Claude Team plan pricing and Claude Team pricing per seat for Standard and Premium

Claude Team costs $20 per Standard seat per month on annual billing or $25 month to month, and $100 per Premium seat per month on annual billing or $125 month to month. Anthropic says the prices are for US customers and exclude tax.

Annual plans are charged up front. Anthropic's own billing example is 10 Standard seats at "$2,400 ($20 × 10 seats × 12 months)". Monthly billing costs 25 percent more on Standard and on Premium, and it is the only way to keep the option of shrinking the team quickly, because seat reductions on an annual plan only take effect at renewal and carry no prorated refund. Team is paid by card. Anthropic does not offer ACH or invoicing on Team; those arrive with sales-assisted Enterprise.

The difference is usage. A Standard seat gets 1.25 times the Pro plan's per-session usage allowance and a Premium seat gets 6.25 times, five times as much, for five times the price. Both seats include Claude Code and Cowork, both are subject to a weekly cap, and limits apply to each member separately, so one heavy user cannot drain a shared pool.

The other practical difference is Fable, Anthropic's top model. Premium seats can spend up to half of their weekly usage limits on Fable at no extra cost. Standard seats can only run Fable on paid extra usage. Owners can mix seat types in one team and upgrade a person from Standard to Premium at any time; the upgrade is prorated and charged immediately. In practice most teams buy Standard for everyone and Premium for the handful of engineers or analysts who hit limits every week.

On Standard seats billed annually, Claude Team costs $2,400 a year for 10 people, $12,000 for 50 and $36,000 for 150, the largest team the plan allows. Monthly billing and Premium seats scale the same way.

A realistic mixed team looks different. Fifty people with 40 Standard and 10 Premium seats on annual billing pay $9,600 plus $12,000, so $21,600 a year before any extra usage. That Premium line is where most of the budget goes, which is why it is worth checking who actually hits limits before upgrading anyone.

Extra usage lets people keep working after their seat's limit, and it is billed at standard API pricing rates. Owners prepay credits, can turn on auto-reload, and set monthly spend limits for the whole organization and for each person.

When a spend limit is reached, Anthropic says users "won't be able to use Claude, Cowork, or Claude Code again until the next billing period, or until your limits are adjusted." Set the organization limit too low and the whole team stops at once, so most owners set a generous organization cap and tighter individual ones. Anthropic also sells discounted prepaid bundles: $45 for $50 of usage, $200 for $250 and $700 for $1,000, with Team owners able to buy up to $3,000 of discounted bundles a month. If your team will use extra usage every month, the largest bundle cuts that line by 30 percent.

Team includes single sign-on, domain verification, just-in-time provisioning, usage analytics, connector controls, spend controls and central billing. It does not include SCIM, audit logs, the Compliance API, custom data retention, role-based access or a HIPAA offering. Anthropic's help center states plainly that "SCIM is not available for Team plans." Those controls are Enterprise features.

Two help articles disagree on the edges: one lists domain capture and role-based permissions for Team, while the current feature table on claude.com/pricing marks them Enterprise only. We followed the pricing table. Before you buy for a regulated workload, ask Anthropic which is current, and note that moving from Team to Enterprise is described as not reversible. The full Enterprise comparison, including the 20 and 50 seat minimums and usage billed on every token, is on our Claude Enterprise pricing page.

Claude Team has been repriced three times since mid 2025. It started as one $25 seat, added a $150 Premium seat, and was cut to today's $20 and $100 on January 28, 2026. If a page quotes $25, $30 or $150, it was written against an old version of the plan.

Archive captures are from the Internet Archive copies of claude.com/pricing. Anthropic has not announced a further change.

Partly. Team includes connectors for Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Microsoft 365 and Slack, and an owner can enable them for the organization, but Anthropic notes that "each person still needs to authenticate individually." Each person's Claude reaches only the apps that person connected, and searches run live against those apps rather than against a company index.

That works well for one person asking about their own files. It is weaker when the question is company-wide, such as which version of a policy is current or what a customer was promised, because the answer depends on which apps the person asking happened to connect, and searches against large sources can come back incomplete. We go through Anthropic's search project in detail on Claude Ask Your Org.

Claude Team is worth $20 a seat for a team that will use Claude every day for writing, analysis and code. It is a weaker buy if the main reason is helping everyone find answers in company documents, because that job needs every source connected for every person and answers checked against each person's permissions.

That second job is what InSearch does. It connects Drive, Slack, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Gmail and Salesforce once, answers in plain language with citations to the source, and scopes every answer to what the person asking can already open. It costs $20 per user per month billed annually on Team, $32 on Business with SSO and the Confluence, Jira and Salesforce connectors, and $49 on Scale with audit logging, from three seats, by card. Many teams run both: Claude for the people who write and build, and InSearch for everyone who needs to find things. See InSearch plans or try the demo on your own questions.