Viewing quotas and billing

Track your usage, update your payment method and view past invoices

Navigate to the Team Billing page from the navigation menu to manage your team's subscription and view track your usage.

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Did you know you can add a Finance Admin on the Manage Team page? They'll have limited access for managing your team's subscription/billing details and they won't count towards your paid seats.

Viewing your usage quotas

The Team Billing page will list out how many Editors, Viewers, and Pages your team is currently using. Once your team hits those limits, they won't be able to add anymore.

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Is your team hitting its usage limits? Reach out to sales@getstark.co to discuss how you can get more Editors, Viewers, and Pages added to your team!

What counts as a page?

Rather than track your number of scans, Stark tracks how many pages you've added to your projects. Pages are counted in the following manner:

Each page in a design asset counts as a page. Example: if you have a design that has a page for Homepage and a separate page for Support, that would count as two pages.
For source control (repo) integrations and URL assets, each URL counts as a page. Example: https://www.example.com and https://www.example.com/about would count as two pages.
For source code (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) integrations, each file scanned counts as a page. Example: ./src/homepage.jsx and ./src/about.tsx would count as two pages.
For mobile app (iOS and Android) integrations, page count is determined by which tool used:
- For the instrumented tests, anytime a screen is scanned using the requisite scan command (which includes a scan name), that counts as a page. Example: if you ran auditScreen five times in your tests, that would count as five pages.
- For the linting, each file scanned counts as a page. If you have, for example, 11 pages in your project, that would count as 11 pages.
For the Storybook integration, each story scanned counts as a page. Example: Buttons/Primary and Buttons/Secondary would count as two pages.
For the browser extension scans, each page scanned and then sent up to Stark counts as page. This does not include when you run the WCAG Audit, only when you choose the option to "Send results to Stark"
For CI/CD assets, each time StarkScan is called counts as a page. Example: if your pipeline calls StarkScan five times, that would count as five pages.

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Each of the integrations will tell you how many files/pages were scanned after a scan or test is complete.

Managing subscription and billing

If you need to make any updates to your payment method or would like to view past invoices scroll down to the Subscriptions & Billing section and follow the links. Feel free to reach out to support if you need more details on your current subscription.

Want to run through your setup with us? Not a problem! Reach out to support@getstark.co if you find yourself stuck or with questions.

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