> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nozle.dev/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Nozle plans and pricing > What your workspace pays Nozle, how events and revenue are counted, and what each plan includes Your workspace is on one of Nozle's plans. Prices match [nozle.dev/pricing](https://nozle.dev/pricing). See and change your plan in the dashboard under **Settings > Billing settings > Plan**. These plans and limits apply only to your workspace. They never limit or bill your own customers: you set their plans, limits and alerts yourself. ## Plans | | Starter | Growth | Scale | Enterprise | | - | - | - | - | - | | Price | \$0, free forever | \$199 + 0.6% | \$799 + 0.5% | Custom | | Included events | 50K events / mo | 10M events / mo | 100M events / mo | Unlimited | | Events over the included amount | \$0.04 per 1,000 events | \$0.04 per 1,000 events | \$0.04 per 1,000 events | Negotiated rates | | Revenue share | None | 0.6% of collected revenue | 0.5% of collected revenue | Volume + revenue-share | | MRR limit | Up to \$5K MRR tracked / billed | Up to \$100K MRR tracked / billed | Up to \$1M MRR tracked / billed | Unlimited | For Enterprise, [contact sales](mailto:sales@nozle.dev). ## Events over the included amount Nozle counts the events your workspace processes in each billing period. The count is reported to your plan every hour. * Events over the included amount are never blocked. They are billed as overage at \$0.04 per 1,000 events at the end of the month. * Overage is billed in blocks of 1,000 events. A started block counts as a full block. * Example: 60,000 events on Starter are 10,000 over the included 50,000, so 10 blocks: \$0.40. * After a plan change in the middle of a month, every event is billed once: events before the change on the old plan's final invoice, events after it on the new plan. * Your Nozle invoice stays a draft for one day after the period ends. Events that reach Nozle late but belong to the period are billed on that invoice while it is a draft, and on your next invoice after that. For the same reason, the Growth and Scale fee of a renewal is collected one day later. ## Revenue share Growth and Scale charge a share of the revenue you collect through Nozle in the billing period: 0.6% on Growth, 0.5% on Scale. Starter has no revenue share. * Collected revenue is your paid invoices, excluding tax, minus refunds. An invoice counts through its successful payments, or once as marked paid when it has no successful payment, never both. * Each payment or refund is converted to USD at the rate of its date: the official peg for AED, SAR, QAR, BHD, OMR and JOD, otherwise the ECB reference rate. Currencies the ECB does not publish use a second daily public source. A payment in a currency with no rate yet waits until a rate exists; a rate is never guessed. * Example: $10,000 collected on Growth adds $60.00. ## MRR limit and automatic upgrade Each plan tracks your MRR against its limit: $5K on Starter, $100K on Growth, \$1M on Scale. Tracked MRR is the MRR of your active subscriptions in every currency, converted to USD at the latest ECB rates. It is used only for the limit; the revenue share is charged on collected revenue. Nozle checks the limit once a day. When your tracked MRR passes it, your workspace is upgraded to the next plan automatically: * Starter goes to Growth, and Growth goes to Scale. This is the same plan change as the upgrade under **Settings > Billing settings > Plan**: it applies now, prorated, and unused prepaid time is credited. An upgrade from Starter bills any unpaid overage and the prorated new fee on one invoice. * With a saved payment method, the change is charged and applied at once. Without one, the upgrade waits until its checkout is paid. * The premium features of the new plan switch on with it. * There is no automatic downgrade. * Scale over \$1M MRR stays on Scale. [Contact sales](mailto:sales@nozle.dev) for Enterprise. Emails when you reach 50%, 80%, 90% and 100% of your included events or MRR limit are coming later. ## Premium features Premium features come with the plan. They switch on when you pay for Growth or Scale, and off when you downgrade or your Nozle subscription ends. A downgrade takes effect at the end of the current billing period. | Feature | Starter | Growth | Scale | | - | - | - | - | | Remove branding | | Yes | Yes | | Auto-dunning | | Yes | Yes | | Progressive billing | | Yes | Yes | | Lifetime usage | | Yes | Yes | | [API key permissions](/api/authentication#key-permissions) | | | Yes | | Security logs | | | Yes | | Custom from-email | | | Yes | | Payment receipts | | | Yes | | Manual payments | | | Yes | | Multi-entity | | | Yes | Without the feature, the API says so instead of dropping your input: * **Progressive billing:** creating or updating a plan or subscription with a non-empty `usage_thresholds` list (or `plan_overrides.usage_thresholds`) answers `422` with `feature_not_available`, and nothing is saved. An empty list is accepted. Before, the thresholds were dropped and the call answered `200`. * **Lifetime usage:** reading or updating a subscription's lifetime usage answers `403` with `feature_not_available` (progressive billing also grants it). Before, it returned amounts that were never computed. * **Auto-dunning:** Growth and Scale organizations can create dunning campaigns, and the hourly run creates payment requests for overdue invoices on the campaign's schedule. A payment request retries the payment with the customer's payment provider, or emails the customer the payment link when there is none. On Starter, creating or updating a dunning campaign is refused with `forbidden`. A customer or billing entity accepts only a campaign of your own organization; another organization's campaign id answers `not_found`. Remove branding hides "Powered by Nozle" in the SDK components and the customer portal only. Invoice, credit note and payment receipt PDFs always show it. See [Powered by Nozle](/sdks/react/components#powered-by-nozle). Revenue analytics, analytics dashboards and forecasted usage are not available on any plan. ## Usage on the Plan page **Settings > Billing settings > Plan** shows your current plan and two usage bars: * **Events used this period**: events used against the events included in your plan. * **MRR tracked**: tracked MRR in USD against your plan's MRR limit. At 80% of your included events, a banner shows the percentage used. On Starter and Growth, a note says that passing the MRR limit upgrades the workspace automatically. A bar reads **Not reported** when Nozle has no number for it yet; it never shows 0% for a missing number. After a plan change in the middle of a period, the events bar keeps counting from the start of the period. ### Plan status fields The dashboard reads the bars from your workspace's plan status (GraphQL `nozlePlanStatus`, from Nozle's billing status of your workspace). Besides the plan, it carries: | Field | Meaning | | - | - | | `events_used` | Events reported in the current billing period, across a plan change in that period. | | `events_included` | Events included in your plan. | | `events_used_percent` | `events_used` / `events_included`, one decimal. | | `mrr_tracked_usd_cents` | Tracked MRR of every currency, in USD cents at the latest ECB rates. | | `mrr_limit_usd_cents` | Your plan's MRR limit, in USD cents. | | `mrr_used_percent` | `mrr_tracked_usd_cents` / `mrr_limit_usd_cents`, one decimal. | | `plan_limits` | `{events, mrr_cents}`: the plan's included events and MRR limit in USD cents. | Limits and percentages are `null` when the plan has none, and the MRR values are `null` while a currency has no rate. These fields describe your workspace only. The [billing status](/api/billing-status) of your own customers never includes them. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.