Dashboard / Plan & billing

Plan & billing

Settings → Billing is where your plan lives. Right now it has an unusual job: telling you honestly that there is no price yet, rather than showing you a plan nobody has been sold.

What the screen shows

  • Your revenue band, once a revenue source is connected. This is read from your app's own subscription revenue and is the thing pricing will be based on. It is also what decides which decisions the system can honestly make for you, so it is worth looking at regardless of billing — see Evidence & claims.
  • Your tier, or the fact that there is not one. While the tier table is uncalibrated the screen reports not priced yet rather than defaulting you into something.
  • Apps on the account, against the quota a paid tier will carry.
  • What autopilot has spent producing work for you — the production ledger. Informational: it is metered so the system can stop itself, not so you can be billed for it.

Why the tier is empty

The pricing architecture was decided: a flat monthly tier read from your app's own subscription revenue, priced per account, with a free tier that generates and previews but does not publish. The numbers were not decided, and there is no data to calibrate them from.

So the table in the billing code is deliberately empty, and every surface that needs a tier has to handle “not priced yet” rather than receiving a guess. A tier resolver that returns confident answers built on nothing is the same failure as a lift claim with no holdout behind it, and this product is not going to make that mistake in one place while refusing it in the other.

What will not change when pricing arrives

  • The numbers get published before anyone is charged, and no account moves from free to paid without agreeing to a price it has seen.
  • Lift that cannot be measured is never billed — and never reported as zero either.
  • Published flows are never switched off over an invoice. They sit in your revenue path. What gets restricted for non-payment is new work: generation, publishing new versions, starting new experiments.
  • Your own screens are never in scope on any tier.

The commercial detail lives on Pricing, and the attributed-revenue method that survives for negotiated agreements is written out in the Attribution & Billing Terms.