A plan sets a workspace's limits, such as how many CLIs, successful generations, members, and testers it can have. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
How plans apply to workspaces
- Your personal workspace starts on the Free plan.
- Creating another workspace needs the Pro plan. A workspace you create bills against your personal workspace's plan, so they share one set of limits.
- A workspace you were invited to uses its owner's plan.
Only owners and admins can see or change billing. Builders see the plan's name and are asked to contact an owner or admin.
See your plan and usage
Open Settings > Plan. The Plan row names the current plan. Below it, each limit shows what you have used out of what your plan allows, and Builds shows when generations reset.
- Open Settings > Plan and click Compare plans.
- On the Pro card, choose Monthly or Annual.
- Click Upgrade to Pro. To go back, click Downgrade to Free and confirm.
If a payment is needed, a checkout page opens in your browser. From okibi, run okibi billing status after you finish to check the result.
- An upgrade can charge your payment method right away.
- A downgrade can be scheduled for the end of the billing period. The Plan row shows the scheduled change.
- Downgrading deletes nothing. While you are over the Free limits, new CLIs and new generations are blocked. Existing public releases stay live.
- For Enterprise, click Contact us. It isn't available from okibi.
Invoices and payment methods
In Settings > Plan, click Manage billing next to Payment, or run:
okibi billing portal --workspace acmeThe billing portal is where you update payment methods, see invoices, and change subscription details. Changing the plan and opening the portal need a login key, not a workspace-locked key.
When a limit blocks a generation
- In the app, the CLI's page shows Plan limit reached and an Upgrade your plan link.
- In okibi, the command fails with a
plan limit reachederror.
Only successful generations count. A build that fails or is canceled gives its generation back.
In the app, v1 from an OpenAPI spec is free, and its suggestions count as 1 generation. When an agent writes the spec from docs or code, writing it and that build's suggestions count as 1 generation together. A rebuild whose docs or code haven't changed reuses the spec it wrote and doesn't count it again. Suggestions count only when an agent did the work: a rebuild where nothing needs improving, or one that only offers suggestions you already have, doesn't count. Carrying your own hand edits over to new code never counts.
To keep going, upgrade the plan or wait for generations to reset. The reset date is in Settings > Plan.
Other limits block different actions:
| Limit | What it blocks |
|---|---|
| CLIs | Creating a new CLI |
| Builders and admins, internal testers | Invites and role changes over the limit |
| Org workspaces | Creating another workspace |
| Public install links, publishing source to GitHub | Pro features, blocked on Free |