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Taskade's Enterprise plan no longer shows a price. On 1 September 2026 the card read $250 a month behind a self-serve "Get Enterprise" button; on 22 September it reads "Custom" behind "Contact sales", and the page's buttons now run Get Pro, Get Business, Get Max, Contact sales.
Nothing else moved. Free, Pro, Business and Max sit on the figures they carried three weeks earlier. This is not a price rise, it is one tier withdrawing a number.
I read the live pricing page on 22 September 2026 and the 1 September copy on the Wayback Machine. I have not tested the product. Every figure below is the page's annual-billing display unless I say otherwise, and I run a competing agent platform, so weigh the advice accordingly.
Taskade's Enterprise price, before and after
- The number went, the plan stayed: Enterprise still lists SCIM user provisioning, bring your own key, dedicated onboarding, volume credit pricing, 1 TB of AI storage, a custom SLA and unlimited users.
- $250 a month became "Custom" between 1 and 22 September 2026, on the annual-billing display both times.
- Four of five tiers are untouched: Free $0, Pro $10, Business $25, Max $100 a month on annual billing. On monthly billing those three paid tiers read $20, $50 and $200.
- Max at $100 is the self-serve ceiling now. Above it, the price arrives in a sales call.
What changed
One card, two attributes: the price and the button. The rest of the table is a control group.
| Plan | 1 September 2026 | 22 September 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 a month | $0 a month |
| Pro | $10 a month | $10 a month |
| Business | $25 a month | $25 a month |
| Max | $100 a month | $100 a month |
| Enterprise | $250 a month, "Get Enterprise" | Custom, "Contact sales" |
Before column: the Wayback Machine snapshot of taskade.com/pricing captured 1 September 2026. After column: the live page, read 22 September 2026. Both are the annual-billing display, which the toggle loads by default.
The markup has not caught up. The live HTML still carries a schema.org Offer priced at 250, with a description reading "$250/month billed annually ($3,000/year)". That is leftover structured data, not a live price, and not a figure I would expect Taskade to honour.
Enterprise itself survived the edit intact. Same slot, same feature list, and SCIM user provisioning is still the one identity feature the page pins to that tier. Why the price came off, I do not know; Taskade has not said.
My own read: a quote-gated tier lets a vendor move the floor per deal, in either direction. That is inference, not reporting.
We snapshot this page on a schedule. Taskade's pricing history has the dated change set back to 2024; our AI agent pricing index covers every platform we track.
Who this affects
One group of buyers feels this, and it is a narrow one. For everybody else the page reads exactly as it did.
- Anyone who budgeted $250 a month for Enterprise. That line has no public number behind it, which is awkward in a budget review.
- Teams with a SCIM requirement. Automated user provisioning lives on Enterprise and nowhere below it, so an identity checklist routes you through sales.
- Buyers who wanted BYOK or volume credit pricing. Both are Enterprise features and both are quoted rather than listed.
- Nobody on Free, Pro, Business or Max. Your price is the same.
The sharpest version belongs to procurement teams that require a published list price before a vendor reaches the shortlist. Taskade just moved out of the self-serve column and into the evaluation column. How AI agent pricing works covers the units these vendors bill on.
What to do about it
Three moves, in the order I would run them.
- Price Max first. It is $100 a month on annual billing, $200 on monthly, with unlimited seats, 1 TB of storage and 400,000 AI credits a month, against Business at $25 a month on annual billing with 150,000. Taskade sells top-up packs at $5 for 9,000 credits, $20 for 45,000 and $50 for 125,000.
- Check whether SCIM is the only thing pulling you to Enterprise. It is the single feature the pricing page pins there. If your identity provider can live without automated provisioning this quarter, the sales call is optional.
- Take the old number into the room. $250 a month was public on 1 September 2026 and the archive proves it. A quote is easier to argue with when you can point at last month's price.
If the quote lands above $250 a month, ask what changed. Ask in writing.
FAQ
1. Did Taskade raise its prices in September 2026?
No. Free, Pro, Business and Max carry the same figures on 22 September 2026 that they carried on 1 September. Enterprise stopped publishing a price, which is a different event.
2. How much does Taskade Enterprise cost now?
Taskade does not say. The card reads Custom and the button reads Contact sales, as read on 22 September 2026. The last published figure was $250 a month on annual billing, archived 1 September 2026.
3. Is Taskade Max enough without Enterprise?
It turns on one feature. Max is $100 a month on annual billing with unlimited seats and 400,000 AI credits a month; Enterprise adds SCIM provisioning, BYOK, a custom SLA and 1.1 million credits. If SCIM is not a requirement, price Max first, and Gravity vs Taskade AI sets both against a flat plan.
Sources
- Taskade pricing, live page read 22 September 2026.
- Taskade pricing, Wayback Machine snapshot, captured 1 September 2026.
- Taskade pricing history, 2024 to 2026, Gravity, updated September 2026.
- AI agent pricing index, Gravity, updated September 2026.