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Plans and billing

Upgrading, changing plans, cancelling, failed payments, and what a limit means in practice.

On this page
  1. The Billing page
  2. Upgrade
  3. Change plans
  4. Cancel
  5. When a payment fails
  6. What a limit means
  7. Invoices and payment details
  8. API

Billing is per organisation and covers every workspace in it. Plans are flat: they change how many pages, monitors, workspaces and members you can have and how often checks run. Subscribers are never metered.

The Billing page

The Billing page with the current plan, its limits and the plan cards
Billing: your plan, what it includes, and the others.

Billing shows the current plan, its limits against your usage, the renewal date and the subscription state. Only members with the owner or billing role see it.

Upgrade

Choose a plan and a cycle, monthly or annual. Checkout opens in an overlay handled by Paddle, our payment provider; card details never touch our servers. When payment completes, the plan flips within a few seconds and the limits apply immediately. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial.

Change plans

From Billing, pick another plan. Upgrades take effect immediately and the difference for the rest of the period is prorated; the dashboard shows the amount before you confirm. Downgrades apply at the end of the current period. If something you have would not fit the smaller plan, for example four pages on a plan that allows three, the dashboard tells you before you confirm.

Cancel

Cancelling stops the subscription at the end of the paid period; you keep the plan until then. Cancel immediately is available for those who prefer it. A scheduled cancellation can be resumed from Billing before the date arrives.

When a payment fails

The subscription enters a grace period. You keep the paid plan while the provider retries the card, and the dashboard shows a banner with a link to update the payment method. If the payment still fails when the grace period ends, the subscription is cancelled and the organisation drops to the Free plan's limits.

Pages stay up
A published status page is never taken offline over billing. Losing a paid plan means paid features (custom domains, private pages, extra pages and monitors) stop being editable and extra monitors pause, but every page keeps serving.

What a limit means

Limits stop new things being created, not existing things from working. At the limit, Create is refused with an upgrade prompt and the API answers 403 PLAN_LIMIT. Pages and monitors are counted across all workspaces in the organisation.

FreeStarterTeamEnterprise
Status pages1310Custom
Monitors11550Custom
Fastest check5 min1 min30 s30 s
Workspaces113Custom
Team members1515Custom
API keysNone310Custom
Uptime history30 days90 days365 daysCustom
Custom domain
Private pages, no branding, custom CSS

Current prices are on the pricing page; the catalog above is also available from the API at GET /plans.

Invoices and payment details

Manage payment method from Billing opens the provider's portal, where invoices can be downloaded and the card changed. Enterprise customers are invoiced annually by agreement.

API

GET /user/billing?org_id= returns the plan, subscription state, entitlements and the catalog. Checkout needs a signed-in person; API keys can read billing state but not start a checkout. See Plans in the API reference.