Billing & subscription

Billing today: three tiers, one flat price each

Pishik has three tiers, and each is a flat price per workspace — never per seat. Team is $499/month with up to 3 seats, Business is $999/month with up to 10, and Enterprise is a conversation sized to your organization. Every tier gets every feature, and the email reviewers who approve your contracts are always free and unlimited.

How paying works

• You pick your plan during sign-up. Choose Team or Business in the setup wizard and check out on a Stripe-hosted page — Pishik never sees or stores your card details. Redeeming a trial code instead? See How trials work — trials never ask for a card.
• Didn't finish checkout? Your workspace waits in a "no plan yet" state — you can still sign in, but nothing can be written until a plan is chosen. A brand-new workspace opens straight onto a plan-selection screen, where an admin or owner can finish checkout in one click; a workspace that already has contracts in it stays open and read-only, with checkout in Settings → Plan & billing. Either way nothing is lost.
• One flat monthly price per workspace. No per-seat math and no implementation fee — invoices and card changes live in Stripe's billing portal, one click from the same screen.

Seats come with your tier

Team includes up to 3 seats, Business up to 10, and Enterprise a seat count we agree with you and set on your workspace (up to 100); a trial comes with the seat count set by its code. Seats are the only thing that changes between tiers — every plan gets every feature, and reviewers don't use seats at all. How seats and reviewers work is covered in Seats and reviewers.

Changing or cancelling a plan

Change or cancel any time from Settings → Plan & billing — nothing converts silently. Your contracts and their history are never touched by a plan change; nothing about your data depends on which plan you pick. One thing to know before you move down a tier: because each tier includes a set number of seats, a downgrade is only accepted once your team already fits the smaller tier — so if you have more people than the new plan includes, archive the extra members first and the change will go through. For the tier-by-tier answer, see What does Pishik cost?

How trials work

Trials are available with a trial code from our team — ask us for one and redeem it during sign-up. A trial is the full product, not a demo: every feature, unlimited free reviewers, and the trial length and seat count set when your code was issued.

No card, ever

A trial never asks for a card, and it can never turn into a charge — there's nothing on file to charge. When you're ready to stay, check out from Settings → Plan & billing (or during the trial, any time), and your workspace continues exactly as it is.

When a trial ends

Nothing dramatic happens, and nothing is ever deleted automatically. When the trial clock runs out:

• The workspace goes read-only for new work. You can't start new reviews or make new changes, but reviews already in flight complete normally, and everyone can still sign in and read everything.
• Everything stays exportable. Export any contract record or the entire workspace — comments, @mentions, delegations, and audit history included — from Settings → Data & export, whenever you like.
• A human follows up. Someone from our team reaches out personally about next steps — no machine ever suspends or deletes a workspace.

Checking out on a paid tier restores full write access instantly, with everything exactly where you left it.

Seats and reviewers: what a plan counts (and what's always free)

Pishik's pricing model has one simple rule: you pay for people who sign in, never for people who only review by email.

A seat is for someone who signs in

A seat belongs to a member of your workspace — the owner, admins, and users who log in to build review flows, route contracts, and manage the team. Seats come with your tier: up to 3 on Team, up to 10 on Business, custom on Enterprise, and on a trial, the seat count set by your code. Pricing is flat per workspace — never per seat — and every tier gets every feature.

Email reviewers are always free and unlimited

The reviewers who approve or reject a contract never sign in. They get a personal email link, open the document in your own storage, and confirm their decision on a hosted page — no account, ever. Because they never sign in, reviewers never consume a seat. As the app says plainly, email reviewers are always free & unlimited — send a contract to as many reviewers as you like, on every tier, trials included.

The day-to-day seat mechanics live with your team

For the operational details — exactly who counts against your seats, how a pending invite holds a seat until it's accepted, and how offboarding a former teammate frees one up — see Seats explained and Offboard a teammate in User & team management.

What does Pishik cost?

Pricing is live, public, and flat per workspace. Every tier gets every feature — the full product, unlimited free email reviewers, no implementation fee. The only thing a bigger tier buys is more seats.

The lineup

• Team is $499/month flat per workspace with up to 3 seats; Business — our most popular — is $999/month flat with up to 10; Enterprise is a conversation: talk to us. See the pricing overview for the side-by-side.
• Trials are available with a code from our team — redeem it during sign-up, no card asked. See How trials work.
• Checkout runs on Stripe's secure hosted pages — during sign-up, or later from Settings → Plan & billing. Pishik never sees or stores card details, and you can change or cancel anytime.
• Reviewers stay free and unlimited on every plan. Only seats — people who sign in — are ever priced. See Seats and reviewers.

The honest caveats

Prices aren't frozen forever. As set out in the Terms of Service, we may change pricing at any time and at our discretion; the Terms do not oblige us to give advance notice, and continuing to use Pishik after a change takes effect means accepting it. Our intention is always to tell you before a change reaches your invoice, but treat the Terms as the binding statement here, not this page.

Coming from the beta program? The transition details live on the beta program page.