Plans, Upgrades, and Limits

How to think about plans Free is a starting point. Standard expands saved-set memory, history, and print/export access. Premium adds AI-assisted generation and larger limits. Creator / Pro is the higher-volume tier for serious users, lottery groups, and creators who need more AI usage and larger working limits.

Upgrade prompts appear when you hit saved-set or generation limits, or when you try to use a locked feature like AI mode.

What Standard is really for Standard is for users who already know they want more room to save, revisit, and print without needing AI yet.

What Premium is really for Premium is for users who want guided AI-assisted generation on top of the same save/check/print workflow.

What Creator / Pro is really for Creator / Pro is the higher-volume workspace. It makes the most sense when you generate often, keep larger archives, or build organized number packs for a group, newsletter, or audience.

Why limits exist Limits are not there to create frustration for no reason. They help separate plan value, keep the product sustainable, and give clearer upgrade signals when your workflow has outgrown the current tier.

Best practices Best practice: Upgrade based on how you actually use the product, not just on curiosity about the next tier.

Common mistake to avoid Common mistake: Upgrading for AI when the real bottleneck is saved-set organization, or upgrading for storage when the real need is AI volume.