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Team vs individual — what you actually get

For if LIFE turns on a Team workspace. What a Team seat buys vs an individual Pro/Max plan — verified against the live pricing docs.

Generated 30 Jun 2026Verified mid-2026Beta — terms shifting
Capacity

Personal usage per plan

Pro$20/mo
Team · Standard$25/seat
1.25×
Max (5×)$100/mo
Team · Premium$100/seat
6.25×
Max (20×)$200/mo
20×
IndividualTeam seat

The headline: Team seats are not a usage upgrade. A $200 Max (20×) dwarfs a $100 Team Premium seat (6.25×). Team is a governance & collaboration upgrade, not capacity. (Team usage is quoted per-session/weekly, Max overall — units differ, but the gap is real.)

At a glance

Side by side

ProMaxTeam · StandardTeam · Premium
Price$20/mo
$17 annual
from $100/mo (5×)
$200/mo (20×)
$25/seat/mo
$20 annual
$125/seat/mo
$100 annual
Personal usagebaseline5× or 20× Pro1.25× Pro / session6.25× Pro / session
Claude CodeYesYesYesYes
Claude Tag (@Claude in Slack)No · uses Claude Code in SlackNo · sameYesYes
Admin / org controlsSSO, RBAC, audit logs, SCIM, central billing, spend controls, analyticssame
Collaborationshared projects, enterprise search (Slack / M365 / Drive / Gmail / GitHub)same
Usage beyond includedhard caphard capusage credits → API ratessame
Minimum seats55 (mix & match)

Enterprise (self-serve): $20/seat for access + all usage at API rates, plus compliance — Compliance API, custom retention, IP allowlist, HIPAA-ready. Sales-assisted = custom terms.

The signal

What actually matters

1Team is a governance upgrade, not a usage one

A $100 Premium seat ≈ 6.25× Pro; a $25 Standard seat barely beats Pro (1.25×). A $200 Max gives 20×. Nobody goes Team for more coding capacity — they go for the org layer.

Intuition: Max is a bigger fuel tank for you. Team is a fleet-management system — shared depots, fuel cards, spend caps, who-can-drive-what. Want to drive a lot? Max wins. Running an org? Team.

2What LIFE gains by going Team

Claude Tag (org @Claude in Slack) + the whole admin layer: central billing, SSO, audit logs, SCIM, spend controls, usage analytics, shared projects, enterprise search across the team's Slack / Drive / Gmail / GitHub. Org control + shared context — that's the reason, not raw usage.

3Billing flips from flat to metered

Individual Pro/Max = flat subscription with a hard rate-limit cap (no surprise bill). Team = per-seat subscription with included usage, then usage credits at API rates once exhausted (Enterprise self-serve is API-rate from the start). The org takes on consumption risk — hence the spend controls.

Bottom line

What it means in practice