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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://filla.io/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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How Filla pricing works

Build anything. Pay for what you process. Every tool on Filla is unlimited on every plan — forms, processor tools, document templates, and workflow automations. You only pay based on the number of records processed in your billing period.

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What counts as a record processed

A record is counted each time Filla performs a metered operation on your behalf — primarily writes to Airtable, plus tool operations that consume Filla compute.
ActivityRecords counted
Form submission (create or edit)1
Processor tool run (per record successfully written)1 per record
Document generated (per record)1 per record
Bulk email sent (per recipient)1 per email
Workflow automation (per Airtable write)1 per write
Form view, schema read, AI chat0
Rule of thumb: Anything that produced an outbound side effect — an Airtable write, a sent email, a generated document — counts. Reads, drafts, and AI conversations don’t.

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Plans

FreeStarterProBusiness
Monthly price$0$19$40$99
Annual price$0$15/mo$30/mo$79/mo
Records20 (lifetime, no reset)2,500 / month5,000 / month15,000 / month
Forms1UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
All toolsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Filla brandingRequiredRequiredRemovedRemoved
Team seats——YesYes
Cap behaviorHard capHard capHard capHard cap

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Where billing appears in the dashboard

LocationWhat it shows
Plan card (Settings page)Current plan, usage bar, renewal date, and billing actions
Subscription card (sidebar)Plan name, status indicator, and usage progress bar

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Managing your subscription

Only the workspace Owner can manage billing. Go to Settings to access the Plan section. From there you can:
  • Change plan — switch between Starter, Pro, and Business. Changes take effect immediately with prorated billing.
  • Cancel — cancel your subscription at the end of the current billing period. Your data stays intact.
  • Reactivate — undo a pending cancellation before the period ends.
  • Update payment method — opens the Polar billing portal to update your card.

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Upgrading your plan

1

Open Settings

Go to workspace Settings and find the Plan section.
2

Click Change plan

Select the plan you want and choose monthly or annual billing.
3

Confirm

Click Confirm change. Your new plan takes effect immediately. Billing is prorated.

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Canceling

Click Cancel on the Plan card in Settings. You can optionally share a reason for canceling. Your plan stays active until the end of the current billing period. After that, your workspace moves to the Free plan.
Canceling does not delete your forms, tools, or data. Everything stays intact. You lose access to paid features like branding removal and higher record limits.

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Usage tracking

Your usage period depends on your plan:
  • Free plan is a lifetime allowance. The 20-submission cap is one-time and never resets — once you’ve used your 20 submissions, further form writes are blocked until you upgrade to a paid plan.
  • Paid plans use the Polar billing cycle — usage resets when your monthly or annual subscription renews.
You can see your current usage in three places:
  • Sidebar plan chip — current plan + remaining records.
  • Persistent banner at the top of every editor canvas — visible always on Free plans, and on Paid plans only when you’re at 80% or higher. Click Upgrade to change plan inline.
  • Settings → Plan — detailed usage bar with percentage, period start / end dates, and renewal info.
When you approach your limit:
ThresholdWhat happens
80%An email goes out (per period) and the persistent banner becomes visible on every paid editor.
100%A second email goes out. The next submission, tool run, document generation, or bulk email is blocked outright — no grace window.
The cap is hard on every plan. There’s no automatic overage billing — to keep accepting submissions and tool runs after hitting the cap you upgrade. Paid plans also reset when their billing cycle renews; the Free plan does not.

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Tool runs are gated too

Tool runs respect the same cap as form submissions. When you’re at the limit:
  • Manually clicking Run in a tool editor returns “Workspace has reached its plan limit for this period.”
  • Webhook triggers return 429 Too Many Requests with a Retry-After header.
  • Scheduled (cron) tool runs are skipped for the period and resume automatically when usage frees up.
For tools that process record batches, the run stops cleanly at the plan boundary. If you have 5 records remaining and a tool would update 100, the first 5 are written and the run logs a “plan limit reached” warning before stopping. You upgrade or wait, then re-run for the rest.

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Common questions

The next operation that would consume a record is blocked — form submissions, tool runs, document generations, and bulk emails all return a “plan limit reached” error. To resume, upgrade your plan or wait for the period to roll over. The cap is hard on every plan; there is no automatic overage billing.
Form submissions (creates and edits), processor tool record writes, generated documents, sent bulk emails, and workflow writebacks. AI conversations, schema reads, and form views don’t count.
The Free plan doesn’t reset — your 20 submissions are a one-time allowance for trying out Filla. To keep collecting submissions after that you’ll need to upgrade. Paid plans reset when your Polar billing cycle renews (monthly or annual).
Yes. Changes take effect immediately and are prorated.
Yes. Annual billing saves roughly 25%. You can switch between monthly and annual from the Change plan dialog.
Contact support within 7 days of a charge if you need a refund. Refunds are evaluated case by case.
Paid plans don’t roll unused records into the next billing cycle — your record count resets when the cycle renews. The Free plan is a one-time allowance and doesn’t reset, so unused submissions stay available until you’ve used all 20.
Drafting a form with the AI doesn’t count. Only submissions to the live form (and other writes Filla makes on your behalf) consume usage. The AI builder reads your base and creates Airtable schema — that schema work isn’t metered.