Plans & billing

Every workspace is on a plan. What the plan decides, in the order you're likely to feel it: how many people can be in the workspace, how much inference is included each month, how much you can store in knowledge bases, how fast you can call the API, and the level of support you get. The billing page shows your plan and how much of it you've used.

Plans

There are four tiers — Free, Starter, Pro, and Enterprise. Seats run 3, 5, 25, and as many as your contract says; included inference steps up with the price. Single sign-on is Enterprise only. For current pricing and exactly what each tier includes, see the billing page in your workspace or the pricing page.

Managing your plan

• Self-serve (Free / Starter / Pro) — upgrade through Stripe Checkout, and manage your subscription, payment method, and invoices through the Stripe customer portal ("Manage in Stripe" on the billing page).
• Enterprise — billed by contract and managed with your account team; the self-serve controls are replaced by your contract terms.

Billing is managed by the workspace owner (and anyone they've granted billing access).

What counts against limits

Seats are the count you'll actually meet: invite past the number your plan includes and the invite is refused, naming the limit. Knowledge-base storage is the other one worth watching — see Limits. Inference spend is its own thing: see Spend & inference credit for how a flow run draws down your included amount and prepaid balance.

The workspace also holds flows, datasets, pages and the rest. Those have ceilings too, set high enough that normal work doesn't reach them.