Runway Team Plan: $69/seat for Shared Projects & One Credit Pool (2026)

The short version

Until now, Runway's paid plans — Standard, Pro, and Max — were aimed at individuals, and a multi-person team had to share logins or juggle separate credit allowances. Team is Runway's answer: a workspace where assets, references, and credits live in one place, and where feedback happens on the work itself^[1]. Standard, Pro, and Max now become individual plans, while Team handles shared, multi-seat work^[1].

Shared projects and Brand Kits

The centerpiece of Team is shared projects: every asset, reference, Brand Kit, session, and workflow lives in one place the whole team can see, so anyone can pick up where a teammate left off^[1]. That shared context is meant to keep output consistent — when everyone generates from the same references and Brand Kits, Runway argues, "the tenth video looks like it came from the same team as the first"^[1]. Team includes up to 100 shared projects, Brand Kits, and 1TB of storage^[1].

One pooled credit balance

Team replaces per-seat credit tracking with a single shared balance. Every seat adds 6,900 credits per month to the pool, so there are no individual allowances to move around by hand, and unused credits roll over for a month^[1]. New members add their credits the moment their seat is added, and spending is visible in one place^[1].

Collaboration and Agent Connectors

Feedback happens on the generation itself: you can comment on any generation, @mention a teammate to pull them in, and resolve the note without leaving Runway^[1]. Teams can also share up to 20 agent skills, and Agent Connectors bring Figma, Dropbox, and Notion directly into your creative agent^[1].

Pricing and availability

Team is available today on web at $69 per seat per month, or $55 per seat per month billed annually (a 20% discount), for teams of 2 to 9 seats^[1]. For teams that need SSO, third-party model controls, multi-workspace setup, forward-deployed creative support, advanced admin controls, or more than nine seats, Runway points to Enterprise as the next step^[1].

What changes for existing plans

With this launch, Standard, Pro, and Max become individual plans^[1]. If your workspace already has multiple members on one of those plans, nothing changes for the people in it — everyone keeps their access and pricing stays the same — but new members are added through Team^[1]. That's the detail most likely to trip up a growing team: you can't just add another seat to Standard anymore.

What it means for small business & creators

• Solo creators should stay put. If you work alone, Team is overkill — the pooled credits and shared projects solve a coordination problem you don't have.
• Two-to-nine-person video teams are the sweet spot. Shared Brand Kits and one credit pool are genuinely useful if you're producing consistent client or social video as a group^[1].
• Budget the annual price. At $55/seat/month annually, a three-person team pays $165/month — worth comparing against simply running three separate Standard plans ($12/mo annual each) if you don't need the shared features^[1].

Bottom line

Verdict: Team is a sensible, overdue addition for Runway's agency and in-house video customers — the shared Brand Kits, pooled credits, and in-place feedback address real friction. It's not for solo users, and at $69/seat it's priced for teams that genuinely collaborate rather than individuals who just share a login.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Runway Team cost?

$69 per seat per month, or $55 per seat per month billed annually (20% off), for teams of 2 to 9 seats^[1].

How many credits does each seat add?

Each seat adds 6,900 credits per month to a single shared balance, with unused credits rolling over for a month^[1].

What happens to my existing Standard or Pro workspace with multiple members?

Nothing changes for current members — they keep access and pricing. New members are added through Team^[1].