Plans & businesses

You can start free, then pick a plan by the number of businesses it covers. Your first business starts on the free plan with 100 credits. Every paid plan has every feature. What changes is how many businesses it covers and how many credits it adds each month. On every paid plan:

• Every feature is included. Custom domains, team invitations, webhooks, the API, hiding Crevio’s branding, unlimited websites and ad accounts are not held back for a bigger plan.
• Crevio’s fee on your sales is 2.5%. It is the same on Starter, Growth and Scale.
• You can pick more credits. Each plan has credit options from its starting amount up to 20,000 credits a month, and the price per credit stays the same. See Credits.
• Yearly costs half as much as monthly for the same credits. A yearly plan is paid up front for the year, and its credits still arrive every month.
• Your first payment is covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee.

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The free plan

The free plan lets you try Crevio on one business without a card. It includes:

• 100 credits, given once. They don’t refill each month. That’s usually enough for Crevio to pick your niche and build your website and first product.
• One website and up to 2 active products.
• A 5% fee on your sales, instead of 2.5% on a paid plan.
• 1 marketing email and 1 AI voice call a day.

Custom domains, team invitations, posting to social channels, ad accounts, webhooks, the API and hiding Crevio’s branding need a paid plan. Only your first business starts free. Another business you create needs a plan of its own, unless your plan has room for it.

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Credit options and prices

Prices are in US dollars. You’ll find the same prices on the pricing page and under Settings → Billing → Change plan.

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When your free credits run out

When a business on the free plan has used its credits, Crevio shows a plan screen. It shows what the team does for you, what each plan includes and the 7-day money-back guarantee. Choose yearly or monthly, then Hire the team to go to checkout. You see the same screen when you start a second business that no plan covers. While you are on that screen:

• It can’t be skipped. Your AI doesn’t start working again until you have a plan.
• You can still reach checkout, billing, invoices and the business switcher, so you can pay, fix a payment problem or move to another business.
• Anything you asked your AI before the credits ran out is kept, and runs as soon as you have a plan.

Only owners and admins see this screen. People who bought from your business, and teammates without admin access, never do, even if your plan lapses. You don’t see it if you already own a plan with room for another business. The new business joins that plan and starts working straight away.

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One plan, several businesses

Growth and Scale cover more than one business. They share one bill and one pool of credits.

• Every business on the plan gets the plan’s features and spends from the same credit balance. Under Settings → Billing, each business shows how many credits it used this billing period.
• Adding a business: open Settings → Billing on the business that pays for the plan. Under Businesses on this plan, pick one of your other businesses and click Add. Remove takes it off again.
• Starting a new business while your plan has room adds it to the plan automatically. Otherwise it asks you to choose a plan.
• Links in billing emails open the business the email is about, even if you were last working in another one. For example, the keep your subscription link in a cancellation email takes you to the right business’s billing page, where you can resume the plan.
• A business on someone else’s plan shows Covered by and the paying business’s name instead of billing settings. The plan, card and invoices are managed on the paying business.

Limits:

• Only businesses you own can join your plan. A business owned by someone else can’t.
• A business that already has a plan of its own can’t join. Cancel its plan first.
• The plan stops accepting businesses once it is full. Remove one, or move to a bigger plan.
• If the plan ends, is downgraded to one that covers fewer businesses, or the business changes owner, the businesses that no longer fit are taken off it and have to choose a plan of their own again. When a downgrade leaves room for fewer businesses, the ones that joined earliest stay.
• A business taken off a plan goes back to the free plan. Once it has no credits of its own, it sees the plan screen until it has a plan.

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