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Plans are priced by how many subscribers you have. Every plan has every feature; you only pay for more people. Plans are per workspace.

Plans

Paying yearly gets you two months free. Paid plans have unlimited sends. The free plan includes 10,000 sends a month. Emails on the free plan end with a small “Powered by subscriber.dev” line. Paid plans remove it. For more than 100,000 subscribers, email sales@subscriber.dev.

How subscribers are counted

Only your Production environment counts. Staging and any other environments are free, so test as much as you like. Your count is whichever is higher:
  • subscribers who are opted in to email, or
  • people you’ve emailed this billing period.
Opted-out and deleted subscribers don’t count, unless you emailed them earlier in the period.

Going over your plan

On the free plan, emails stop when you reach a limit, and the run records why:
  • Past 1,000 subscribers, your newest subscribers aren’t emailed. Everyone else still is.
  • Past 10,000 sends in a month, nothing more sends until the next month.
On a paid plan, nothing stops straight away. You can grow up to the next plan’s limit, and after 3 days over, you’re moved up to the next plan automatically and charged the difference. If you drop back under within 3 days, nothing changes. Past the next plan’s limit, your newest subscribers aren’t emailed until you upgrade. Broadcasts check first. If a broadcast would take you over your plan, it asks you to confirm with --allow-over-plan (or allowOverPlan: true in the API). A broadcast that would go past the next plan’s limit is refused until you upgrade. At renewal, you move to the paid plan that fits your opted-in subscribers, so if your list shrinks, so does your bill. You stay on at least Starter until you cancel.

Check your usage and upgrade

Or ask your agent: “How close am I to my plan’s limit?”
billing shows your plan, subscriber count, sends this month and, if you’re over, when you’ll move up. upgrade opens Stripe Checkout. portal opens Stripe to change your card, see invoices or cancel.
Self-hosting has no plans or limits. See Self-hosting.