• Free plan with limited document size and limited integrations (called "packs" in Coda)
• Pro - $10/month per doc maker, free editors/viewers
• Team - $30/month per doc maker, free editors/viewers
• Enterprise – Details on request

• Free trial, but no free version
• $12/month - $40/month for custom domains and additional features such as e-commerce and subscriptions

• Bring structured and unstructured data together in one web page.
• Lots of templates
• Bring in data from popular apps like Gmail, Github, Slack, etc
• Build automations between apps (for example, send a Slack message when you receive an email)
• Can replace both simple Google docs as well as more complex internal processes

• Easy to create beautiful designs
• Can build multi-page websites
• Responsive design
• E-commerce functionality, but more limited than Shopify or Webflow
• Lots of templates

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• Can't publish as a website or app without Coda branding

• Don’t have full control over design
• No CMS, can’t automatically create pages or dynamically insert content the way that Webflow does.

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• App-like, published webpages with varying levels of interactivity and a sleek interface
• Customized workflows for everything from a design sprint to a CRM
• A database or wiki to house team knowledge, pulling information from other docs or other tools (e.g. Jira)
• Automations like sharing team notes to Gmail or sending time-based Slack reminders to teammate

• Business websites
• Landing pages
• Custom blogs
• E-commerce sites

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• A standalone app that can be published to an app store
• A published app or website without Coda branding
  

• Websites with a CMS that dynamically creates pages (check out Webflow)
• Websites with full control over the design (check out Webflow)
• Web apps with complex logic (check out Glide or Bubble)

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