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Billing

  • What this shows
  • Tiers at a glance
  • Changing plan
  • When changes take effect
  • See also

Your current subscription tier and the upgrade / downgrade controls.

Where Shopify reports a recurring charge for your shop, the page shows the price you’re actually paying — the amount and currency from the live subscription, with its billing interval, for example $290/year or $29/month — instead of a generic tier price. If Shopify hasn’t got a recurring amount to report (a trial, a development store, a subscription still settling), the page falls back to the tier’s list price.

TierWhat you get
EssentialEssential planThe base subscription tier. Includes Forecast, Inventory, Suppliers, Purchase Orders, Transfer Orders. Read more → Forecast, Inventory, Suppliers, POs, TOs.
EnhancedEnhanced planThe middle subscription tier. Adds Notifications, Reports, Cloud Platform, and the Holt / Seasonal / Double-seasonal forecast models. Read more → Adds Notifications, Reports, Cloud Platform, Holt / Seasonal / Double-seasonal models.
ElevateElevate planThe top subscription tier. Adds Return Orders (RMAs), Constraint Studio, and the PO Constraint Optimizer. Read more → Adds RMAs, Constraint Studio, PO Constraint Optimizer, Multi-store, and the Xero accounting integration.

See Reference → Subscription plans for the full feature matrix.

Settings → Billing → “Change plan” → Shopify charges flow → return to Logistified.

You can get here from anywhere a feature is gated: the settings navigation badges the sections that need a higher plan, and a gated page’s upgrade notice has an Upgrade plan link straight to this page. See Settings → Plan-gated pages.

  • Upgrades — immediate. New features unlock as soon as the Shopify charge is approved.
  • Downgrades — most features paywall immediately. Background jobs (already-scheduled notifications, reports) may run once more before falling silent.