Billing
Billing answers one question: which plan is this account on, and how do I change it. Pricing is page-based, so a paid tier mainly buys a larger monthly page allowance. The exceptions are the AI chatbot and priority support, which are paid-only, and the single-account limit on Free — see Plans & limits.
What it shows
A card for each plan, in ascending order. Each card lists that plan's allowances, and the card for the plan you are on is highlighted and marked Current plan.
Below the cards, if you are on a paid plan, are two further actions: Manage billing and Cancel (downgrade to Free).
Features
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Plan cards | Show each plan's allowances side by side, with your current plan marked. |
| Upgrade / Choose plan | Starts checkout with the payment provider for the plan you selected. |
| Manage billing | Opens the payment provider's portal, where payment methods and invoices live. |
| Cancel | Downgrades the account to the Free plan after a confirmation. |
How to use it
- Open Billing. The card marked Current plan is the one in force.
- To move to a paid plan, select Upgrade or Choose plan on that plan's card. You are redirected to the payment provider's checkout to complete payment.
- To update a card, see invoices or change payment details, select Manage billing. This opens the payment provider's own portal.
- To stop paying, select Cancel (downgrade to Free) and confirm.
Notes and limits
- Paid plans are activated through checkout. The plan changes once payment has gone through — the app cannot switch an account onto a paid plan directly.
- Cancelling moves the account to Free immediately, with the Free allowance from that point on.
- Plans differ only in monthly page allowance. No feature is reserved for a higher plan. The published prices and allowances are on Plans & limits.
- Allowances apply to the API as well as the app. Exceeding one refuses the request rather than charging you more.
- If payment is not available for your account yet, checkout and the portal report that instead of redirecting.