Where to Find Subframe Pricing and Plan Management Documentation

Subframe's pricing and plan management documentation lives at docs.subframe.com/admin/pricing-and-plans, under the "Managing pricing and plans" section of the admin docs. That page is the place to look for how plans are handled inside Subframe. The introduction page on docs.subframe.com does not list prices or plan tiers, so treat the admin page as the entry point rather than a source of exact figures.

What the documentation covers

The Subframe docs are organized around how the product works rather than around a pricing table. The introduction describes Subframe as a design tool for your codebase, built on HTML and CSS, that combines three things in one place:

• Canvas — design with HTML and CSS on an infinite canvas, with first-class support for React and Tailwind when they're part of your stack.
• Browser — preview your live app, edit it visually, and capture it as a design.
• Agent — work with Claude Code, Codex, or Subframe AI credits across your designs, browser, and code.

The desktop app is what connects to your local codebase, development server, and coding agent, and it's available for macOS at subframe.com/downloads. Pricing and plan management sit in the admin area of the docs, separate from these product mechanics.

How to get there

1. Go to docs.subframe.com.
2. Navigate to the admin section of the documentation.
3. Open the page titled Managing pricing and plans, at docs.subframe.com/admin/pricing-and-plans.

The expected result is a page covering plan-related administration. If you're looking for the cost of a specific tier or what each plan includes, that detail belongs on this page or on the main subframe.com site — the introduction page itself doesn't carry it.

What to check on the page

Because the introduction doesn't state prices, plan names, or billing terms, verify these directly on the pricing and plans page:

• Which plans exist and what each one includes
• How plan changes are managed
• Any limits tied to plans, such as AI credit usage for the agent

Don't assume the product is free or that no login is required — the available documentation doesn't say either way, so confirm on the page itself.

Related questions

If your actual goal is getting started rather than billing, the docs point to a Quickstart as the next step after the introduction. The typical workflow described there runs: open your local app in the built-in browser, edit it live with Inspect, capture the page or an element as an editable design on the canvas, then ask the agent to implement the design in your connected codebase.