "is only able to support Google or Microsoft 365-hosted accounts" (Superhuman help). An iCloud address or another IMAP account cannot go in, at any price.
• Check the plan you need. If you want Auto Drafts, Ask AI or MCP, you need Business at $396 a year per person, not Starter.
• Check the bundle. If you will use Grammarly, Docs or Go too, the price covers more than mail.

It can make sense for a Gmail or Microsoft 365 user who spends hours a day in email and will use the AI on Business. For most people with personal accounts, a cheaper app does the same core job.

Alrighty and other apps that cost less than Superhuman

Each of these costs less than Starter, and some take accounts Superhuman can't. For a longer list, read Superhuman alternatives.

Alrighty. A mail app for Mac, Windows and Linux that puts iCloud, Gmail and Outlook accounts in one inbox. Price: a 14-day trial with no card, then a Free plan or Pro. Free has a small monthly AI allowance and no sorting into groups. Pro has both. It has one action, Stop mail, that unsubscribes you from a sender, archives their mail and keeps new mail from them out of your inbox. Search on your computer finds mail by meaning, so "when is my flight" finds the airline's confirmation. The AI you already use (Claude, ChatGPT's desktop app, Codex, Cursor or a local model) can read your mail and work in a window you watch, once you turn that on with Connect AI. Nothing sends until you click Send. Limits: it has no iPhone app and no calendar, and can't add Yahoo or other IMAP accounts. Its AI features send the emails they read through Alrighty's server to OpenAI and other model companies. See Alrighty vs Superhuman and the features.

Spark. A free plan with unlimited accounts, and paid plans from $10 a month or $99 a year for AI. See Spark pricing and Spark vs Superhuman.

Canary Mail. A free plan, then $36 or $100 a year, or a one-time price. See Canary Mail pricing.

Mimestream. A native Mac app for Gmail only, at $4.99 a month or $49.99 a year. See Mimestream pricing.

Apple Mail. Built into macOS, with no plan to buy. It takes "iCloud, Gmail (Google), Exchange, school, work, or other" accounts (Apple).

Questions

Can I pay for Superhuman monthly?

The plans page has a Monthly switch next to Annual, and it marks Annual "17% off". Billed monthly, Starter is $30 and Business is $40 per member a month, against $25 and $33 billed yearly (plans page).

Is Grammarly included with Superhuman?

Yes. Every Superhuman plan "bundles Mail, Grammarly, Docs, and Go" (plans). You can't buy Mail on its own from that page.

Can Superhuman change its price after I subscribe?

Yes, with notice. Section 8.6 of the terms says Superhuman may change its fees but "will give you advance notice", and new fees apply from your next billing cycle.

Does Superhuman work with iCloud mail?

No. Superhuman supports Google and Microsoft 365 accounts only (Superhuman help). For iCloud on a Mac, Alrighty, Spark, Canary Mail and Apple Mail all take it.