Superblocks Teams starts at $125 per month on monthly billing, or $100 per month billed annually ($1,200 a year). It includes 100 monthly Governed Agent Units, one hosted app, and support for up to 15 builders, with unlimited end users. Additional hosted apps, more GAUs, and Enterprise requirements change the total; the current public model is not a simple end-user seat calculation.
Checked September 25, 2026. USD unless stated otherwise. Examples exclude taxes, temporary promotions, and separately purchased services.
Superblocks pricing at a glance
| Plan or component | Monthly billing | Annual billing | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teams base | $125/month | $100/month equivalent; $1,200/year | 100 GAUs/month; one hosted app; up to 15 builders |
| Additional hosted apps | $10/app/month | Listed at $10/app/month; confirm invoice cadence | Apps beyond the included one |
| Extra 100-GAU pack | $125/month | $100/month on annual schedule | Additional organization-level usage |
| Enterprise | Custom quote | Custom quote | Governance, deployment, and contract requirements |
Sources: Superblocks pricing and self-serve billing documentation. The annual base commitment and add-on charges are shown separately because a monthly unit price does not establish every invoice term.
What each plan includes
Teams
Teams is the public starting point for building and hosting an internal app with Clark. It includes staging and production environments. Treat the included hosted app as a deployment allowance: planning several independently hosted tools can change the bill even if the team has only a few builders. The advertised 14-day trial is not a permanent free production tier.
Enterprise
Enterprise is a quote when the project requires capabilities such as VPC deployment, SSO, audit logs, source control, or custom hosting terms. Specify the actual deployment, builder count, app count, and AI workload. A public Teams price cannot establish the cost of an enterprise security configuration. Current plan comparison.
How Superblocks calculates your bill
For a monthly Teams subscription, use $125 + $10 × additional hosted apps + purchased GAU capacity, before tax and separate services. Builder count still has a plan limit, but Superblocks documents the GAU pool as organization-level rather than a per-builder charge. End users are unlimited in the public comparison.
GAUs measure AI and governance activity. Complex work can consume more than a small change, so one prompt is not a fixed-cost unit and one user is not one GAU. The documentation says GAUs reset monthly and describes both automatic refills and one-time purchases. If automatic refills are enabled, configure a monthly spending cap. How GAUs and refills work.
What does Superblocks cost for a team?
The following monthly-billing examples use illustrative workloads. Neither assumes that user count predicts GAU use. Both exclude Enterprise features and third-party charges.
| Input or result | One internal app | Five internal apps |
|---|---|---|
| Builders / end users | 3 / 20 | 5 / 50 |
| Hosted apps | 1 | 5 |
| Assumed GAUs needed per month | 80 | 180 |
| Base Teams subscription | $125 | $125 |
| Extra hosted apps | 0 × $10 = $0 | 4 × $10 = $40 |
| Extra GAU capacity | None; within included 100 | One 100-GAU pack: $125 |
| Known monthly total | $125 | $290 |
In the second case, $125 + $40 + $125 = $290. The extra GAU pack covers a pool of 200 when added to the included 100; it is not an 80-unit overage charged at an invented linear rate. If the five apps needed only 80 GAUs, the known monthly total would instead be $165. That $125 swing makes measured AI usage more useful than a headcount-only forecast.
For the first scenario with no add-ons, annual Teams costs $1,200 compared with $1,500 for 12 monthly payments. The $300 difference assumes the same scope for the full year. Obtain the full annual quote when apps or GAU packs are added, rather than assuming the month-to-month invoice and annual commitment are interchangeable.
Costs beyond the base plan
Check the number of hosted apps, GAU packs, refill settings, and services connected to your apps. Model-provider or infrastructure costs depend on the deployment and contract. Enterprise deployment also creates an operations question: who manages the infrastructure, monitoring, and support? Keep that project effort separate from Superblocks subscription charges.
The pricing page lists RBAC in its Enterprise summary while also showing an RBAC row in the plan comparison. Confirm the precise Teams permission scope before signing off on a security-sensitive app. The examples above do not assume Enterprise-grade access requirements are included in Teams.
Jet Admin vs Superblocks: cost and fit
For the displayed 50,000-credit selections, Jet Admin Pro costs $20 month to month or $16 per month with annual billing ($192 a year). Business costs $100 month to month or $80 per month annually ($960 a year). Business adds granular permissions, SSO, and audit logs. All plans include unlimited users, apps, and workflows; AI building allowances and other resources still have limits. Enterprise deployment is quoted separately.
Both platforms advertise unlimited end users, so compare app count, governance, deployment, and the actual development workload. For a cloud app requiring SSO and audit logs, Jet Admin publicly lists Business at $960 annually; Superblocks lists those requirements under Enterprise, whose price needs a quote. That supports a quote comparison, not an invented dollar saving against Enterprise.
Superblocks is worth retaining when Clark, its integration context, and the enterprise deployment model match the organization’s requirements. Jet Admin is worth testing for an operational app whose data connections and access rules fit its model. Run the same change request in each product: GAUs and Jet Admin credits are not equivalent units, and neither credit count alone proves the lower cost.
Which Superblocks plan should you choose?
Choose Teams for a cloud app that fits its builder, hosting, and feature scope. Estimate GAUs from actual work and decide whether refills should be enabled. Request Enterprise pricing before deployment when SSO, VPC hosting, audit logs, or contract terms are required. Avoid beginning procurement with a historic per-seat estimate that does not reflect the current public offer.
Frequently asked questions
Does Superblocks have a free plan?
The reviewed pricing page advertises a 14-day trial. Its public ongoing paid plan is Teams; a trial should not be treated as a permanent free production plan.
Does Teams charge for every end user?
The current plan comparison lists unlimited end users. Additional hosted apps and GAU purchases can still raise the bill.
How many builders does Teams support?
The public page says the team can scale to 15 builders. Larger needs should be discussed with Superblocks.
What happens when GAUs run low?
The documentation describes one-time purchases and configurable automatic refills. Review refill thresholds and spending limits rather than assuming usage stops at the base price.
Is Enterprise pricing public?
No fixed Enterprise price is published on the reviewed page. Request a quote for your required capabilities and deployment.
Evaluating a new internal tool? Prototype the workflow in Jet Admin and compare a matched app, access model, and measured development workload.
