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Subscription plans
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Subscription plans
Subscription plans define which capabilities, limits, collaboration options, and usage levels are available to your account or workspace.
What plans usually control
Plan details may change over time, but subscription plans commonly affect:
- How many projects or workspaces you can manage.
- How many collaborators can join.
- Which build, publish, and collaboration features are available.
- Credit limits or included usage.
- Access to advanced support, security, or governance options.
Always review the current pricing screen in the product before making a billing decision.
How to choose a plan
Choose the plan that matches the type of work you are doing:
| If you are... | Start with a plan that supports... |
|---|---|
| Testing an idea | Small projects, basic previews, and enough credits for iteration. |
| Building for a client | Multiple projects, clean collaboration, and predictable usage. |
| Running a team | Workspace management, member access, and usage visibility. |
| Preparing production apps | Publishing, security review, and enough credits for testing. |
Upgrade when the workflow needs it
You may need a higher plan when:
- Your project needs more iterations than your current usage allows.
- You need additional team members.
- You need publishing or custom domain workflows.
- You need stronger workspace governance.
- Your team needs support for a launch or client delivery.
Downgrade carefully
Before downgrading:
- Check whether active projects depend on plan-specific features.
- Review workspace member access.
- Confirm published projects will keep working as expected.
- Export or back up anything important if your plan limits will change.
Billing clarity
Plans and credits are related but not always the same thing. A plan may grant access to features, while credits usually represent usage. Before a large project, read Credits and usage so you understand how work consumes credits.
FAQ
Can I start small?
Yes. For most users, the safest first step is a small project that lets you learn the workflow before committing to a larger build.
Do plans affect project quality?
The plan affects access, limits, and usage. Quality still depends on your prompt clarity, review habits, and how carefully you verify the project before publishing.
Where should I confirm exact plan limits?
Use the current billing or pricing screen inside RIB Creative. Documentation explains concepts, but the product is the source for current limits.
Next steps
- Understand usage: Credits and usage
- Learn workspace roles: People
- Start a project safely: Quick start