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Why was my bill higher than expected?

Common causes of invoices that are higher than a plan's standard recurring price

Written by Lauren Ford
Updated yesterday

An invoice that is higher than your plan’s standard monthly or annual price can include prorated plan changes, user-based charges where applicable, or other billing adjustments listed on the invoice. Here are some examples of what may cause your invoice to be higher:

  • A self-serve plan upgrade took effect during your billing cycle, which can create prorated charges and credits on the same invoice

  • Your invoice includes both your base subscription amount and adjustment line items for changes (e.g. an increase in storage used) that took effect before your renewal date

  • You were on a usage-based plan and added users, which increased the amount due

Not all subscription changes are available directly in workspace settings. If you expected to switch plans or billing cadence and do not see that option, contact the Air support team or your designated success manager to verify the changes.


Need more help understanding a specific charge? Just message us or email help@air.inc—we’re happy to help!

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