ClickUp pricing page drops $7 Unlimited plan text and lists a Core plan
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ClickUp's pricing page no longer shows the Unlimited plan and its $7 yearly price, and now lists a plan named Core. The free plan adds a Brain² trial with 500 credits per workspace. The page was redesigned, and only part of the change is shown. The home page now features Super Agents and building custom agents.
Pricing
PricingWhat changed
- The Unlimited plan name, its yearly price label and the $7 price were removed from the page.
- A plan named Core was added, shown just above a $9 price.
- The Free Forever plan now lists a ClickUp Brain² trial with 500 credits per workspace.
From the page
- AddedFree ForeverGet StartedClickUp Brain² Trial
- AddedGet Started500 credits / workspace
- Removed24/7 Support1 Form
UnlimitedGet started - Removed24/7 Support1 Form
unlimited yearly price:Get started - Removed24/7 Support1 Form
$7Get started - Added1 Formand much more...Core$9
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What it could mean
A move from a $7 Unlimited tier to a Core tier could change the entry paid price that rivals are compared against. Bundling AI credits into the free plan may raise expectations for AI access at no cost in project tools.
Home page
ProductWhat changed
- A section titled A new era of humans, with Super Agents was added, with a Build your own agent link.
- New copy says The best AI is your AI, and a line naming Brain² and Artifacts² was removed.
- A section titled Available Everywhere was added, listing macOS.
From the page
- AddedInboxTeamsA new era of humans, with Super Agents
- AddedInboxTeamsBuild your own agent
- AddedThe best AI is your AI
- RemovedInboxTeams
Brain² knows the work. Artifacts² builds what used to be impossible. - AddedAVAILABLE EVERYWHERE
- AddedMACOS
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What it could mean
The home page now puts custom agents ahead of the named Brain² product, which may signal a wider push on AI agents. Competing work management tools could face more direct comparisons on agent building and app availability.