Plans & subscription

What does my plan include?

Your subscription decides which features are on and how much usage is included — see it all in one place.

Updated 2026-09-23 · 2 min read

Finance → Subscription shows your current plan, and the subscription page lists exactly which features and allowances it carries. That page is the source of truth — plans evolve, the page always reflects yours.

How to read it

Your plan, what it includes, and what changing it costs.

Everything you are entitled to falls into three kinds:

  • Core features — ordering, pricing, dealer management, payouts, messaging. Every plan has these; they are the platform.
  • Plan features — each tier adds one kind of capability on top of the one below:
    • Start runs the whole file service: website and publishing with your own domain, the multilingual site, enquiries and instant quotes, your own iOS and Android app, email from your own domain, dealer discounts, order-history import, and all of payments and invoicing (online payment, credits, monthly invoicing on account with an overdue notice).
    • Growth adds partner orders (handing off, partner quotes and out-of-office auto-routing), your own price book, dealer bulk import, email campaigns, reviews, the embeddable catalogue and dyno charts.
    • Pro adds the WinOLS credit reseller, your private file database and the accounting integration.
    • Max adds the AI agent for enquiries and WhatsApp, and the booking calendar the agent can write to.
  • Allowances — numeric headroom: orders per month and campaign recipients. Max has no order ceiling. Team seats and dealers carry no ceiling on any plan. What happens at a ceiling is covered in usage-and-limits.

The table groups them that way too, and hides every row that is identical on all plans until you ask for it.

Rows that are the same on every plan stay hidden until you ask for them.

Changing plan

Upgrades and downgrades are prorated automatically: moving mid-cycle credits the unused remainder of the old plan against the new one, so you are neither double-charged nor paying for time you did not get. New features unlock the moment the change is confirmed.

Trials

A new workspace starts on a trial that behaves like a paid tier. What happens when it ends — and what "portal locked" means — is in plans-and-trial.

Deciding whether an upgrade pays for itself is usually one question: which locked feature would you use this week? If the answer is "none", stay where you are — the plan can change in one click the day that changes.

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Last verified 2026-09-23.