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Understanding how billing works
Understanding how billing works
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Written by Thomas Hernandez
Updated over 2 months ago

At Claap, we believe in fair and straightforward billing and want to make your billing more predictable.

Overall, we invoice you for the total number of paid licenses available in your workspace, regardless of whether they are assigned to a specific workspace member or not. These premium licenses will be available throughout your billing period, giving you the flexibility to reassign them to different workspace members while maintaining predictable costs. Unused licenses will be removed at your next renewal.

Adding new paid licenses to your workspace

If all your premium licenses are filled by current workspace members, assigning new paid licenses to additional workspace members will increase your total paid licenses count and corresponding invoice. You will only be charged the prorated amount for the remaining billing period when adding a new paid license. Your billing frequency, monthly or annual, will remain unchanged.

Downgrading and removing members from your workspace

You can downgrade workspace members to a free Basic license or remove members from your workspace at any time, freeing up the paid licenses that were assigned to them. During your current billing period, you can assign these available paid licenses to any workspace member at no additional cost.

Removing paid licenses from your workspace

If there are unassigned paid licenses at renewal, we will adjust the number of licenses down in your next invoice to match the number of paid licenses actually assigned to workspace members.

Checking for available and unassigned paid licenses

At any time, you can see whether your workspace has some available paid licenses which are unassigned to workspace members. Open your Workspace settings and check the Billing tab. If you have some unused licenses, an information banner will be shown indicating how many licenses of each kind you can still assign:

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