Plans & Billing

Plans overview

For current public pricing, visit nashra.ai/pricing.

Included on every plan

• Unlimited posts, sent as email and published to the web
• Landing pages, the Hub, and resources
• A free yourname.nashra.website address
• Scheduled publishing
• Subscriber tags, segments, custom fields, and analytics
• Import and export your subscribers any time
• Custom fonts — see Brand & Identity
• API access
• Team collaboration — seats vary; see Team & Roles
• The AI Strategist — chat and post ideas, paid for with AI assists
• Insight cards, and spam and phishing protection
• Global, multi-language, and RTL support

Plan comparison

Prices by subscriber tier

Newsletter and Publisher scale by subscriber count, across the same 6 tiers. Prices are in USD:

Publisher uses the same tiers and limits at a flat $25/mo more than Newsletter ($20/mo more billed yearly) — from $54/mo at 3K up to $174/mo at 25K. Yearly billing saves about 20%.

Over 25,000 subscribers, plans are custom-priced — book a demo.

AI assists

Every AI generation you ask for spends one AI assist — a Strategist chat turn or batch of post ideas, a subject-line or summary suggestion, a landing-page composer run. Each change a connected AI assistant makes in your workspace over MCP uses one too, while reading is free — see Connect an AI Assistant. Insight cards are free and don't use assists.

Your allowance resets on the 1st of each month. Settings → Plan and billing shows AI assists this month, and a short note after each generation tells you how many you have left. When you run out, AI features wait until the reset — or until you upgrade.

On paid plans, the Strategist also refreshes your post suggestions every week on its own. On Free, you generate them yourself.

A card to send email on Free

To send any email from a Free workspace — a post, an automation email, or a resource follow-up — you need a card on file. You won't be charged, and your plan doesn't change: the card confirms you're a real sender.

When you first try to send, Nashra asks you to Add a card or Upgrade plan. You can also add one any time from Settings → Plan and billing → Payment methods → Add card. Any paid subscription covers this on its own.

Publishing to the web never needs a card.

How limits work

Only subscribed contacts count toward your subscriber limit. Unsubscribed, bounced, and complained contacts don't.

• Nearing your limit — on Free, the plan meter in the sidebar turns amber at 80% of your subscribers.
• Over your subscriber limit — new subscribers can still join, but email pauses — posts, automation emails, and follow-ups — until you upgrade or reduce your list. Your site keeps publishing.
• Monthly email sends — your quota is 10× your subscriber tier and resets on the 1st of each month. Resource follow-up emails count toward it. When a send would take you past it, the send is blocked, and automation emails pause until the quota resets or you upgrade.
• A failed payment — email pauses until you update your payment method, then resumes on its own.

Follow-ups held by a limit

When a resource's follow-up email can't go out because of a plan limit or a missing card, Nashra holds it rather than dropping it, and emails the owner once to say follow-ups are paused. As soon as you upgrade, reactivate, pay an outstanding invoice, or add a card, the held follow-ups send automatically.

Changing your plan

Downgrading and cancelling

Move down a plan or tier from the plans page. To cancel, click Open portal under Billing history in Settings → Plan and billing. A cancelled plan stays active until the end of the billing period, and you can click Reactivate any time before then. Nothing is deleted when you move down — content, subscribers, and settings are kept.

What changes when a paid feature ends:

• The Nashra badge comes back on the surfaces your new plan doesn't cover.
• Your website — once your plan no longer includes website hosting, visits to your custom domain redirect to your .nashra.website address. Your pages keep publishing there.
• Your sending domain — once your plan no longer includes a custom sending domain, Nashra moves your senders, unsent campaigns, and automation emails to the shared domain within about an hour. Come back to a paid plan and they move straight back.
• Limits — if your subscribers exceed the new plan's limit, email pauses until you reduce your list or upgrade again.

See If your plan lapses for the domain details.

Managing billing

Settings → Plan and billing shows:

• Your plan — Current, Canceling, or Past due — with your next billing date and the Change plan button
• Meters for Subscribers and AI assists this month
• Payment methods — Add card, or remove one
• Billing history — invoices and receipts live in the Stripe portal; click Open portal
• Reactivate subscription — shown when your plan is set to end

If a payment fails, a Payment failed banner appears with an Update payment button.

Extra team seats are bought from Settings → Team when you invite someone and the workspace is full — see Team & Roles.

Referral program

Earn a commission when people you refer become Nashra customers. The program belongs to you as a person, not to a workspace, so anyone on a team can join.

Open it from Settings → Referral program, from Referral program in the account menu, or from the Referral program card that appears in the sidebar when your workspace passes a subscriber milestone.

How you earn:

• Someone who opens your link is credited to you for 60 days. A customer who types your code at checkout counts for you too.
• You don't earn on workspaces you own or belong to.
• A refund cancels the commission, or reduces it for a partial refund.
• Commissions become payable 30 days after each payment. They're paid out once you're owed at least $100, to the details you save under Where we pay you — a PayPal email, Wise, or bank details.

The page tracks New accounts, Paying customers, Earned, and To be paid, plus your latest commissions.

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