Pay for the size of your plant. Nothing else.
Every paid plan has unlimited projects, unlimited editors and every feature. The only thing that changes between them is how many enclosures the organization has, counted across all of its projects. How you split them into projects is up to you.
An enclosure is one splice point: the closure, case or cabinet where cables are opened and strands are joined, whether it sits in a vault, on a pole, on a wall or at the roadside. Each one drawn on the map counts as one.
Every account also comes with a free personal project. A company's projects live in an organization, and its plan is picked from the Billing tab once you are signed in.
- Up to 100 enclosures
- 1 project
- 1 editor
- Unlimited viewers
- Up to 400 enclosures
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited editors
- Unlimited viewers
- Up to 1,600 enclosures
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited editors
- Unlimited viewers
- Up to 4,000 enclosures
- Unlimited projects
- Unlimited editors
- Unlimited viewers
More than 4,000 enclosures, a contract, or a person to call. Let's talk.
What happens at the limit?
Everything already mapped stays editable. Adding another enclosure waits for a bigger plan, or for room made by removing some. The one way to be over the limit is moving down to a smaller plan: then the newest enclosures past the plan's number become view-only, so they still open, trace and print and can be removed, and everything older stays editable. Nothing is ever deleted. The terms say the same.
Not sure which one fits? Ask us.