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Plans

TestVibe plans are designed around usage capacity instead of feature gates. The main difference between plans is the number of TestVibe credits included each month.

Current prices and included credit amounts are shown on the plan cards in Settings > Billing. Plans, credits, and storage belong to the workspace, so each workspace carries its own plan and is billed separately.

Free is not available to every workspace — see Choosing A Plan below and the plan cards in Settings > Billing for what's offered to the current workspace.

Choosing A Plan

ChooseWhen
FreeYou want to create a project and verify the experience with a small usage allowance.
StarterYour team is creating and running tests regularly and wants more included credits.
ProYour usage is high enough that a larger included credit allowance reduces billing friction.
EnterpriseYou want high volume, predictable spend, or custom terms.

Monthly And Yearly Billing

Paid plans can be billed monthly or yearly. Yearly billing is 10% cheaper than paying monthly, and the full year's credits are granted up front. The included monthly credit allowance is unchanged.

Plan Changes

Plan actions are available from Settings > Billing.

ChangeBehavior
UpgradeStarts immediately and replaces any pending lower-tier change.
DowngradeIs scheduled for the next billing-period start.
Cancel scheduled changeKeeps the current plan active and removes the pending downgrade.
Free planCan be selected from the plan cards when available for the current workspace.

The current plan card is disabled as Current Plan unless a scheduled change is pending. When a downgrade is scheduled, the current plan card lets you cancel the scheduled change, and the pending target card shows the start date.

What Plans Do Not Change

Plan choice does not change the basic TestVibe experience: you still create a project, generate Playwright tests, run them in cloud test sessions, and review run evidence from the same workspace. Plan choice affects billing capacity and how quickly usage consumes that capacity.