Slack price (October 2026) and how to cancel
In the US (as of 2026-10-18), Slack pricing lists Free, Pro at $7.25/user/month billed annually ($8.75 monthly), and Business+ at $15/$18, plus custom Enterprise+. Promos (e.g. ~50% intro) Confirm at checkout. Cancel or downgrade in Slack workspace Settings → Billing as a Workspace/Org Owner (Slack Help).
Leaving a channel or deleting the app does not cancel paid seats.
Workspace Owner / Org Owner / Billing Admin required. Guests may not bill — Confirm.
Who bills you
| Who bills you | Where to cancel | Official help |
|---|---|---|
| Slack workspace (web) | Settings → Billing → Cancel / Change plan | Slack pricing |
Current prices
| Plan | Price (US) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 90-day history framing |
| Pro yearly / monthly | $7.25 / $8.75 per user/mo | |
| Business+ yearly / monthly | $15 / $18 per user/mo | AI features |
| Enterprise+ | Contact sales | Custom |
| Intro promo | Confirm checkout | Often time-limited |
How to cancel Slack
Downgrade or cancel paid plan
- Sign in as a Workspace/Org Owner or Billing Admin.
- Open Settings & administration → Billing.
- Choose Cancel plan / switch to Free and confirm.
- Export data if needed before history limits return.
How to confirm it worked
You're done when:
- Plan shows Free / canceled.
- No new Slack charge posts after that.
Source: Slack Help / Billing.
Common problems
- Only left the workspace as a member. Owner plan renews.
- Deleted the app only. Web billing continues.
- Removed one user but left plan. Seats still renew.
- Non-owner tried to cancel. Need Owner role.
What we checked
Verified on official Slack pages (October 18, 2026): dollars on pricing.
Active users
Idle members can still bill — Confirm pruning.
After cancel
History may shrink to Free limits.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Pro?
$7.25/user/mo yearly or $8.75 monthly.
How do I cancel?
Settings → Billing → Cancel/downgrade.
Does leaving cancel billing?
No — Owner must cancel.
Are guests free?
Often single-channel guests — Confirm.