Subscription
Your HolidayHero starts with a Trial subscription, after which you can choose between Yearly or Monthly billing.

What is a subscription?
A subscription is the plan you pay for. It does not belong to a single workspace — it belongs to the organization, and an organization can hold several workspaces. That means your limits (listings, languages) and your invoices are counted and issued for the organization as a whole.
The Subscription section has three tabs:
Subscription
Your plan, its status and what it includes (this page).
Billing
Organization details, billing email, address and payment methods.
Invoices
Every invoice issued to the organization.
Subscription details
Type
The plan you are on. A Trial is highlighted and shows an Upgrade now link.
Status
Whether the subscription is currently active.
Renews At
When the subscription renews. Shows No auto renewal when it will not renew by itself.
Below the details, Auto Upgrade decides what happens when you add a listing while already at your maximum. With it enabled, your account is upgraded automatically so the listing can be created. With it disabled, you have to raise the limit yourself first.
Click Save to apply a change to Auto Upgrade.
Components

Components are the moving parts of the plan — what you are allowed to use, and what each part costs.
Max Listings
Listings used out of the number your plan allows.
Max Locales
Languages used out of the number your plan allows.
Payment Fee
The commission charged on payments processed through HolidayHero.
External Payments Fee
The commission charged on payments processed outside HolidayHero.
Listing Count
The number of listings your plan is priced on.
Price per listing
What each listing costs per period.
{% hint style="info" %} When your workspace is part of an organization with multiple workspaces, a tip appears above the components: the numbers you see are counted across all workspaces in the organization, not just this one. {% endhint %}
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