What can I add on to my plan?

The following information is for users on the Platform only. This does not apply to legacy users.

Paperform Platform plans include generous limits out of the box, but a few things can be extended with an add-on if you need more capacity.

Find a full breakdown of what’s available to add on on our pricing page here.

Here is what's available to add on in each tier:

Free

No add-ons are available on the Free plan. If you need more than the included limits, you'll need to upgrade to Pro or Business.

Pro and Business

Enterprise — Custom pricing

Limits and add-ons are tailored to your contract. Reach out to our Enterprise team to discuss what we have to offer.

How add-on billing works

Add-ons fall into two types, and they're billed differently:

  • Feature add-ons — unlock a capability, like a custom domain or Google Address Search.
  • Usage add-ons — raise a usage cap over time, like extra automation credits.

Removing an add-on (either type): takes effect at the end of your current usage period. You keep the higher limit or feature until then — no partial refund for the time remaining.

Adding a feature add-on: takes effect immediately, and you're charged a prorated amount for the time left in your billing period.

Adding a usage add-on: takes effect immediately, but it's billed differently — you pay for the full period rather than a prorated amount:

  • On a monthly plan, you're charged for the full month regardless of when in the month you add it. The higher cap applies for the rest of that month, then renews normally.
  • On an annual plan, you're charged for the current month plus the remaining months left on your annual plan — again, not prorated for partial months.

Example: Say your annual plan renews every January 1st, and you add a usage add-on on June 15th. You'd be charged for June plus the 6 remaining months through December — 7 months total. If you then cancel on August 20th, the add-on stays active through August (the end of that usage period) and comes off on September 1st. You'd be credited for the 4 unused months (September–December) — but not for August, since that usage period had already started.