Every plan has everything.

What a product is

A product is one stack read together: a Stripe account, a repository, an error tracker, an analytics project, a support inbox and the rest, about one thing you sell. A founder with three SaaS products has three, in one workspace, and one morning brief across them. Starter carries one product; Growth five; Scale as many as you run.

What each limit means

• Products. How many stacks the workspace reads. A second product is a second Stripe account or repository, not a second seat.
• Integrations. How many connections across the workspace. Starter's six is a full stack for one product: revenue, analytics, engineering, errors, support and a place to post signals. Growth and Scale have no limit.
• Members. Seats in the workspace, each with a role. The morning brief goes to every member who wants it, at seven in their own timezone.
• Ask questions a month. Each question to Ask Vesqo reads the workspace's data through a model and costs tokens; the cap is what keeps the plan in the black. Signals, the brief and automations are not counted: they are rules, not questions.

At a limit, the product says so where you would add the next thing, and nothing already connected stops. Upgrades take effect at once and are prorated; downgrades apply at the next renewal.

What is not in a plan

No source is held back. No signal is held back. The brief, Ask, automations, the API and the audit log are in every plan, in the trial too. Scale adds priority support: your questions first.

Paying, and stopping

Payment is by card through Stripe and renews every month until cancelled. Cancel from Billing in one click; paid access runs to the end of the month already paid. A workspace without a plan is paused: nothing syncs, no signals, no brief, and its data is kept for 90 days for you to come back or export, then deleted. Prices can change with at least 30 days' notice before your next renewal. The terms say the same, at length.