Plans and operating scope#

StackCube plans are based on the size of your B2B order operation, not on a generic seat-only model. The main factors are monthly order volume, number of customers, intake channels, catalog complexity, and whether you need custom carrier or ERP integration.

How to choose a plan#

Starter#

Use Starter when one team wants to centralize a small number of recurring B2B orders and validate the review workflow.

Starter usually fits teams that can begin with email forwarding, spreadsheet upload, or a small private portal.

Growth#

Use Growth when multiple order channels, customer price tiers, and tier rules need to be managed together.

Growth is the typical plan for teams that already have recurring dealer or distributor orders and need daily review operations.

Scale#

Use Scale when order volume is high, the catalog is complex, or carrier export formats need more control.

Scale usually includes deeper onboarding, more exception tuning, and custom export requirements.

Enterprise#

Use Enterprise when StackCube must fit into a larger operations stack with ERP, fulfillment, internal permissions, and custom data handling requirements.

Enterprise scope is defined through consultation because integration work varies by company.

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#

The admin billing page shows current plan, monthly amount, trial period, next billing date, usage, payment method, and billing information.

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
• Whether additional channels, customers, or integrations require a plan change

Limit billing access to the workspace owner or an operations lead.