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Klipy bills per seat. Each seat comes with a monthly token allowance, and your account’s total allowance is the sum of your seats’ allowances.

Plans

Per-seat allowances shown here reflect the intended plan design. Your account’s exact allowance is set on your subscription — check Settings → Billing for the number that applies to you.
No paid plan (Starter, Growth, Professional) limits how many channels (inboxes, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, etc.) you can connect — unlimited channels is a paid-plan benefit. The free plan is capped at 2 connected inboxes, and lifetime plans cap channels too, below. Tokens are the lever you scale on a paid plan — add seats for more people, or move up a tier for more tokens per seat.

What happens if you run out

By default, Klipy never bills you past your included tokens. Once your account uses its full monthly allowance, token-consuming actions pause until your allowance resets at the start of the next billing cycle, or until you upgrade to a plan with more tokens. There’s no charge to opt out of — overage simply isn’t on unless you’ve asked for it. Pay-per-use (overage) is available as an opt-in for accounts that want Klipy to keep delivering results past their included allowance, billed at a flat $0.10 per token. It isn’t self-serve today — contact support to enable it. See Managing your usage for where to find your current usage and alerts.

Lifetime plans (AppSumo)

Lifetime plans use a different limit: instead of tokens per seat, they cap the number of connected channels. Seats are unlimited on every lifetime tier. Lifetime Tier 3 is unlimited on every dimension except its 10-channel cap — no token allowance to track, no overage to configure.
Included token allowances for Lifetime Tier 1 and Tier 2 are set on your subscription. Check Settings → Billing for your exact number.

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Free plan

What’s included, what 200 tokens buys, and when to upgrade.

What costs tokens

The exact list of what’s billed and what’s always free.

Changing your plan

When upgrades, downgrades, and seat changes take effect.

Managing your usage

Where to see your usage, get alerts, and what happens if you run out.
Last modified on July 30, 2026