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Botric has four tiers. Settings → Plans shows what you’re on, what each tier includes, and what changing costs.

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The tiers

Custom plans exist for organizations with requirements outside these tiers. If you’re on one, the page says so and upgrade controls are hidden — you’re already at the ceiling.

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What varies by plan

The comparison table groups features into four sections.
  • Plan credits per cycle — granted at the start of each billing period
  • Trial credits — granted during a trial
  • Workspaces — how many brands you can track
  • Sites — how many domains
  • Chatbots — how many chat agents
  • Message history (days) — how long conversation history is retained
  • Admin seats — team members
  • Site Audit
  • GEO Agent
  • Prompts — your tracked prompt cap per site
  • Content Agent
  • Reports & analytics
  • Custom branding — remove the Botric badge from your chat widget
  • Video/audio knowledge — transcribe media into your knowledge base
Additional entitlements gate individual pages: knowledge base, conversations, integrations, prompt research and omni-channel. When your plan doesn’t include one, the sidebar item shows an Upgrade badge.

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Tracked prompt caps

Your plan’s prompt cap matters more than it looks, because a GEO run bills for the full cap: Paid plans also include a fixed number of add-on prompt slots per site, which you fill yourself from Prompt Research.

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Billing intervals

Paid plans are billed monthly or yearly. Yearly is the cheaper effective rate; switch at any time and the change is prorated.

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Trials

Paid plans offer a 7-day trial. Starting one requires a card, and the plan converts automatically at the end unless you cancel. Your subscription status shows Trial and the plans page shows the end date. You can end a trial early and move straight onto the paid plan — your saved card is charged immediately.
A trial can only be used once per organization.

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Upgrading

New entitlements apply straight away, and plan credits are granted for the new tier.

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Downgrading and cancelling

Cancellation is managed from Subscription. Access continues until the end of the paid period.
Downgrading below your current usage — more workspaces than the lower plan allows, for example — restricts what you can do until you’re back within the limits.

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Next steps

Subscription

Status, payment method, cancel and reactivate.

Credits

Balance, costs and top-ups.