Workspace Management
Billing & Usage
What each plan includes, how limits are enforced, and exactly what happens to end-user session access if a paid period ends without downgrading.
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Plans at a glance
Every plan enforces two numbers: how many concurrent sessions your workspace can have, and how much data a single session can hold.
Free
- Up to 20 concurrent sessions
- 2 KB per session
No cost
Base
- Up to 100 concurrent sessions
- 4 KB per session
$19/month after Beta
Pro
- Up to 1,000 concurrent sessions
- 20 KB per session
$49/month after Beta
A session here means one signed-in user’s active session, the same one you read about in the Integration Walkthrough. The per-session limit is the total size of everything that one session has saved, not a per-request cap.
Currently in Beta
Prices shown are post-Beta
You can change plans freely during Beta. The prices listed above are what Base and Pro will cost after Beta ends — they are not being charged yet.
Changing your plan
Change your plan from the General tab in Workspace Manager. Upgrading raises your limits immediately. Downgrading is not always immediate:
A downgrade is blocked if your workspace currently exceeds the target plan’s limits — for example, moving from Pro to Base while you have more than 100 concurrent sessions, or any session holding more than 4 KB. Bring usage under the target plan’s limits first (revoke or wait out excess sessions, or reduce stored payload), then downgrade.
What happens if a paid period ends without downgrading
On environments where paid checkout is available, the General tab also shows cancel and resume controls. The distinction between the two matters:
- Cancel stops auto-renewal only. Your plan keeps working until the current paid period ends — cancelling does not immediately change your limits.
- You still have to downgrade to Free yourself. Cancelling is not the same action as downgrading, and the workspace does not do it automatically when the period ends.
- If the paid period ends without a downgrade, end-user session access locks until you downgrade to Free — this is the grace period. New and existing sessions cannot be used by your end users while it is active.
- Owners keep access during the lock. You can still list and revoke sessions from the Sessions tab the whole time — the lock affects end-user access, not your ability to manage the workspace.
Downgrading to Free at any point during the lock lifts it immediately.
Where to manage this
Everything above — current plan, cancel/resume, and downgrade — lives in the General tab of Workspace Manager. See General for the rest of what that tab controls, and Sessions for listing and revoking sessions directly.