Plans & billing

Midplane Cloud has three plans — Free, Pro, and Team — that gate only on what scales with usage. The policy engine, audit logging, and credential isolation are on every tier — Midplane never paywalls the core or meters query volume.

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Compare plans

Connect as many interactive agents as you want on every plan — only machine tokens count toward a limit. Paid plans are one flat price for your whole org, no matter how many members you have — seats are a head-count cap per tier, not a billing metric, so adding members never changes your bill. Need more than Team — BYOK, a dedicated region, custom retention, or SOC 2 / HIPAA artifacts? That’s a custom path: talk to us.

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The Billing page

Manage your plan from the Billing page in the dashboard. Billing is owner-only — admins run the workspace, but the Billing page and its upgrade and portal actions belong to the org owner. It shows:

• Usage meters for your current plan: projects, machine tokens, and seats used against each cap, so you can see how close you are before you hit a limit.
• A renewal summary when you’re on a paid plan — your next renewal date, or, if you’ve canceled, the date your plan reverts to Free.

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Upgrade, downgrade, and cancel

• First upgrade opens Stripe Checkout. On success you’re back in the dashboard on the new plan.
• Switching between paid tiers (Pro ↔ Team) moves your existing subscription rather than starting a second one, so you’re never double-billed.
• Manage or cancel opens the Stripe customer portal, where you can change your card, see invoices, or cancel.

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Single sign-on

SSO / SAML is an Enterprise feature, included on the Team plan. On Free and Pro, members sign in with email and password or with Google; SSO replaces that with your own identity provider over SAML. An owner or admin configures the SAML connection per organization under Settings → SSO, and members then choose Continue with SSO on the sign-in screen to hand authentication to your provider. The step-by-step setup lives in the dashboard rather than mirrored here, so it stays accurate as providers change. SSO governs who can sign in, not what they can do once in — that’s still set by team roles and your policy. SSO isn’t enabled in the community self-host build today; if you need it on self-host, contact sales@midplane.ai — also the address for any Enterprise licensing question.

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