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Spotzee bills you based on the number of users in your organisation. Your subscription covers the seat count; platform credits cover usage-based work that sits on top.
The Billing page is gated to organisation admin and owner roles. Members can’t see it.

How billing works

Two things to know up front:
  • Billing is at the organisation level, not per project. Your user count totals across every project in your organisation.
  • Users are the people you message: customers, subscribers, app users.
Your monthly subscription scales with your user tier. Platform credits are a separate top-up balance you draw on for usage-based features.

Subscription tiers

Spotzee has 51 tiers covering every step from a free starter plan up to seven-figure user counts.
TierUser rangeMonthly cost
Free0–250$0
Paid (entry)251–500$10
Paid (mid)1,001–1,500$22.50
Paid (mid)5,001–5,500$55
Paid (mid)25,001–26,000$212.50
Paid (high)100,001–105,000$720
Paid (high)500,001–550,000$2,175
Paid (high)950,001–1,000,000$3,525
Custom1,000,001+Contact us
The slider on the Billing page shows the exact tier you’ll land on for any user count. Self-service checkout runs up to 25,000 users. Above that, the slider switches to Let’s talk so we can build a custom plan.

Manage your subscription

The Billing page in the organisation menu is the single place to view, change, or cancel your plan.
The status card at the top shows:
  • Current tier (for example, Free (0-250 users)).
  • Current user count vs limit (for example, 150 / 250 users).
  • Monthly cost on paid tiers.
  • A progress bar of usage against the limit.

User limit alerts

The Billing page surfaces three alert states based on your usage progress bar.
UsageWhat you see
Below 90%Normal. No alert.
90–99%Amber warning: approaching your user limit.
100% and aboveRed warning: user limit reached.
We don’t block new users when you hit 100%. The system keeps accepting writes so your app keeps working. You’ll see notifications and a banner pointing you to upgrade.

Payment failures and the grace period

If a card payment fails:
  • A 7-day grace period begins.
  • A red banner appears on the Billing page.
  • You’ll receive an email about the failed payment.
  • Your account functions normally during the grace window.
If payment isn’t resolved within 7 days, your user limit drops to 0 and feature access is restricted until you fix the payment in the Stripe portal.

Platform credits

Credits are a pay-as-you-go monetary balance that supplements your subscription. They cover:
  • Additional messaging capacity beyond your subscription.
  • Per-use operations on certain Extended API utilities (for example, blacklist-monitoring checks, deliverability lookups).
  • Usage-based work that’s billed per call rather than per seat.
The Credit Balance card on the Billing page shows:
  • Your current balance (for example, $250.00).
  • Total Purchased.
  • Total Consumed.
When the balance drops below $10, the card turns amber as a low-balance warning.

Top up credits manually

1

Open the Credit Balance card

On the Billing page, scroll to the Credit Balance section.
2

Pick a top-up amount

Choose from the dropdown: 20,20**, **50, 100,100**, **500, 1,000,or1,000**, or **5,000.
3

Top up

Choose Top up now, complete payment through Stripe, and your balance updates immediately. The transaction lands in your credit history.
Top-ups use the same payment method as your subscription. To change cards, update them in the Stripe Customer Portal first, then return to top up.

Configure auto top-up

Auto top-up keeps your balance topped up automatically when it drops below a threshold you set. Your monthly limit caps total auto spending so the system can never exceed what you’ve authorised.
1

Open auto top-up configuration

On the Billing page, choose Configure in the Credit Balance section.
2

Enable and set values

Toggle Enable auto top-up on, then set:
  • Threshold: trigger when balance drops below this. Options: 50,50, 100, 200,200, 500.
  • Amount: how much to add each time. Options: 100,100, 200, 500,500, 1,000, $2,000.
  • Monthly limit: the cap on total auto top-ups in a calendar month. Options: 500,500, 1,000, 2,000,2,000, 5,000, $10,000.
3

Save

Save. The Billing page now shows auto top-up as Active, with the threshold, monthly limit, and amount used this month against the limit.

Example configuration

SettingValueWhat it means
Threshold$100Auto top-up triggers when balance falls below $100
Amount$500Each top-up adds $500
Monthly limit$2,000Auto top-ups stop once $2,000 has been added in a month
With these settings, a balance of 95triggersa95 triggers a 500 top-up that lifts it to $595.

Credit history

The credit history view on the Billing page lists every transaction with timestamps, amounts, and the balance before and after. Auto top-ups appear with an Auto top-up label so you can tell them apart from manual purchases and usage deductions.

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