Plans and what each one includes

Free for trying it out, Pro for a single site owner, Enterprise for organizations, Franchise for multi-brand estates.

It is one product on every plan. Plans switch features on and set limits — they are never a different application, and nothing you configure on a smaller plan is discarded when you grow.

Plan	For	Sites	Notable
Free	One site, permanently	1	2 Wi-Fi units, 30 days of history, full alerting and escalation
Pro	A growing operator	up to 25	Cellular units, spreadsheet import for stores, a year of history, CSV export, digests, forecast, branding
Enterprise	An organization with a team	unlimited	Roles, territories, coverage, bulk import, OSHA reports, activity log, 7 years of history

Free is a real product, not a trial that expires. One site with full alerting and escalation, forever — because a single-location operator watching one kitchen deserves to be watched properly, not to be sold to.

Two limits are worth knowing before you plan a rollout. The number of sites is a hard limit, so a plan for 25 will refuse the 26th rather than quietly billing for it. Cellular units are not available on Free at all: they carry an ongoing data cost that recurs every month, which is the one thing a free account can't be allowed to generate. Wi-Fi units on Free are unaffected.

Sensors beyond the three included at a site are not refused — they become a small add-on line instead. Turning away a safety sensor because of a quota would be the wrong failure.

The organization features — roles, territories, escalation between people, temporary coverage — need more than one person to mean anything, which is why they arrive with the plans that have teams. Small deployments stay first-class rather than being a cut-down mode.

In the dashboard: Billing — Your plan, what it costs line by line, and how to change it.

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