Overages are opt-in and let you exceed your quota at a flat $15 per extra transaction. Answers to the common questions about turning them on, what they cost, and when to use them instead of upgrading.
What is a transaction overage?
It's a transaction you create past your monthly quota. With overages turned on, you can keep creating transactions after you hit your plan limit, and each extra one is billed at a flat rate.
How much does an overage cost?
A flat $15 per extra transaction. Only transactions beyond your monthly quota are charged the overage rate; everything within your quota is covered by your plan.
Do I have to turn overages on?
Yes — they're opt-in. Until a master admin enables them, Pipeline stops you at your plan limit just as before.
Where do I enable overages?
In the Upgrade / Downgrade area of Admin / Settings. Click the Gear in the upper-right corner, choose Admin / Settings, open Upgrade / Downgrade under Billing, and turn on the overages option.
Should I use overages or just upgrade my plan?
Overages suit occasional overflow; upgrading suits steady growth. If you run over most months, a higher plan is usually the better value. If it's a rare busy stretch, overages save you from carrying a bigger plan year-round.
Can I turn overages back off?
Yes. A master admin can switch overages off from the same Upgrade / Downgrade area at any time.
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Overages let you go past your monthly quota without a full upgrade — Pipeline bills each extra transaction at a flat rate.
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