Pricing and plans
What the account plans include and where their limits sit, alongside the consulting rates. If anything here disagrees with a written quote, the quote wins.
Three plans, and the middle one is an engagement
What each plan carries, taken straight from the table the site enforces — so what is advertised here is what applies.
Where your account stands
Reading this site needs no account and no payment. An account adds the two things that are yours — a thread for a question you asked, and a vote on what gets built next. The paid plans are what happens when I am working for you: the limits move, and your thread stops waiting behind everybody else’s.
- Loading the plans…
- Plan details are being updated.
- Get in touch
- and I will tell you what applies today.
Every limit, side by side
Plan limits compared. Rendered from the plans table the server enforces.
Paying, and telling me about it
There is no checkout. Payment is a direct transfer, and a plan is applied by hand once it arrives — which also means there is no payment callback for anyone to forge.
- Ways to send a payment
- The plans, and what each one is for.
- Compare every limit
- How to pay
- The plans
The plan rows could not be read, so there is nothing to compare here rather than a table of guesses.
Questions people actually ask
- Do I need a paid plan to hire you?
No, and it works the other way round. You hire me, and the account plan follows so that the thread we are working in stops being rationed. The plan is a consequence of the engagement, not a gate in front of it.
- Where are the limits actually enforced?
On the server, against the plan row you are actually on. The table above is rendered from those same rows, so this page cannot describe a limit the server does not apply — which is the specific way a pricing page normally goes wrong.
- What happens when a limit changes?
It changes in one place, on the plan, and every surface that reads it follows in the same moment: this page, the account panel, and the refusal you would get from the server. Nothing here is a copy that has to be kept in step by hand.
- Can you put me on a plan directly?
Yes. An administrator can grant a plan to an account, and a granted plan carries its own end date rather than running forever by accident. Every grant is recorded with who made it and when.
- How do I tell you I have paid?
Through the payment page, which lists the methods that work and lets you record the reference afterwards. A payment nobody can match to an account is the one failure this flow is built to avoid.
- Message threads
- Feature requests
- Attachment size
- Priority reply
- Unlimited
- unlimited
- Payment reported
- Free
- recently
- See every plan
How a plan gets here
There is no checkout on this site. You pay the way we agreed, tell me on the pricing page, and I set the plan with the date it ends. Every grant carries that date — a plan that never ends is a free tier with extra steps.
Nothing is charged automatically and nothing renews on its own, so there is no card here to remove.
You are not signed in
Plans attach to an account. Signing in with Google creates one — there is no password anywhere in this product, and no separate sign-up step.
- What an account holds
- Awaiting a grant
- your current plan
- Withdrawing…
- Withdraw the report
- Report a payment
- Could not record that. Please try again.
- There is nothing to report against just now.
- Which plan have you paid for?
- Payment reference
Optional. A transfer reference, a transaction id, or however you sent it — whatever helps me match your payment to your account.
- Recording…
- Report the payment
Nothing changes on your account until I have checked the payment against what arrived — usually within a working day.
https://aoneahsan.com/pricing