The Pay as You Go model is a pricing strategy where users are charged based on their actual usage of a service or product, rather than paying a fixed upfront fee. This model allows businesses to scale up or down based on demand without worrying about overpaying or underutilizing resources.

The Pay as You Go model can be highly cost-effective for those with low or fluctuating usage, as you only pay for what you use. However, for high or consistent usage, it can become less economical compared to fixed-rate plans, leading to higher overall costs.

If you choose the Pay as You Go plan in Kreo, you still pay an annual subscription fee, which is significantly cheaper than fixed-rate plans. This fee covers the cost of storing your data and projects in the system, along with some other technical and administrative expenses.

When you select Pay as You Go, the cost of the annual subscription depends solely on the number of selected seats.
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When you sign up for the Pay as You Go subscription, you select an initial number of pages, which you can later add to as needed. You can purchase additional pages at any time in the Billing section.
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You can view the total cost and a detailed price breakdown, including fees and unit costs.

Unlike fixed-rate subscriptions, when you open a project page, you won’t see any tools available to use on your drawing—it’s not an active page.

To activate this page, click anywhere in the toolbar area and use a purchased page. Once the page is activated, all tools will be available and ready to use.
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You can see how many pages you have remaining in the upper right corner. If the number reaches zero, you’ll need to purchase more pages to continue processing.

You can always buy more pages on your Billing page.

1. Select the number of pages you want to purchase.

2. Click on ‘Buy pages’.

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You can always switch to a fixed-rate plan if that makes more sense for your workflow. You can do it by going to your ‘Billing’ page and clicking on ‘Choose another plan’.
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You cannot switch to the Test Drive plan.