Reseller plans and billing
Subscribe to a reseller tier, switch monthly or annual, and understand what a lapse or cancellation changes.
Subscribing
- 1Open Reseller in the sidebar.
- 2Pick a tier and choose Start reselling — this goes through Stripe
Checkout.
- 3On payment, your organisation's reseller plan is set and the period's pool is
granted. The page then shows your pool balance and seats used against total.
- 4Manage or cancel any time through Manage billing, which opens the Stripe
customer portal.
Only the organisation owner can do any of this.
Tiers differ in pooled credits, client seats, and the org-wide knowledge-source ceiling. See the pricing page for current figures.
Monthly and annual
Reseller plans bill monthly or annually; annual is a prepay commitment on an existing tier and grants the year's pool up front. A tier without an annual price configured simply does not show the annual toggle.
Your own workspace is separate
Your primary workspace is excluded from the reseller page entirely — it is not a resold client, so it never appears in the client list or its count. Its own plan and credits live on the ordinary billing page.
What lapsing changes
If the reseller plan ends terminally:
| Thing | What happens |
|---|---|
| Client seats | Drop to zero — no new clients can be provisioned |
| Pool balance | Remains until spent |
| Existing client workspaces | Keep working on whatever credits they hold |
| Branding and custom domain | Revert to platform defaults; the verified domain stops resolving to your brand |
| Org knowledge-source ceiling | Resolves to zero — new client sources blocked, existing ones keep serving |
| Your own mail configuration | Falls back to the platform sender rather than dropping mail |
A past_due subscription keeps your brand through the dunning window. Settings and domain verification are retained either way, so resubscribing restores everything without re-entering anything.
Client billing
Your clients have no billing of their own — no billing tab, and their checkout and portal routes are refused with "Billing is managed by your provider." You invoice them however you like, outside evoriqa. See Reseller overview.
Where to go next
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