Billing & Plans — Manage Your Subscription
The Billing & Plans page is where you choose the plan that fits your job search. Here you can see your current plan, upgrade or switch plans, and check how much of your included allowance you've used.
If you're on the Free plan and haven't created a profile yet, you'll be asked to create one before you can manage billing — the page sends you to Profile first and returns you here afterwards.
Your current plan
The Your Current Plan card shows the plan you're on, with an Active badge, the monthly price (or "Free"), and the list of features included, each with a check mark.
For paid plans, the card also tells you:
- When your plan stays active until — the end of the current billing period.
- That the plan renews automatically at the end of each billing period.
If you've scheduled a switch to Free, a Plan Ending Soon notice appears instead. It warns that you'll lose access to premium features when the period ends, and offers a Keep my plan button if you change your mind.
Upgrading (Free plan)
Free users get an Upgrade Your Plan section with the available paid plan — currently Launch Pro, marked Popular — showing its monthly price, its features, and any introductory offer (such as a discounted first months rate). Click Upgrade to Launch Pro to start checkout.
Switching plans (paid plans)
Paid users get a Switch Plan section built around a plan change preview:
- Pick a target plan from the dropdown. The catalog lists every tier, but ones that aren't available yet are disabled and marked "Coming soon".
- Click Preview change to see the full picture before you commit.
The preview shows:
- The Upgrade or Downgrade badge and the switch from your current plan to the target plan.
- The monthly price difference.
- When the change takes effect — Immediately, or at the next billing cycle with the date.
- Any estimated proration for the remainder of the period.
- A note that your data is preserved when switching plans.
- The exact lists of features you'd gain and lose.
Confirm with Upgrade or Switch plan. Switching to Free is scheduled: your current plan stays active until the end of the billing period, then switches to Free. If you change your mind before then, use Keep my plan.
Paying
Checkout opens a secure Razorpay payment window. After you pay, the page shows a status message while it verifies the payment with the server.
- Some payment methods (like UPI mandates) can take a few minutes to activate — the page will say so and suggest refreshing shortly.
- A cancelled payment shows "Payment was cancelled. You can try again anytime."
Included usage
The Included usage card shows your consumption for the current period, with the period's start and end dates. It has a meter and progress bar for each of:
- Preparations (generations) — how many prep kits you've generated.
- Mock interview minutes — how many minutes of mock interviews you've used.
- Reviews — how many reviews you've had.
Each shows "used / limit", or "(unlimited)" when your plan has no limit. If you have credits remaining, a note tells you — credits cover plan limits when you run out. The card's footer sums it up: usage resets at the start of the next billing period, plans renew automatically, and upgrading preserves your data and prorates.
How periods and renewals work
A few things worth keeping straight:
- Usage periods — your included usage meters are for the current billing period, with start and end dates shown on the card.
- Renewal — paid plans renew automatically at the end of each billing period.
- Downgrades — switching to Free is scheduled for the end of the period, not immediate. You keep every paid feature until then.
- Data — switching plans preserves your data; the preview confirms this explicitly before you commit.
The upgrade banner
If you arrive here from an upgrade prompt — or you've used up your included allowance for the period — an upgrade banner appears at the top of the page. It names the plan that unlocks what you were trying to do and offers an Upgrade button. You can dismiss it with the close button if you're not ready.