Billing and Plans
Keeptrusts separates plan billing from wallet funding:
- Settings → Plan & Storage covers your managed plan and storage quota.
- Usage covers spend analytics, while the wallet and payment workflows cover prepaid balances, team allocations, and provider-backed wallet top-ups.
Use this page when
- You need to understand what your current plan includes and where your usage stands against quotas.
- You want to know the difference between plan billing (subscription) and wallet funding (prepaid AI spend credits).
- You need to configure payment settings for wallet top-ups or allocate credits to teams.
- You are evaluating whether to upgrade your plan tier for higher storage quotas.
Primary audience
- Primary: Technical Engineers
- Secondary: AI Agents, Technical Leaders
Plan information
Settings → Plan & Storage displays:
- Current plan name
- Storage quota assigned to your organization
- Current storage usage against your quota
Plan tiers
Keeptrusts offers multiple plan tiers with different storage quotas. Higher tiers provide:
- Higher storage quotas
- Extended event retention
- Priority support
Console page access is determined by authentication, organization membership, and RBAC capability checks — not by plan tier.
Storage usage
The storage section shows:
| Resource | Tracked |
|---|---|
| Events | Count and storage size |
| Exports | Artifact storage consumption |
| Knowledge Base | Knowledge asset storage consumption |
| History | Session storage consumption |
Wallet funding and payment settings
Wallet funding is managed separately from subscription plan data.
For the direct request and response shapes behind top-up checkout, session polling, org payment settings, provider webhooks, and platform-admin refunds, see the Payments API reference.
In the current wallet and payment workflows, billing admins can:
- credit the organization wallet manually
- allocate wallet funds to team wallets
- reclaim unused team funds
- configure preset quick-pick amounts, min/max bounds for custom top-ups, and allowed wallet target scopes
- launch a payment checkout for organization, team, or user wallets (provider determined by platform admin)
- review recent payment sessions and their statuses
Important distinctions
- Payment top-ups add prepaid credits to a wallet. They do not change your subscription plan.
- If no payment provider is available for your org (provider not configured, or org currency unsupported), manual wallet credits still work.
- Chat only offers self-service top-up when the current org allows user-wallet funding and the active payment provider supports the org currency.
Organization usage
Usage provides detailed spend analytics, and the wallet flows provide funding controls for:
- Monthly request volume
- Token consumption trends
- Active user count
- Storage growth
For AI systems
- Canonical terms: Keeptrusts plan billing, wallet funding, plan tiers, storage quota, Usage, Plan & Storage, PayPal top-up, team wallet allocation.
- Console surfaces: Settings → Plan & Storage (subscription), Usage (spend analytics), wallet/payment workflows (funding and allocations).
- API endpoints:
GET /v1/payments/settings,PUT /v1/payments/settings,POST /v1/payments/checkout,POST /v1/payments/capture-order,POST /v1/wallets/allocate. - Key distinction: Plan billing governs what features and quotas you have. Wallet funding governs how much AI spend your organization can incur.
- Related pages: Cost and Spend, Wallets, Payments API, Plans & Storage.
For engineers
- View current plan and quotas at Settings → Plan & Storage.
- Review spend in Usage and use the wallet/payment flows for funding and allocations.
- Payment top-ups add prepaid credits to wallets. They do not change your subscription plan or storage quota.
- If PayPal top-up is unavailable, check whether the platform admin has configured a payment provider for your org and whether your org currency is supported.
- Manual wallet credits can be applied by billing admins regardless of payment provider availability.
For leaders
- Plan tiers control storage quotas. Upgrading a plan increases your organization's storage capacity and may include extended event retention.
- Wallet funding is separate from the subscription — you can fund AI spend independently of your billing cycle.
- Team wallet allocations let you distribute AI budgets across departments with hard spend caps, preventing runaway costs in any single team.
- The current Usage and wallet/payment flows provide the financial governance view: who is spending, how much, and whether allocations are being consumed on schedule.
- Storage quotas (events, exports, knowledge, history) are metered per plan — plan for growth based on event volume and retention requirements.