Plans and billing#
Choose a plan based on monthly order volume, connected channels, catalog size, and carrier or ERP integrations.
How to choose a plan#
| Factor | What to check |
|---|---|
| Order volume | Average and peak monthly order count |
| Channels | Email, KakaoTalk, SMS, Excel, PDF, portal |
| Catalog | SKU count, options, aliases, discontinued items |
| Pricing | Default prices, customer price tiers, tier rules |
| Export | Carrier CSV, ERP import, custom formats |
| Team | Number of admins and reviewers |
Starter#
Starter includes up to 500 orders per month, a 30-day trial, AI order preparation, customer-specific pricing, and carrier CSV export.
Growth#
Growth includes up to 1,500 orders per month. It adds the order portal, repeat-customer management, and order history to Starter.
Scale#
Scale includes up to 3,000 orders per month. It adds custom carrier formats and operations consulting to Growth.
Enterprise#
Enterprise order volume is set by agreement. Use it when you need ERP or API integration, multi-entity permissions, or implementation support.
Billing note#
Some landing page examples describe a per-order equivalent cost. That number is a monthly-plan estimate divided by included order volume. StackCube billing is subscription-based unless a separate enterprise contract says otherwise.
Billing Management#
Open Settings → Plan to check the current plan, trial period, usage, and next billing date. Manage cards and billing information under Settings → Billing.
Review these regularly:
- Whether current usage still fits the plan
- Trial end date and next billing date
- Registered card and possible payment failures
- Billing contact information
- Channels, customers, or integrations you plan to add
Only workspace owners and admins can open the Plan and Billing tabs.