Plans, Billing and Entitlements

Generally available
Supplier and issuer
From free

How an org pays for Klarum and what each tier is entitled to: a four-tier ladder with Free as the floor, a per-seat Business tier, enforced monthly meters on Free inference spend, and the trial between them.

Catalogue id
plans-billing

Description

What it is

How a firm pays for Klarum, and what each tier is entitled to. This module exists because the commercial model is the one part of the product a prospect meets before anything else in this catalogue, and it was previously documented nowhere - which left the marketing site asserting a plan ladder no source of truth carried (issue #1928).

Four tiers, low to high: Free, Basic, Business, Enterprise (feature_matrix.TIER_ORDER). Prices are SEK, live on Klarum's Stripe account, and every lookup_key round-trips through one shared table so the webhook sync and the price resolver cannot disagree about what a price means.

Tierlookup_keyPriceNotes
Freefree0 SEK/monthA real 0 SEK Stripe subscription, not the absence of one
Basicbasic_month / basic_year1 100 SEK/mo, 11 000 SEK/yrAnnual is two months free
Businessbusiness_month / business_year2 000 SEK/seat/mo, 20 000 SEK/seat/yrPer seat, metered
Enterpriseenterprise0 SEK/month in StripeNegotiated commercially and invoiced outside Stripe; the subscription carries the agreed seat count and an agreement_ref

There is no dedicated billing-settings route: plan and seat chrome renders on the organization settings page, and Checkout lives on its own subscribe surface.

What it helps users do

Land in the product rather than at a plan picker (Free is provisioned directly at org creation); try Business for three days without a payment method; add and remove seats with proration handled by Stripe; and, on Free, spend a bounded amount of inference per month with a refusal that does not itself burn quota.

Capabilities

  • The tier ladder

    Generally available

    Four tiers low to high, Free, Basic, Business and Enterprise, with every Stripe lookup key round-tripping through one table so the webhook sync and the price resolver cannot disagree.

  • Capabilities per tier

    Generally available

    A capability is binary per tier: engine and exports and connectors from Free, doc generation from Basic, team seats and org settings from Business, and the enterprise block from Enterprise.

  • Meters

    Generally available

    A monthly ceiling on something a tier already holds, enforced by one atomic statement that row-locks the org, resets lazily on a UTC month roll-over and writes nothing once the cap is reached.

  • The Business trial

    Generally available

    A once-per-org trial of Business with a seven-day window to activate and three full days once activated, requiring no payment method and preserving data when it ends.

  • Seat billing (Business)

    Generally available

    Per-seat and metered with Stripe authoritative. A seat bills on acceptance, not on invite, with an idempotency key on the invitation id so a retried accept cannot double-bill.

  • Self-serve plan management

    Planned

    Interval and plan changes are not self-serve. The Stripe Customer Portal session endpoint exists but no frontend component calls it, so the interval is chosen at Checkout.

Keywords

tiers, stripe, meters, trial, seats, capabilities, checkout, entitlements

Provenance

This page renders a published artifact. Read the same records as JSON if you would rather check the source than the page.