Updated pricing and plan changes

We’ve updated Send To Many’s pricing to better fit how merchants actually use the app: some teams send occasionally and want to pay only when they generate orders, while others need predictable monthly capacity with flexibility during peak seasons. The new plans introduce Pay As You Go, overage billing on monthly and annual plans, and annual optionsdesigned for teams that don’t want to change tiers every time volume spikes.

Existing customers: If you’re on an older plan, you can stay on it for now. If you hit your monthly limit or need to change plans, you’ll move to one of the new monthly or annual plans.

1) Basic plan is now Pay As You Go

Our entry plan is now designed for merchants who want to test Send To Many or use it occasionally without committing to a monthly subscription.

What’s new

• The basic plan is now Pay As You Go.

• It includes a few free orders so you can test the workflow.

• After that, you can generate as many orders as you like through uploads, paying only for the orders you generate.

• Multi-recipient checkout (storefront) is not included in Pay As You Go.

Why it matters

• You can get started quickly, prove the workflow internally, and scale usage without a fixed monthly cost.

2) Monthly plans now support overage billing

Previously, reaching your monthly order limit typically meant upgrading to the next tier. Now you can keep your plan and simply pay per additional order.

What’s new

• Monthly plans include an overage option.

• Instead of upgrading when you reach your order limit, you can opt into overage billing and continue generating orders.

• Per-order overage pricing is based on your current tier.

Why it matters

• Teams can keep a stable plan month-to-month and handle spikes without committing to a higher tier permanently.

3) How overage works when you hit your monthly limit

To prevent surprise charges, order creation doesn’t automatically continue once you hit your limit.

What happens at your limit

• When you reach your monthly order limit, order generation is paused.

• To resume, you can either:

  • Opt into overage billing, or

  • Upgrade to a higher plan.

4) New annual plans for extra orders and savings

Annual plans are built for merchants with seasonal volume (especially Q4 gifting) who want more included orders and a lower effective cost—without constantly adjusting tiers.

What’s new

• Added annual plans that include extra orders and discounted pricing.

• Annual plans also include an overage option, so you can continue generating orders without being forced into an upgrade when you hit your included limit.

Why it matters

• If your volume swings across the year, annual plans reduce the need to upgrade/downgrade repeatedly—and still give you flexibility when you exceed your included capacity.