> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://uni.fotello.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://uni.fotello.co/billing/view-plan.md).

# View Plan

Use **Current Plan** to confirm what you’re on right now. You’ll see your plan, billing cycle, and remaining listings in one place.

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### Open your Current Plan

1. In the dashboard, go to **Settings → Plan & Billing → Current Plan**.
2. Or open: <https://app.fotello.co/dashboard/settings/subscription/current-plan>

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If you can’t see billing pages, you likely don’t have access.

Ask your account Owner to check the plan.
{% endhint %}

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### What you’ll see on this page

The Current Plan view shows:

* **Plan name** and **price**
* **Billing cycle** (monthly or annual)
* **Listings included** per cycle
* **Rolled over** listings (unused listings carried forward)
* **Remaining** listings for the current cycle
* **Plan start date** and **next billing date**
* A quick list of **plan features**

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**Remaining listings** is the count that matters day-to-day.

It tells you how many new listings you can still run this cycle.
{% endhint %}

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### Listings on the free trial

Your free trial includes a set number of listings, and they work the same way as listings on a paid plan. A listing is counted the first time you edit photos on it, so creating a listing or taking a booking doesn't use one on its own.

Once you've used them all, Fotello shows an upgrade prompt the moment you try to add photos to a new listing, whether you click **Browse Files**, **Add More Photos**, **Use Sample RAWs**, or drag photos in.

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Listings you've already edited stay editable. You can keep working on them, and keep taking bookings, after your free listings run out.
{% endhint %}

To keep editing new listings, upgrade from [Change Plan](/billing/change-plan.md).


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