How much does Rows cost in 2026?
Quick Answer: Rows has been discontinued as a standalone product. It was acquired by Superhuman (announced February 22, 2026), and Rows.com wound down on May 31, 2026, with customers migrating to Coda under the Superhuman suite. For historical reference, its final published tiers were Free ($0, per workspace), Plus at $8/user/month ($6 annual), Pro at $79/month per workspace plus $8/user, and Enterprise (custom), with AI usage metered as "AI Tasks" (Free 5, Plus 200, Pro 1,000 per month). These prices are no longer actionable for new customers — teams needing a Rows-style live-data spreadsheet should evaluate Coda, Equals, or Coefficient.
Rows has joined Superhuman (product wound down)
Rows is no longer available as a standalone product. It was acquired by Superhuman (announced February 22, 2026), and Rows.com wound down on May 31, 2026, with customers migrating to Coda under the Superhuman suite. The pricing page now shows a "Rows has joined Superhuman" banner, so the figures below are historical and not actionable for new customers.
Historical pricing (final published tiers)
| Plan | Price | AI Tasks/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 (per workspace) | 5 |
| Plus | $8/user/month ($6 annual) | 200 |
| Pro | $79/month workspace base + $8/user ($59 + $6 annual) | 1,000 |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited |
Rows priced per workspace (unusual in the spreadsheet category), with AI usage metered as AI Tasks rather than credits. Note the earlier widely-cited "$59 Plus / $119 Pro" figures were inaccurate — the final page showed Plus at $8/user and Pro as a $79 workspace base plus $8/user.
Alternatives (for teams that used Rows)
| Tool | Entry | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Coda | Free / $10 Doc Maker (annual) | Official migration target |
| Equals | ~$99/month + per-user | Live-data spreadsheet |
| Coefficient | Free / $49 Starter | Sheets/Excel data connector |
| Google Sheets + Apps Script | Free | DIY |
Superhuman directs former Rows customers to Coda; teams wanting a Rows-style live-data-in-a-spreadsheet experience should evaluate Coda, Equals, or Coefficient.
Editor's Note: Rows was a genuinely nice per-workspace live-data spreadsheet, and we had recommended it for small ops teams that wanted connectors without per-seat cost. Re-checked July 2026: it has been acquired by Superhuman and the standalone product wound down on May 31, 2026 (customers migrating to Coda) — so it is effectively discontinued, its published prices are historical, and any team evaluating a Rows-style tool today should look at Coda (the official migration path), Equals, or Coefficient instead. We have flagged this for a status review of the tool entry. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen