Billing and plans

The Billing page is where you see your current plan, track how much of it you're using, and upgrade or manage your subscription. Reach it from Settings → Billing (Owners and Admins only).

Your current plan and usage

At the top you'll see your Current Plan with its status — for example live, or "Trialing" with the number of days left. Below that, usage against your limits:

• Projects — active projects out of your plan's allowance.
• Members — team members out of your allowance.

These turn red when you hit a limit, so you know when it's time to archive a project or upgrade.

📷 Screenshot: /images/docs/producers-org/billing-overview.png The Billing page showing the current plan, trial status, and usage. Alt: A billing page with a current-plan card, trial days remaining, and project/member usage meters.

The plans

The Billing page lists every plan with its monthly and annual price. Every plan includes all the production tools — what higher plans add is more room (projects and members), higher support tiers, and — on Enterprise — the developer API.

Upgrading or changing plans

Click Upgrade to [plan] on the plan you want. You're taken to Stripe to enter payment and start your 14-day free trial (your card isn't charged until the trial ends). Once you have a Stripe subscription, a Manage subscription button lets you update payment details, change plan, or cancel through Stripe's own portal.

Trials and payment states

• Trial — paid plans start with a 14-day free trial. Your card is added up front but not charged until day 15.
• Resume checkout — if checkout isn't finished, you'll see a prompt to pick it back up. Your card won't be charged until the trial expires.
• Payment failed — if a payment doesn't go through, you'll be asked to update your payment method to keep your plan active.

Who can manage billing

Only Owners and Admins reach the Billing page. If a Producer or Viewer follows a billing link, they're sent to the general settings instead.

Where to go next

• Plans and trials — a full comparison.
• Your team and roles — member limits.
• Archiving a project — free up a project slot.