Move from free to paid
Subscribing turns your one-time run into ongoing monitoring, and adds a credit allowance.
Moving from free to paid uses the same upgrade flow as moving between any two plans, so this covers the specific things worth knowing about that first move.
Subscribing turns your one-time run into ongoing monitoring, and adds a credit allowance.
The free plan gives you one analysis run on one competitor. A paid plan turns that into continuous tracking on a schedule.
Open Billing
Open Plan and billing from your workspace settings.
Choose a plan
Choose a plan. See Comparing plans for what each one includes.
Complete checkout
Complete checkout. Your plan starts immediately.
What changes when you subscribe
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| One analysis run, then nothing further | Sources run on a schedule for as long as you subscribe |
| Dashboard readable but frozen | Dashboard updates as runs complete |
| One competitor | More competitors, depending on your plan |
| No credits | A credit allowance for manual actions |
| No integrations | Integrations available on eligible plans |
| No weekly briefing | Weekly voice briefing on Growth and above |
| One user | Additional team members on eligible plans |
What happens to your free run
Your existing data is kept. The competitor you analysed on the free plan stays in your workspace and starts refreshing on your plan's schedule.
What it does not do
Subscribing does not backfill history from before you subscribed. Ongoing tracking starts when your subscription does.
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Related articles
- Upgrade your plan
Upgrade from Plan and billing to raise your competitor and team limits and unlock integrations.
- Comparing plans
Scale removes the competitor and team limits on Free and Growth, and adds faster refresh and full integrations.
- What is included on the free plan
The free plan gives you one analysis run covering one competitor. It is not an ongoing subscription.
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