Microsoft Loop vs Superhuman Docs

Microsoft Loop

• Teams that already work in Microsoft 365, Teams and Outlook
• Agendas, task lists and notes that have to stay in sync across apps
• Personal projects on a free Microsoft account

Superhuman Docs

• Teams that want documents, trackers and lightweight internal tools in one doc
• Workspaces with a few builders and many editors, since editors are not billed
• Organizations already using Superhuman Mail, Go or Grammarly

Microsoft Loop

• Loop is not sold on its own: work use comes with a Microsoft 365 subscription that includes OneDrive or SharePoint storage.
• Microsoft's plans page names Loop only under Business Standard and Premium, while its Loop support page says any work account with that storage can create workspaces.
• Microsoft's support page says Loop does not currently support external sharing with guests or people outside the organization.
• Copilot in Loop needs a Microsoft 365 Copilot plan on work accounts and is not available with personal accounts, even on Microsoft 365 Personal or Family.

Superhuman Docs

• Formerly Coda: the product was renamed Superhuman Docs in July 2026, and existing Coda docs carried over automatically.
• The Free plan limits pages and objects in shared docs, keeps 7 days of version history and gives only trial access to Docs AI and MCP.
• Databases, unlimited automations, doc and page locking and Superhuman Mail start at Business, $33 per Doc Maker / month billed annually.
• On Pro, Grammarly is included with annual billing only. SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning are limited to Enterprise.

Microsoft Loop

Workspaces

Shared spaces that group the pages, links and files for a project, so a team can see what everyone is working on and track progress toward shared goals.

Pages

Flexible canvases that bring together components, links, tasks and data. A page can be shared across Microsoft 365 apps as a link or as an embedded component.

Loop components

Lists, tables and notes that stay in sync wherever they are shared, including Teams, Outlook, OneNote and Whiteboard. They are not supported with personal Microsoft accounts.

Page templates

Templates set up a page for project context, meeting notes or a team decision, and an insert menu adds components, mentions and dates inline.

Copilot in Loop

Helps a team co-create content and catch up on changes to a page. It requires a Microsoft 365 Copilot plan and a work or school account.

Suggested files for new workspaces

When a workspace is created, Loop searches for relevant files and documents and offers to add them.

Superhuman Docs

Docs with tables and views

Pages combine text with connected tables, views, formulas and buttons, so a single doc can hold a brief, a tracker and a dashboard that draw on the same data.

Docs AI

A built-in assistant that drafts pages and builds trackers, tables and dashboards from a prompt. In beta: paid plans get fair-use access and the Free plan a limited number of trials.

Connectors

More than 800 integrations sync data in both directions with tools such as Jira, Salesforce and Asana. Refresh is manual on Free, daily on Pro and hourly on Business and Enterprise.

Automations and forms

Automation quotas rise from low on Free to medium on Pro and unlimited on Business. Forms are unlimited on every plan; custom branding and conditional logic need Pro.

Docs MCP

A Model Context Protocol server lets ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor read from and write to docs. Free workspaces get limited trials; paid plans get fair-use access for Doc Makers.

Maker billing

Only Doc Makers, who create docs and manage folders, are billed. Editors, viewers and guest editors invited to individual docs are free on paid plans.

Microsoft Loop

• Personal Microsoft account$0

  Loop on the web, iOS and Android with workspaces and pages. No Copilot, and components cannot be used in Teams or Outlook.

• Business Basic (no Teams)$5.40

  per user / month, paid yearly ($7.00 with Teams)

  Web and mobile Office apps with OneDrive and SharePoint, the storage license Microsoft's Loop support page says the Loop app needs.

• Business Standard with Copilot$23.50

  per user / month, paid yearly ($20.30 without Teams)

  Desktop Office apps and Copilot. The lowest business plan whose listing names Loop and the ability to create shareable Loop workspaces.

• Business Premium with Copilot$32.00

  per user / month, paid yearly ($28.80 without Teams)

  Everything in Standard plus Intune device management, Defender threat protection and Purview data protection, for up to 300 users.

Superhuman Docs

• Free$0

  Collaborative docs, connected tables, views and forms, 1 GB of attachments per doc and 7-day version history. Docs AI and MCP are limited trials.

• Pro$12

  per Doc Maker / month, billed annually ($15 billed monthly)

  Unlimited doc size, Docs AI, MCP access, 30-day version history, hidden pages, custom domains and 5 GB of attachments per doc.

• Business$33

  per Doc Maker / month, billed annually ($40 billed monthly)

  Databases (beta), unlimited automations and version history, private team folders, doc and page locking, cross-doc actions and Superhuman Mail.

• EnterpriseCustom

  SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, AI admin controls, audit events, doc and folder governance and HIPAA compliance, still billed per Doc Maker.

Microsoft Loop

• Nonprofit

  Nonprofit grant and staff pricing

  Eligible nonprofits get Microsoft 365 Business Basic as a grant, free for up to 300 users, and Business Standard, which lists Loop, at $3.50 per user / month paid yearly.

Superhuman Docs

• Annual discount

  About 18% to 20% lower with annual billing

  Billed annually, Pro is $12 per Doc Maker a month instead of $15 and Business is $33 instead of $40. On Pro, annual billing also adds Grammarly.