Lark
Unified team messenger, meetings, Docs, Base, calendars and approval workflows.
Official plan table bundles Messenger, Docs, Mail, Meetings, Wiki, Base, Approval and Calendar, with high-end video and automation capacity; Starter has meaningful user/history limits.
Exact Lark workplace-suite G2 and Capterra reviews favor connected workflows but identify onboarding overwhelm and some mobile issues; Toollers performed no live onboarding or calls.
Free for 20 users and $6/$12 per seat annual-equivalent Basic/Pro are clearly posted, but monthly checkout charges and add-on/Enterprise amounts need confirmation.
Lark Developer APIs, AnyCross integration tools and paid permission controls are documented; security certifications and real tenant restrictions were not audited independently.
Scored by Shikha Goyal
Quick facts
- Vendor
- Lark Technologies / ByteDance
- Pricing model
- freemium
- Plan pricing
- Free up to 20 users; Basic $6/user/mo billed annually (USD) Vendor source checked; not a hands-on review
- Free plan
- Yes — check limits
- Free trial
- Not confirmed
- Last verified
- Not yet verified
About Lark
Lark is an all-in-one workspace covering team messenger, email, meetings, shared documents, knowledge wiki, calendars, approvals and the Base no-code database. Starter serves up to 20 users at no charge, with 100GB storage and finite message history. Basic is $6 per user per month when billed annually, Pro $12, while Enterprise is quote-based. Advanced meeting, storage, automation, team administration and security entitlements vary. This Lark is the work collaboration suite, not a same-name healthcare engagement product on other review listings.
Best for
Distributed teams and growing businesses that want chat, meetings, documents and lightweight workflow databases in a single workspace.
Lark pros and cons
Pros
- Starter includes 20 users, 100GB storage, messaging, 1:1 video and 1,000 monthly automations without payment.
- The native product suite links chat, collaborative Docs, Wiki, Mail, Calendar, Base and Approvals in one workspace.
- Basic lists a modest $6 user/month annual-equivalent entry with 5TB storage and unlimited chat history.
- Pro raises meeting capacity to 500 participants, 15TB storage and 50,000 automation runs/month.
- Matched independent product reviews frequently value minimizing app switching and linking internal work.
Cons
- −The free plan limits the team to 20 members and message history to 18 months.
- −Pro features, advanced Base permissions, admin control and Enterprise security options are plan-dependent.
- −Basic retains 1:1 meeting limits and 1,000 monthly automation runs despite being paid.
- −External users cite complex onboarding, inconsistent mobile performance and limited third-party integration options for some workflows.
- −Lark Basic/Pro monthly pay-as-you-go prices are not displayed as clear amounts in the retrieved official page; annual prepayment must be distinguished.
Features
Platforms
Integrations
Pricing — vendor source checked
Pricing at a glance
Free: up to 20 users, 100GB storage, 1-on-1 video, 18 months of messages, 1,000 automation runs/month and 2,000 Base rows per table.
USD $6/user/month equivalent billed annually ($72 per person/year). Up to 500 users, 5TB storage, persistent message history and 1,000 automation runs/month. Vendor says monthly subscriptions exist, but a pay-monthly dollar price was not confirmed.
USD $12/user/month equivalent billed annually ($144 per person/year). Up to 500 users, 15TB storage, 500-participant video meetings, 50,000 automation runs/month and advanced Base permissions. Pay-monthly price not independently located.
Custom quote, annual subscription, unlimited users and deeper security and administration controls; feature commitments require a negotiated contract.
Official pricing / availability source · Checked 27 October 2026. Confirm current taxes, regional terms and allowances. A listed plan is not necessarily the cheapest option.
Editorial verification: Not yet verified. Check the vendor's site for current pricing.