Business plans

Upgrade users to Business Max to give them higher included usage limits.

Every user has included usage limits for chat and agents. When a user reaches their limit, available Extra Usage lets them continue using their selected model. Without available Extra Usage, their messages use a fallback model until the limit resets. In ajan Cloud workspaces without BYOK, the fallback is GPT-5.6 Luna. In BYOK and Dedicated Deployments, the fallback is the model configured for the workspace. A workspace spend limit can trigger this fallback before included usage is exhausted. If a user needs more capacity, you can upgrade their plan to Business Max.

Plan	What it means
Business	Standard usage limits for session and weekly windows.
Business Max	5x the usage limits of Business. For power users who need more capacity.

Manage plans in Settings > Workspace > User Management > Members.

Assigning a plan

Open the members page

Go to Settings > Workspace > User Management > Members.

Find the user

Search or scroll to find the user you want to change.

Change the plan

Click the dropdown under Plan and select Business or Business Max.

Changes take effect immediately. The user's limits are updated right away. If no seat is available on the target plan, you will be prompted to confirm adding a new seat to your subscription.

Seats

Each workspace member takes up a claimed Business or Business Max seat, billed at a monthly or annual rate depending on your subscription.

When you remove a member or downgrade them, their previous seat becomes available. You can reassign it at no extra cost until the billing period ends. Unused available seats are then removed from your subscription.

When you upgrade a member to Business Max, you receive a credit for the remaining time on their Business seat. If no Business Max seat is available, a new one is added and charged only for the remaining time.

Info

Example. Your workspace has 20 Business members and your billing cycle runs April 1 – April 30.

This example focuses on seat counts. For a calculation with amounts, see the example invoice.

* April 10: You upgrade two members to Business Max. You now have 18 claimed Business seats, 2 claimed Business Max seats, and no available seats. Your next invoice includes charges for the remaining time on the two Business Max seats and credits for the remaining time on the two Business seats they replace. * April 20: You remove one Business member. You now have 17 claimed Business seats and 1 available Business seat. The seat remains billed and reusable, so the removal does not create a credit. * April 25: You invite a new Business user. They take the available Business seat at no extra charge. You now have 18 claimed Business seats and no available seats. * April 30: Starting May 1, you are billed for 18 Business seats and 2 Business Max seats.

Monitoring seats

The Members overview at the top of the members page shows how many seats you have and how many are still available.

Click View details under Total seats to see a per-plan breakdown of claimed and available seats.

Upgrading vs. downgrading

Both directions work the same way: select the new plan from the dropdown.

Upgrading to Business Max gives the user 5x the limits immediately. If no Business Max seat is available, you will be prompted to purchase one.
Downgrading to Business reduces the user's limits immediately. The Business Max seat becomes available for another user.

Usage history

The members page shows a 4-week usage history for each user as a row of usage indicators. Each indicator represents one week and shows how close the user came to their limits. This helps you identify who is hitting their limits and who might benefit from an upgrade.

Hover over an indicator to see the exact percentages. The tooltip shows whichever was higher (session or weekly usage).

Indicator	Meaning
■ No usage	The user did not use chat or agents this week.
■ Moderate usage within limits	The user did not come close to a limit. No upgrade needed.
■ ≥ 75% of session or weekly limit	The user came close to a session or weekly limit. Consider upgrading them.
■ Session or weekly limit hit	The user hit a session or weekly limit. Upgrading them is recommended.

Business Max comparison view

For users on Business Max, the members page shows two sets of indicators side by side:

Left: What their usage would look like on the standard Business plan.
Right: Their actual usage against Business Max limits.

This helps you verify whether the Business Max upgrade is justified. If the left set is mostly gray or green, the user might not need the higher plan.

When to upgrade a user

Consider upgrading a user to Business Max when:

They frequently hit session or weekly limits
They submit usage requests asking for higher limits (requires usage requests to be enabled)

You can also use the Extra Usage controls to give individual users more spending capacity without changing their plan.

Last updated: April 2026