Available plans
Huddlekit has three plans — Free, Pro, and Team. Every plan includes unlimited guests, so anyone with a share link can leave feedback without using a seat. For the full side-by-side comparison, see the Pricing page.
Free
Best for trying Huddlekit or the occasional review:
- 1 project
- Up to 3 workspace members
- 100 MB storage
Pro — $19/mo (or $190/year)
Best for solo creators and small teams working across several projects:
- Unlimited projects
- Up to 3 workspace members
- 5 GB storage
- Custom tags, folders, custom breakpoints, and canvas view
- MCP — connect Claude, Claude Code, or Cursor to the workspace
- Larger file uploads and comment attachments
Team — $39/mo (or $390/year)
Best for growing teams and agencies that collaborate often:
- Everything in Pro, including MCP
- Up to 15 workspace members
- 50 GB storage
- Integrations — Linear, ClickUp, Notion, Asana, Trello, Slack, Zapier, and outgoing webhooks
- API access with workspace API keys
- The largest file uploads and comment attachments
File size limits
The largest single file you can upload — as a media project or as a comment attachment — depends on your plan:
| Plan | Images and PDFs | Video | Workspace storage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 2 MB | 10 MB | 100 MB |
| Pro | 50 MB | 500 MB | 5 GB |
| Team | 250 MB | 2 GB | 50 GB |
Attachments added through the web app widget on your own site are limited to 10 MB each. Huddlekit tells you the maximum for your plan if you try to upload something larger. Storage is shared across every project and attachment in the workspace, and you can see what you have used on the Billing page.
How billing works
- Plans are per workspace, not per seat. The price covers the whole workspace up to its included number of members — a Team workspace is $39/mo whether it has 4 people in it or 15. Guests on share links are always unlimited and never count as members.
- Plans are billed monthly or yearly through Stripe. Yearly billing saves you the equivalent of about 2 months compared with paying monthly.
- Your billing cycle starts on the day you subscribe.
- On monthly billing you can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time. A yearly plan can only be upgraded mid-term. To downgrade or switch to monthly, cancel and resubscribe once the yearly period ends.
- All project types — websites, documents, and web apps — count toward the same workspace.
Changing your plan
- Open Billing in your workspace.
- Compare the plans and choose the one you want, or click Manage billing to manage an existing subscription.
- Checkout and plan changes are handled securely through Stripe, where you can also update your payment details and view invoices.
Plan changes take effect straight away. When you upgrade, you're charged a prorated amount for the rest of your current billing cycle. When you downgrade, the unused part of your old plan becomes a prorated credit that Stripe applies to your next invoices.
Cancelling your plan
To cancel, open Billing and click Manage billing to open the Stripe portal, where you can cancel your subscription.
Your plan stays active until the end of your current billing cycle. After that, your workspace moves to the Free plan, but your data is preserved.
What happens after a downgrade or cancellation
Your existing data — projects, comments, and files — is never deleted. Once you're on a smaller plan, you simply can't exceed that plan's limits going forward (for example, adding members beyond the included seats, or uploading files above the plan's size limit).
If the workspace has more members than the new plan includes, the extra members are paused. Huddlekit keeps the owner first, then admins, then the longest-standing members, and pauses the rest. Paused members show as Inactive on the Members page and cannot open the workspace until they get a seat back, but nothing they wrote is removed. Upgrading again gives them their seats back automatically.
Paid features stop rather than disappear. Existing tags and folders stay usable, you just can't create new ones; MCP connections stop answering until the workspace is on a paid plan again, and nothing about them is deleted. Upgrading picks everything back up where it left off.
Who can manage billing
Every member can open the Billing page to see the plan and usage. Only the workspace owner can change the plan or open Manage billing.
Storage usage
Your storage is shared across every project in your workspace. You can see your current usage and your plan's storage limit on the Billing page.