Documentation Index
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Activation
Trials and billing.
Bitfield pricing is based on active devices, not seats, installs, projects, apps, tokens, or revenue share.
Choices at checkout
| Choice | Active devices | What it means |
|---|
| Try Personal free | 1-5 | Start Personal with 3 days free, then billing begins unless you cancel first. |
| Personal | 1-5 | Pay now for the Personal range. |
| Builder | 6-100 | Pay now for the Builder range. |
| 101+ | 101 or more | Use the curve for larger active-device counts. |
What “free trial” means
The free trial is for Personal. It gives you the same active-device range as Personal for the trial window. If you keep it after the trial, billing starts on the displayed start date and cadence.The checkout should say the important part clearly:$0 today, then the Personal price starts after the 3-day trial unless you cancel first.
What active devices means here
An active device is a device that is currently allowed by your Bitfield key to run Bitfield for your account or product. Laptop, desktop, phone, tablet, server, local box, test machine, or the catch-all: any machine you let run it.Replacing a machine should not feel like buying the product again. The account portal is where device replacement and revocation belong.Larger counts use ranges
The curve is cumulative. That means each range uses its own rate, then the ranges add up.For example, when a count goes above 100, the first 100 are still the base Builder range. Extra devices are priced by the next range, and later ranges only apply to the devices inside those later ranges.Legal pages
Checkout must link the public legal pages:Those pages govern the actual legal terms. This docs page explains the product language so the checkout is easier to understand.
