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Improvements to Teams Pricing
Summary
Teams plan changes increase included usage, add a Premium seat for heavy agent users, and give administrators more visibility and control over spending. Standard seats now separate included usage into a First-party models pool for Auto and Composer 2.5 and a Third-Party API pool, with no cost change: $32 per seat monthly on annual plans or $40 on monthly plans. Premium seats provide five times Standard usage at three times the price—$96 annually or $120 monthly—and can be mixed with Standard seats; the post says the first-party pool should cover a full month of heavy agent usage for 99% of users. The dashboard reports usage by pool and can recommend seat types, while rebuilt alerts support dollar thresholds delivered through Slack or email. Changes apply immediately to new customers and to renewing customers whose billing cycles start July 1, 2026.
Context
The changes address increased usage needs for Teams customers, especially power users who tend to drive most spend and create unpredictable on-demand costs. They also respond to the need for administrators to forecast and control plan spending.
Approach / What changed
The plan separates included usage into First-party models and Third-Party API pools, introduces Standard and Premium seat types with different usage limits and prices, and adds dashboard visibility, seat recommendations, and configurable Slack or email spend alerts.
Takeaways
Standard seats include separate pools for Auto and Composer 2.5 usage and third-party model API usage, with pricing of $32 per seat monthly on annual plans or $40 on monthly plans.
Premium seats provide 5x the included usage of Standard seats at $96 per seat monthly on annual plans or $120 on monthly plans, and teams can mix seat types.
Admins can set spend alerts using dollar thresholds, while the dashboard shows usage by pool and recommends seat types based on user behavior.
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