Written on 6 November 2026. Pricing and versions: official pages read that day, to be checked before you decide.
My starting point
I tried it several months after ChatGPT, around 2025.
What it does well
- Long texts and documents: rewrite, summarize, proofread a procedure.
- Code: write, explain and fix a script; the official page also presents Claude Code, a programming tool, in the paid plans.
- Structured work: the official page mentions projects, connectors, file creation and code execution depending on the plan.
Where I stay wary
- Like every assistant, it can make things up, an option or a reference: check the documentation.
- Usage limits depend on the plan and reset by periods: heavy use hits the ceiling sooner on the free plan.
- It does not see your estate: an answer about “your” Active Directory rests on what you describe to it.
Where I find it better than the other assistants: development.
IT use cases
| Need | What I ask it | What I check |
|---|---|---|
| Script | A commented script with error handling and logging | Each cmdlet, a run on a test account |
| Documentation | Clean up a procedure from rough notes | The commands and the values |
| Review | Read an existing script and flag the risks | The remarks, one by one |
| Log analysis | Spot a pattern in an anonymized excerpt | The pattern in the full log |
Privacy and GDPR
- Do not paste secrets, personal data, message contents or internal diagrams into an individual plan.
- Anonymize before pasting.
- The Enterprise plan adds, according to the official page, administration controls, audit logs, configurable data retention and SCIM; the Team plan adds central billing, single sign-on and administration controls. Those are the plans to look at for business use, after reading the terms on data use.
Pricing and versions (official page read on 6 November 2026)
| Plan | Price shown | What the page says |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limited usage, no Claude Code |
| Pro | $20 a month, or $17 a month billed annually ($200 upfront) | More usage than Free, Claude Code, projects, integrations |
| Max | $100 a month | 5 times Pro usage, $100 a month in API credits |
| Ultra | $200 a month | 10 times Pro usage per week, $200 a month in API credits |
| Team | $20 per seat per month (annual) or $25 (monthly); Premium seat $100 or $125 | 2 to 150 members, central administration |
| Enterprise | $20 per seat per month (annual, 20 seats minimum) plus usage at API rates | Administration, audit, custom retention |
Prices in dollars as displayed (the page does not state the tax treatment): check it before you decide.
How I use it
I use the Pro plan professionally and the free plan personally. I use it daily, notably with Claude Code for development.
What to do
- Try the free plan on a real, anonymized case.
- For code, ask it to explain what it proposes, then check the documentation.
- For a team, compare Team and Enterprise on the contract, not on price.
- Write down the date of your decision: plans change.
Sources
- Claude pricing (official page), read on 6 November 2026
- CNIL: artificial intelligence (French)
