# What each plan unlocks

The limits and features that change between plans, and which ones actually matter as you grow.

Two things vary between plans: how much you can run, and which features are available. The table below is generated from the live plan configuration, so it reflects what is actually on sale rather than a copy that drifted out of date.

![The Billing page plan cards showing Free, Basic, Pro, and Advance side by side.](https://testsnag.com/images/docs/workspace/billing-and-plans-1-usage.r1.jpg)

Marked on the screenshot:
- Each plan card lists the runs, members, and workspaces it includes.
- The features that are plan-gated appear in the card that first unlocks them.
- Annual billing saves about 20% against monthly.

| Plan | Monthly | Runs / month | Members | Workspaces |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | Free | 20 | 2 | 2 |
| Basic | $10 | 120 | 5 | 5 |
| Pro | $35 | 600 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Advance | $99 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |

## Limits

Runs per month is the limit most teams meet first, and every execution counts regardless of what started it. Members and workspaces matter later, usually when a second team wants their own space. All three follow the workspace owner, so a member running a test spends the owner’s allowance.

## Features

Some capabilities are plan-gated. Where an article covers one, it carries a badge at the top saying which plan unlocks it, so you can tell at a glance whether something is available to you. The gated ones today are reusable [blocks](https://testsnag.com/docs/building-blocks/blocks.md), [scripts](https://testsnag.com/docs/building-blocks/scripts.md), run recordings, [advanced analytics](https://testsnag.com/docs/running-tests/analytics.md), [outbound webhooks](https://testsnag.com/docs/notifications/outbound-webhooks.md), [iOS and Android app testing](https://testsnag.com/docs/test-types/mobile-tests.md), and the issue tracker integrations. Mobile testing is metered in device minutes on top of the run allowance.

## Choosing one

Start on the smallest plan that covers the features you need and watch the usage bar for a month. Run volume is easier to predict once a few tests are on real schedules than it is beforehand, and run credits exist to cover an unusually busy month without committing to an upgrade.

> **Note:** Downgrading keeps your work. Tests, history, and schedules stay in place; anything a lower plan does not include simply stops being available until you upgrade again.