Subscription & plans
Every organization is on a subscription plan, and the plan sets entitlements: how many solutions, capabilities per solution, workspaces, and members the organization may create. Plans are about how much you can build; the money-per-token side of generative AI is a separate mechanism — see Budgets & costs.
How limits behave
- A limit caps creation: with
max_solutions: 1, the second solution is refused with a clearPLAN_LIMIT_EXCEEDEDmessage — nothing existing is touched. - Limits are read live: when a plan is raised, the next create succeeds immediately; when a plan is lowered, existing resources are grandfathered and only new creation is blocked.
- An absent limit means unlimited.
Hitting a limit is never destructive — it is always "you may not add more", never "we removed something".
What you get automatically
Self-serve registration subscribes the new organization to the default plan in the same stroke that creates it — there is no unsubscribed state and no setup step.
Seeing and changing your plan
- Go to Subscription in the sidebar (Operations group).
- The page shows your current plan, its limits, and where you stand against each one.
- Changing plans is not self-serve: upgrades go through your platform contact (the Upgrade button points the way). Plan changes take effect immediately once made.
For platform administrators
The plan catalog — which plans exist, their limits, and the default for new organizations — is managed on the Subscription plans page (System group). It is platform-level: organization administrators can see their own subscription, never the catalog. A limit edited in the catalog applies to every subscribed organization on the next create.
Two ceilings, one mental model
| Mechanism | Caps | Failure mode |
|---|---|---|
| Plan entitlements (this page) | How many resources exist | Create refused, 403 PLAN_LIMIT_EXCEEDED |
| Budgets | Monthly generative spend | Call refused, 429, resets monthly |
Next
- The spend ceiling: Budgets & costs.