> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.samita.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.samita.io/bulk-price-editor-sami/settings-and-plans/plans-and-pricing.md).

# Plans and pricing

What each plan includes, how plan limits show up in the app, and how trials, upgrades and downgrades work.

Open **Pricing** in the app menu to see the plans and switch between them.

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## Plans

|                              | Free      | Basic     | Pro       | Advanced  |
| ---------------------------- | --------- | --------- | --------- | --------- |
| Monthly price (USD)          | 0         | 9.90      | 19.90     | 39.90     |
| Annual price (USD)           | 0         | 99        | 199       | 399       |
| Products per task            | 100       | 1,000     | 10,000    | Unlimited |
| Editable fields              | All       | All       | All       | All       |
| Undo any change              | Yes       | Yes       | Yes       | Yes       |
| Schedule and recurring tasks | No        | Yes       | Yes       | Yes       |
| Task history kept            | 30 days   | 60 days   | 90 days   | 180 days  |
| Number of tasks              | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |

Prices and limits are shown on the Pricing page in your store; the page is the source of truth if it differs from this table.

## How the limits show up

* **Products per task.** If a task matches more products than the limit, the confirmation dialog warns you, and the task finishes as **Partially complete** with the message *This task matched N products, but only the first M were processed under your current plan*. Upgrade, then choose **Continue change** to process the rest.
* **Schedule and recurring.** On the Free plan the **Schedule the edit**, **Recurring** and **Schedule the revert** controls are disabled and show *This option is available with the Basic plan*.
* **Task history.** Tasks older than the history window are hidden from the Tasks list. They are not deleted; upgrading shows them again. The same number of days is the furthest date you can schedule a task for.

## Trial, billing and discount codes

* Paid plans start with a **14-day free trial**. The **Try 14 days for free** button starts it. Trial days are counted while you are on a paid plan, so downgrading to Free and upgrading later continues where you left off.
* Switch **Monthly** / **Annually** at the top of the page. Annual billing shows the saving.
* Click **Have a discount code?** to apply a code before choosing a plan.
* Charges go through Shopify billing. After you choose a paid plan, Shopify asks you to approve the subscription.

## Downgrading

Choose **Downgrade to …** on a lower plan. The **Downgrade plan** dialog lists what changes, for example *Products per task will be capped at 100* or *You will lose access to scheduled and recurring tasks*. Confirm with **Yes, downgrade**.

Existing scheduled or recurring tasks are not deleted by a downgrade, but new ones cannot be created until you upgrade again.

{% hint style="info" %}
Stores that installed the app before the current plans were introduced may see a different set of plans. The Pricing page always shows the plans that apply to your store.
{% endhint %}


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