Plans, billing & usage

On hosted deployments Finblade is sold as a subscription. Organisations deployed on their own infrastructure are billed by contract and do not see the plans or billing pages; usage information is still available.

Plans

The Plans page (Profile → Billing → Upgrade plan, or the Upgrade link shown when a limit is reached) compares the tiers. Names and prices are set by the operator; typically:

	Starter	Pro	Enterprise
For	Individuals and small teams getting started	Growing teams running production AI workflows	Our full stack, deployed on-prem with the LLM of your choice
Workflow runs / month	Included allowance	Larger allowance	Unlimited
AI tokens / month	Included allowance	Larger allowance	Unlimited
Storage	Included	More	Custom
Seats	1	Per seat	Volume pricing
Support	Email	Priority email	Dedicated success manager, SLAs
Buy	Checkout	Checkout	Contact Sales

Each plan also lists the features it includes — Chat AI, Workflow AI, apps and dashboards, Studio, enterprise data integration (SharePoint and more), SSO / SAML and SCIM, the dedicated agent — as feature flags. Switch between Monthly and Yearly billing (yearly saves 20%), set the number of Seats on Pro, and use Estimate your AI token cost to see what a volume of tokens would cost across models — it is informational and does not change the plan prices.

Subscribing

1. Choose a plan and press Checkout (enter a coupon code first if you have one).
2. Payment opens in a new window handled by Stripe — Finblade never sees your card details. Please complete the payment in the new window.
3. Back in Finblade, Subscription Activated! confirms the upgrade and the new limits apply immediately. If you close the payment window, no charge is made (Payment Cancelled — Return to Plans).

Plans with a trial start the trial at checkout; you are charged when it ends.

Profile → Billing

• Plan — your current plan and Renews date, or You're on the free plan — upgrade for more capacity.
• Upgrade plan — opens the Plans page.
• Cancel Subscription — cancels the Stripe subscription straight away and returns the account to the free tier.
• Payment history — every payment with its amount, status and a link to the invoice. Invoices will appear here once you subscribe to a paid plan.

Deleting your account cancels any active subscription.

Usage

Profile → Usage shows what your account consumed this period against the plan's limits:

• Workflow runs (this month) — counts successful runs; resets at the start of each month.
• Storage — Media (uploaded and generated files), Vector data (search indexes) and Workflow data, as a share of the plan. Figures come from a periodic scan (updates after the next usage scan).
• Tokens and spend — for the last 30 days, with Daily spend and Spend by model charts. Shown only where cost tracking is enabled for the account; otherwise Usage data isn't available.
• Successful runs by workflow — how your runs are distributed across workflows, and how many workflows have no successful run yet.

When a limit is reached

Limits are metered for every account; whether they block anything is a deployment decision made by the operator:

• Features — where feature gating is enforced, modules outside your plan show a lock in the sidebar (Upgrade required).
• Storage — where the storage gate is enforced, an upload that would go over the plan's storage is refused (This upload would exceed your plan's storage limit. Delete files or upgrade your plan to add more storage.); reading and downloading are never blocked.
• Subscription — where subscription enforcement is on, an expired subscription blocks the app and the API with subscription expired until it is renewed.
• Workflow runs and tokens are counted and shown in Usage but are not blocked automatically.

Do it with the API

Billing & usage: GET /subscriptions/plans/, POST /subscriptions/checkout-session/ (returns the Stripe URL), POST /subscriptions/cancel/, GET /subscriptions/history/ and the per-user cost endpoint GET /microservices/cost-tracker/users/{username}/costs.