Billing
Billing manages subscription and payment administration for the workspace.
Who manages billing
Workspace owners manage billing because billing is workspace-level administration. A workspace can have multiple owners, so more than one person can be responsible for payment and plan administration.
Where billing fits
Billing lives alongside workspace settings, members, apps, and security controls. Keep billing ownership clear before broad rollout so procurement, invoices, and plan changes have an obvious owner.
For pilots, make one workspace owner responsible for billing questions before inviting the wider team. For larger rollouts, keep billing, compliance, and security review connected so procurement has the context it needs while the workspace is already in use.
Billing belongs with broader Workspace administration because subscription changes affect the shared environment.
Plans
One Horizon has four subscription tiers. Capacity highlights mirror the public pricing page, which is updated when plan limits change.
| Plan | Best for | Capacity highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Solo evaluation and small workspaces | 10 seats, 250 active roadmap items, 10 taxonomy labels per type, 2,500 task + 250 initiative archive |
| Team | Small teams proving the system | 15 seats, 500 active roadmap items, 50 taxonomy labels per type, 10,000 completed tasks visible |
| Growth | Scaling teams | 20 seats, unlimited roadmap items, unlimited taxonomy labels per type, unlimited completed-work history |
| Enterprise | Organizations | Unlimited seats, advanced reporting, audit logs, data exports, SLA |
Team and Growth are priced per active user with monthly or annual billing. During the beta, every workspace can use Growth for free. List prices, feature comparisons, and an ROI calculator are on the pricing page.