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Upgrade to Pro

How checkout actually works: pick a traffic tier on the Billing page, pay through Stripe, and manage or cancel any time through the Stripe Billing Portal.

What Pro unlocks

Pro gates exactly three Console surfaces — everything else stays free forever:

  • Funnel — the four observed stages (agent visits → served machine-readable → protocol requests → orders reported), per store and platform, with evidence-labeled order attribution.
  • Products — the URL-level view of which pages agents fetch, how often they get markdown, which platforms visit, and which orders touch each URL.
  • Insights — coverage findings computed live from your events (unserved agent routes, missing outcome wiring, protocol demand), each with one concrete fix.

The checkout flow, step by step

  1. Open Console → Billing. The “Current plan” card shows Free; below it, “Upgrade to Pro” lists the three traffic tiers: Starter (first agent traffic), Growth (steady traffic across several assistants), and Scale (agent visits as a material channel).
  2. Pick a tier and press “Choose at checkout”. You are redirected to a Stripe-hosted checkout page — the exact monthly amount is shown there before you confirm, and card details go to Stripe directly; they never touch Rebilder.
  3. After paying you land back on the Billing page with “Checkout complete”. Your plan flips to Pro as soon as Stripe’s webhook confirms the subscription — usually seconds; refresh if it still shows Free.
  4. Funnel, Products, and Insights unlock immediately for everyone in your organization.

Managing, switching tiers, and canceling

Once on Pro, the Billing page shows your tier and current period end, and “Manage billing” opens the Stripe Billing Portal — that is where you change traffic tier, update the payment method, download invoices, or cancel. The Billing page deliberately hides the tier chooser while you are subscribed: starting a second checkout would create a duplicate subscription.

If the buttons are disabled

Checkout requires the deployment to have Stripe configured. If the page says billing is not configured (or a tier names an unset price variable), the operator has not set the Stripe keys and tier price ids for that deployment yet — the free tier is unaffected, and nothing is broken on your store.