> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.qrtub.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Plans Overview > The shape of QRtub pricing: three self-serve tiers you can buy at checkout, an Enterprise tier arranged directly, monthly or annual billing, and prices quoted in Australian dollars QRtub has three plans you can buy yourself — **Starter**, **Professional**, and **Scale** — and a fourth, **Enterprise**, that is arranged directly with us rather than through checkout. Each one is bought per team, so the plan you pick applies to that team only. The current figures live on [qrtub.com/pricing](https://qrtub.com/pricing); this page is about the structure around them. ## The three self-serve tiers The tiers stack. Professional includes everything in Starter, and Scale includes everything in Professional, so moving up a tier only ever adds — it never trades one capability for another. * **Starter** — a first deployment. Random and custom Links, printing before the destination exists, updating destinations without reprinting, the Page Editor, data export, and email support. * **Professional** — small teams running several sites or clients. Adds team management, numbered sequence patterns, a larger allowance, and priority support with an onboarding call. * **Scale** — larger operations with a lot of things in the field. Adds more numbered sequence patterns, the largest allowance, and the choice of private or public scanning. The allowances themselves — how many Links, how many editors, how many numbered sequence patterns — are the main thing that changes between tiers. They are described in [Plan Limits & Quotas](/billing/plan-limits), and the numbers are on the pricing page. ## Enterprise is not a checkout button Enterprise has no price in the app and no self-serve path. It exists for unusual shapes — OEMs, developers embedding QRtub, print partners, and deployments whose requirements do not fit a tier — and it is priced per arrangement. The pricing page lists what can be negotiated and the **Contact us** link starts that conversation. The **Need more than Scale?** panel in the in-app plan picker goes to the same place. ## Monthly or annual Every self-serve tier can be billed monthly or annually, and you choose which at checkout. Annual is billed once for the year and is priced at ten months rather than twelve, so the app describes it as two months free. Annual is the option preselected in the in-app plan picker. Switching between monthly and annual later is a change to the subscription itself, which happens through the billing portal — see [Managing Your Subscription](/billing/customer-portal). ## Prices are in Australian dollars, and GST depends on where you are All prices are quoted in AUD. GST is calculated at checkout from the billing address you enter: Australian customers are charged GST on top, and customers outside Australia are not charged GST at all. If you are overseas you are still billed in AUD, and your bank converts at its own rate — any foreign currency fee is between you and your bank. The pricing page has a **Business / Personal** toggle that changes nothing about what you get. Business shows prices excluding GST, because Australian businesses generally claim it back; Personal shows prices including GST, which is the amount actually leaving your account. Same plan, same features, two ways of displaying the same number. ## There is no free trial QRtub does not offer a trial period at this stage — a plan starts when you pay for it. Starter is deliberately priced as the low-commitment way in. ## Related * [Billing Is Per-Team](/billing/per-team-billing) — why the plan attaches to a team rather than your login * [Subscribing to a Plan](/billing/subscribe) — buying a plan and getting your account created * [Plan Limits & Quotas](/billing/plan-limits) — what the per-tier allowances cover * [Managing Your Subscription](/billing/customer-portal) — changing or canceling an existing subscription