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Upgrade

Upgrade is the flow that moves your organization from Free to Pro (or a higher plan available to your organization), unlocking more Planner seats and higher AI generation limits without touching your existing projects, PRDs, or sprints.

The upgrade takes effect immediately after payment; there is no waiting period before new seats or limits become usable. Existing content is untouched, only the ceilings around it change.

If checkout fails after a payment attempt, that is a billing support issue rather than something to retry blindly; contact support with the attempted plan and payment method so they can investigate the specific failure.

  • Start an upgrade from Free to Pro directly from the billing pages.
  • Review exactly what changes (seats, AI limits) before confirming.
  • Complete payment and see the new plan reflected immediately.
  • Contact billing support if checkout does not complete successfully.
  • Approaching or hitting a Planner seat or AI usage limit on Free.
  • Onboarding a larger team that needs more than the Free plan includes.
  • Wanting priority support or higher limits ahead of a big push.
  • Owner role for billing rights.
  • A valid payment method for the organization.
  • Sidebar: Organization → Upgrade
  • Direct route: /org/upgrade
  1. Open Organization → Upgrade (/org/upgrade).
  2. Review what changes moving from your current plan to the next one.
  3. Confirm the new Planner seat count and AI usage limits.
  4. Enter or confirm your payment method.
  5. Complete the upgrade and verify the new plan shows immediately on the Plans page.
  6. Contact billing support if checkout fails after a payment attempt.
  • The new plan appears correctly on the Plans and Usage pages right after payment.
  • Nobody experiences a gap between paying and getting the new limits.
  • Existing projects, PRDs, and sprints are completely unaffected by the upgrade.
  • Upgrade proactively once you see Usage trending toward a limit, rather than reacting to a block.
  • Keep a record of your organization payment method up to date to avoid failed renewals.
  • Reach out to billing support with specifics (attempted plan, payment method, error message) rather than retrying repeatedly.
  • Retrying a failed checkout many times instead of contacting billing support with the specific error.
  • Upgrading in a panic mid-task instead of watching Usage trends ahead of time.
  • Assuming an upgrade changes or resets existing project data; it only changes limits.