Account
Billing
Subscribe to Pro or Max, move up to Max, start a team, manage or cancel, fix a failed payment, and buy Cloud credit.
Codz Pro and Max are monthly subscriptions in US dollars, priced per person. Pro is $20 a month with 50,000 Cloud minutes; Max is $200 a month with 600,000 Cloud minutes and everything in Pro. A team pays the same price for each seat, up to 100 seats. Prices exclude any taxes that apply where you are, and paid plans renew monthly until you cancel.
Stripe takes the payment; Codz never sees or stores your card details. You can also buy Pro inside Codz Remote on iPhone, where Apple bills it.
Subscribe
On codz.com: open Billing & Invoices, click Get Pro or Get Max under Upgrade your plan, and pay in Stripe Checkout. Back on the page, it says Your Codz subscription is active. If your payment is still processing, the page says so and updates once Stripe confirms it. If you leave Checkout without paying, nothing is charged.
On your Mac: open Settings ▸ Account, sign in, and click Upgrade to Pro. You pay in the app; Codz doesn’t open your browser for it.
Either way, Pro and Max belong to your Codz account, so every Mac signed in to it unlocks them.
Move up to Max
When a chat runs out of the month’s Cloud minutes on Pro, Codz on your Mac offers Upgrade to Max. It shows what you pay now, which is Max for the rest of your billing period less what’s left of Pro, and Pay that amount and upgrade switches your subscription in place, on the same card and renewal date. Without a Pro subscription to switch, on a team seat for example, it opens the same checkout as Upgrade to Pro, in the app, at Max’s price.
Cloud minutes and credit
Included Cloud minutes reset on the first of each month (UTC) and don’t roll over. Past them, extra Cloud time is $0.03 per Linux machine-hour, billed by the second from prepaid credit: $10 for 20,000 minutes, $25 for 50,000 minutes, and $50 for 100,000 minutes. Swift and Xcode jobs on an Apple build Mac are $0.10 per Mac minute, from their own prepaid credit. Credit you buy never expires, and spending it requires an active paid plan.
Under Cloud compute on Billing & Invoices, Add compute credit buys a pack, and Usage and spending limits sets a daily and monthly compute limit. Everything in Pro and Max, Cloud included, works as soon as you subscribe.
Manage your subscription
On Billing & Invoices, click Manage plan or Manage in Stripe to open Stripe’s billing portal. There you can:
- update your payment method,
- see your invoice history,
- cancel your subscription.
The portal doesn’t switch plans. Billing & Invoices shows the date your plan renews.
Cancel
Cancel in the billing portal. Your plan stays on until the end of the period you’ve already paid for, and Billing & Invoices says when: “Your subscription is set to cancel on” that date.
When the period ends:
- Pro features lock again on your Macs, and usage sync stops.
- Your public profile and your global stats sharing are switched off.
- You have 30 days to export saved Cloud workspaces before they are deleted. Credit you bought stays in your account.
- Nothing on your Mac is deleted, and the usage you already synced stays in your account.
Refunds follow the Terms of Service.
A payment fails
While a payment needs attention, your plan is paused. Your dashboard’s sidebar and Settings show Billing action needed, and Billing & Invoices shows Your subscription needs attention. Each offers Fix billing, which opens the billing portal to update your payment method.
Until then, sync and profile publishing stop, and Codz keeps working locally on your Mac. Your public profile and global stats sharing are switched off, and stay off until you turn them on again.
Buy Pro on iPhone
In Codz Remote, open Settings and tap Upgrade to Codz Pro, which shows the monthly price in your App Store currency. It is the same Codz Pro: Apple bills it, and it unlocks Pro on your account everywhere, your Mac included. Max isn’t sold in the App Store.
- To change or cancel it, tap Manage subscription in Codz Remote’s Settings, or use Settings ▸ Apple Account on your iPhone or Mac. Your dashboard shows Pro · App Store and offers no billing portal for it.
- Restore purchases checks the App Store for a Codz Pro subscription you already bought.
- If you already pay on the web, Codz Remote says so: your web subscription already includes Remote, and there is no second purchase.
- Refunds for App Store purchases go through Apple.
Start a team
A team gives each person you add a Pro or a Max seat, under one team you manage. Each member gets their own seat’s Cloud minutes.
- On Billing & Invoices, click Create team. Create team in Teams opens the same setup page.
- Enter a Team name and Team URL, then Continue to choose how many Pro and Max seats to buy, one for you and one for each teammate, and which of them is Your seat. You can change seats later.
- Confirm:
- If you pay for Pro or Max on the web, click Review upgrade. It shows what you pay today, which is the team for the rest of your current billing period less what’s left of your own plan, and the monthly price after that. Click Upgrade and pay to confirm. Your subscription becomes the team’s, on the same card and renewal date. If the card is declined, nothing changes.
- Otherwise, click Continue to checkout and pay for the seats in Stripe Checkout. Pro bought in Codz Remote stays as it is: cancel it in Settings ▸ Apple Account once your team seat covers you, or you pay for both.
After payment is confirmed, setup opens optional invitations. Finish setup or Skip for now opens the team page. Canceled Checkout saves the pending team; Continue setup resumes it from Teams.
A team you switched to from your own subscription is billed on your own account, so its invoices appear on your Billing & Invoices. Only you can change its seats or open its billing portal, even as an admin or member, and you can’t leave the team while its subscription bills you. To stop paying for it, cancel it in the billing portal.
Team seats
A team’s subscription belongs to the team. Its owner and admins manage it in the Billing section of the team’s page on codz.com:
- Purchase seats opens Stripe Checkout for the Pro and Max seats you enter, between 1 and 100 in all, and at least as many of each as there are members holding it.
- Update seats changes the counts in place. A change that adds seats is prorated immediately, all of it at once: moving a seat from Pro to Max charges the difference for the rest of the period. A change that only removes seats takes effect at the next renewal and isn’t credited. Neither plan can go below the members holding it.
- Manage billing opens the team’s billing portal for its payment method, invoices and cancellation.
Teams covers seats, invitations and what a lapsed team subscription means for members.
Questions
Where are my invoices?
For your own subscription, and for a team you switched to from it, under Invoices on Billing & Invoices: each one’s date, status and amount, and View opens Stripe’s page for it. The billing portal has them too. For any other team, open the billing portal from Manage billing in the team’s Billing section.
Can I switch plans?
From Pro to Max, yes, from your Mac when you run out of Cloud minutes (Move up to Max). From your own plan to a team, yes (Start a team). The billing portal doesn’t switch plans. Joining someone else’s team doesn’t cancel your own subscription, so cancel it in the billing portal if you no longer need it.
Do I still pay my AI provider?
Yes. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode run on your own logins and plan limits, and models through OpenRouter or DeepSeek are billed to your own key.
Does Codz store my card?
No. Stripe or Apple takes the payment. Codz keeps only what it needs to know whether your account is entitled to its plan: the subscription’s identifiers, status and renewal date.