ClickUp lists a $7 Unlimited plan and recenters its home page on Brain² AI
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ClickUp redesigned its pricing page, and only part of the change is shown. The captured part lists an Unlimited plan at $7 per user per month billed yearly, removes a Core label and drops AI trial and credit lines from the free plan section. The home page now leads with Brain², Artifacts² and Super Agents copy.
Pricing
PricingWhat changed
- An Unlimited plan now appears at $7 per user per month, billed yearly.
- A Core plan label was removed from a line shown just above a $9 price.
- The free plan section no longer shows the ClickUp Brain² trial line or the 500 credits per workspace line.
From the page
- RemovedFree ForeverGet Started
ClickUp Brain² Trial - RemovedGet Started
500 credits / workspace - Added24/7 Support1 FormUnlimitedGet started
- Added24/7 Support1 Form$7Get started
- Added1 FormPer user/month, billed yearlyGet started
- Removed1 Formand much more...
Core$9
Exact text from clickup.com/pricing, captured .
What it could mean
A $7 Unlimited tier could become the visible entry price for paid seats that rivals may be compared against. Removing the AI trial and credit lines from the free plan section may make AI features less visible to free users, though only part of the change is shown.
Home page
ProductWhat changed
- A new headline describes ClickUp AI as designed to be an unfair advantage.
- New copy names Brain² and Artifacts², and says Super Agents keep working when the user stops.
- A Brain² section was added, saying it knows the user's work before being asked and remembers the backstory of tasks and decisions.
From the page
- AddedInboxTeamsAI designed to be your
- AddedInboxTeamsunfair advantage
- AddedInboxTeamsBrain² knows the work. Artifacts² builds what used to be impossible.
- AddedTeamsSuper Agents keep going when you stop.
- AddedIt knows your work before you ask
- AddedEvery task, decision, and “quick update” lives in ClickUp. Brain² remembers the backstory, learns how you work, and pulls in anything else it needs.
Exact text from clickup.com, captured .
What it could mean
ClickUp now leads its home page with named AI products, Brain² and Artifacts², which could raise expectations for how competitors present AI in work management. The focus on AI that remembers work context may put more attention on built-in AI memory as a point of comparison.
