Plans and billing, on one page

Billing had grown into a long page you scrolled hoping the answer was somewhere on it. It's been rebuilt around the four questions people actually arrive with.

What am I on, and what have I got left?

The plan card at the top states your plan, its status, how many AI credits remain and when they reset — including the detail that trips people up: the Free allowance is one-time and does not renew, while plan credits reset at the start of each calendar month. Credits you buy on top never expire.

Next to it, Credit activity charts the last 30 days, so "where did my credits go?" is a glance rather than a support message.

What would I get if I paid more?

All plans sit side by side with a monthly/yearly switch, current pricing (including the launch offer), and what changes on each tier spelled out rather than implied. Yearly shows the actual annual figure you'll be charged, not just a per-month number.

If you're on Free, the page says plainly what Free includes and what publishing needs — before you spend an afternoon building something you can't put online.

In a trial, or overdue?

Trial and payment states are called out at the top instead of being inferred from a date somewhere:

• In a Pro trial: how many days remain and the exact date of the first charge.
• Payment due or overdue: the amount, and the date the account would drop to Free if it isn't settled.
• Cancelling: the date your access actually ends. It runs to the end of the period you've paid for.

Receipts and cards

Payment history and payment methods are on this page now — add or remove a card, see what was charged and when, without a trip to a separate billing portal. Checkout and card details still run entirely on Stripe; card numbers never touch our servers.