Fictitious screen

A preview of the active plan and quotas.

This page shows how a client reads their offer: monitor limits, checkout cadence, history, available reports and adjustment actions. Values are fictitious.

Plan and quota capture

The view should make it clear what is included, what is consumed and what requires an explicit decision.

Active offer

Fictitious Agency Medium plan: per-site billing, available white-label, alerts and reports according to plan rights.

Monitors used

42 active monitors out of 60 available in the scenario. Remaining headroom is visible before adding new pages.

Checkout cadence

Checkout every 2 minutes in this example, with separate reading for key-page checks and checkout scenarios.

History

180 days of retention for incidents and reports on the fictitious site before retention rules apply.

Exports and reports

PDF and CSV are available according to plan. Exports stay tenant-scoped and do not include secrets or raw customer data.

Quota reached

If quotas are reached, CashFlowCanary flags the need to adjust the offer or scope. No automatic paid overage is applied.

Possible decisions

The plan/quotas view should help choose, not force an automatic purchase.

1

Reduce scope

Disable or group non-critical monitors to stay within the plan.

2

Change plan

Move to a higher offer only after explicit choice and confirmed payment.

3

Keep proof

Review reports retained according to the active plan retention.

4

Track headroom

See remaining monitors, available history and export capabilities before adding a site.

No surprise

Quotas should be readable before they block.

The client sees plan limits, used capacities and adjustment options. Plan upgrades or payments remain explicit.

  • Active plan
  • Monitors used
  • History
  • No automatic overage
Abstract CashFlowCanary plan and quotas preview