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The team’s workspace, and the business it runs

Notion, ClickUp and Coda organize the team’s own work. FasterOS gives every case, client or project a chat where the people, the conversation, and the docs, sheets and presentations live, right beside the forms, records, site and support desk your customers use.

• A chat per project The people, the conversation and the work, in one place.
• All the formats Docs, sheets with formulas, and presentations drafted by AI.
• $1 a member Team members are $1 a month; builders $5.
• Connected to customers Forms, records, a support desk and the site, in the same place.

What's different underneath

The work lives in the conversation

Pages and tasks are the center; discussion happens in comments, or in a separate chat tool (ClickUp has its own Chat).

Give every case, client or project its own team chat. Docs, sheets, reports, maps and media go into the conversation, open right there, and stay where the team can find them, with search and filters across every message and document.

Priced for everyone on the team

Notion is $10 (Plus) or $20 (Business, with its AI agent) a member a month; ClickUp $7 (Unlimited) or $12 (Business); Coda, relaunched as Superhuman Docs in July 2026, charges each Doc Maker $12 (Pro) or $33 (Business), billed yearly.

$1 a month for each team member and $5 for each person who builds, with hosting by use, for the workspace and everything else in FasterOS.

Their strength: projects and wikis

Tasks, boards, timelines and Gantt charts (ClickUp’s core), nested wikis (Notion), and doc-apps with buttons and formulas (Coda).

Agents assign tasks and wait for them to be done, and docs publish as pages. Project boards, timelines and nested wikis aren’t built yet.

Connected to customers

A workspace organizes internal work. Forms customers fill in with logic, the records they create, the site and the support desk are other tools.

The same place holds forms that price as people type, every answer as a record, a support desk that triages itself, live chat, bookings, a store and the site.

Side by side

What it takes, and where each one comes from.

Run the same client case

A firm wants a space for each client case: the people on it, the conversation, the case documents and a deadlines sheet, a status deck for the client, and the client’s intake form and requests in the same place. Here’s what each takes.

FasterOS: 5 steps, one place

1. Create your team and invite the staff1:34 how-to
2. Build the client intake form1:56 how-to
3. Create a chat for the case and add the people on it
4. Ask the Assistant to draft the case outline; it posts it to the chat
5. Draft the client’s status deck from your facts

The first two are shown start to finish in narrated how-tos. About 4 minutes of video in all.

A workspace: a page per case, then other tools

1. Create a page or project for the case
2. Add the documents, and a table for deadlines
3. Discuss it in comments, or in a separate chat tool
4. Make the status deck in a presentation tool
5. Take the intake form and client requests in other tools, and copy them in

If the case is mostly tasks and timelines, ClickUp is built for that; FasterOS doesn’t have project boards yet.

Your first year, priced

Our own published prices, and theirs as published or benchmarked. Change anything to match your quotes.

Each of these is one tool for one job, with its own bill. FasterOS is a platform: the first solution pays for your team’s seats, and every one after it (a site, a store, a support desk, agents) adds only its hosting and any add-on.

Beyond the workspace

What a workspace leaves to other tools, FasterOS does in the same place.

Your first year with each

Team workspaces

• Pay per member (or per maker) as the team grows
• Keep the chat, presentations and customer tools in other products
• Copy what customers send into the workspace

FasterOS

• Add members at $1 a month
• Chat, docs, sheets and presentations together
• What customers send is already a record, beside the work

When a workspace tool is the better fit

• Project management with tasks, sprints, dependencies and Gantt charts (ClickUp).
• A wiki-first team with deep nested pages and databases (Notion).
• Doc-based apps where only the makers pay (Coda).

Questions

Sources, as published in 2026: Notion pricing (Plus $10, Business $20 a member a month billed yearly); ClickUp pricing (Unlimited $7, Business $12 a member a month billed yearly); Coda relaunched as Superhuman Docs (Pro $12, Business $33 a Doc Maker a month billed yearly); Notion help: optimize database load times and performance.