Will you pay again for new features? No.
Every new feature lands in your plan automatically, at no extra cost, for the whole term. Why we price it that way — and what it means for your business.
The fear this page retires
The purchase begins the billingThe old way- Next year’s feature sits in a higher tier — and the improvement everyone gets is an upgrade you buy
- The product becomes a menu — of things you do not have
The purchase is the price- Every new feature, your whole term — landing in your plan at no extra cost
- Always the current platform — there is no version you get stranded on
The question deserves a one-word answer, and ours is above.
The policy, in the record's own words
Automatic, at no extra cost
For the whole of your term. Nothing to negotiate, nothing to opt into.
Web, to everyone at once
Rolled out the same day. Nobody is left running last year’s build.
Mobile, through the app stores
The usual way, on the usual schedule, with no features ledger to keep watching.
Why we price it this way
The honest economics: the platform improves for everyone or it fragments for everyone.
The feature built because one tiles distributor asked reaches the lighting showroom that never thought to ask; the improvement that makes support calls shorter pays us back in support calls.
A customer stranded on last year's version is a future ex-customer — so keeping everyone current is not generosity, it is how the product and its users stay on the same side.
What is actually coming
The features in active development are listed where they belong — briefly, in plain tense, without dates:
Ask at the demo what shipped recently — it is a fair test of this page.
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