Pricing
/pricing · version 3.13 · 2026-10-06
Capabilities
Pricing (/pricing) is Choose your plan. Buy AI credits and the account plan. Not Audit. Not Gas Station. Not Profile → Billing.
Live catalog, Most Popular, credits/mo, Subscribe or Continue with Free
Stripe checkout when a paid upgrade is offered
Usage, portal, and payouts live under Profile → Settings
What is Pricing?
Pricing (/pricing, also /plans) is Choose your plan. Header: Subscription Selection. Landing #pricing: Simple, transparent pricing.
Plan names come from the live catalog. Most Popular, /mo, N credits/mo. CTA Subscribe / Get Started, or Continue with Free.
Not the Profile bill
No usage history and no Stripe portal on this page. Those are Profile → Settings: Billing, Subscription, Usage, Payouts, Wallet.
What it is not
Audit shows what already ran. Gas Station fuels the servers that host apps. Finance is staff-only. Business → Revenue is your company charges. Running out of AI credits and running out of hosting fuel are different failures. Pricing cannot fill a dry app server.
Pricing (/pricing) is where you compare plans and upgrade. It is not Audit (what ran), not Gas Station (the hosting pump), and not Finance (staff console).
Plans — live tiers from the platform
Checkout — paid upgrade via Stripe when offered
Compare subscription tiers from active backend plans
Select paid tier → Stripe checkout
Continue on free (with marketing consent where shown)
Alias route:
/plans
User journeys
PR-01. Compare plans and upgrade
Path: Module switcher or landing → Pricing · /pricing
You do:
- Open Pricing.
- Compare live tiers from the platform (not a screenshot of old prices).
- Sign in if needed; choose a paid plan or continue free.
- Complete checkout when upgrading.
Result: Your account reflects the selected plan. AI credits and hosting credits are separate buckets — Audit shows what ran; Gas Station fuels canisters.
How it works
Route /pricing (alias /plans). Subscription selection UI via SubscriptionService + Stripe checkout.
Benefits
- Compare tiers and upgrade in-product.
Who it's for
Primary: prospects and owners choosing or changing plans.