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Plans, pricing models & subscription lifecycle — found from sitemap — Sequence
Checked for Sequence on 26 Oct 2026
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- https://docs.sequencehq.com/plans-products/usage-based-pricing
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- 26 Oct 2026, 16:53 UTC
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Usage linear pricing Report an error
“Linear pricing Charge a single, linear rate for usage.”
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Linear percentage pricing Report an error
“Linear pricing (Percentage-based) Charge a single, linear percentage-based fee for usage. You can optionally set a minimum and a maximum fee threshold.”
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Linear fee thresholds Report an error
“Linear pricing with fee thresholds Use minimum and maximum fee threshold to charge a predictable amount for transactions.”
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Volume pricing Report an error
“Volume pricing Offer volume discounts for higher usage and an optional flat fee per usage tier. Customers only pay the unit and flat fee in their current tier.”
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Volume percentage pricing Report an error
“Volume pricing (Percentage-based) Similar to standard volume tiers, but the unit price is a percentage of a sum (e.g., total transactions).”
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Graduated pricing Report an error
“Graduated pricing Charge multiple rates for multiple tiers (similar to progressive income tax), with an optional flat fee per tier. Tiers and flat fees accumulate.”
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Graduated percentage pricing Report an error
“Graduated pricing (Percentage-based) Similar to standard graduated tiers, but the unit price is a percentage of a sum (e.g., total transactions). Tiers and flat fees accumulate.”
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Packaged pricing Report an error
“Packaged pricing Charge a fixed price for a package of units (similar to linear rate but with packaged quantities). Also known as stair-step pricing.”
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Credit burndowns Report an error
“Credit burndowns Offer credit grants that customers can burn down each month. Unused credits are rolled over to subsequent billing periods. If all credits are burned down in a period, overages apply.”
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Credit grants issuance Report an error
“To implement this pricing model, grant credits to customers via API or dashboard. In addition to usage-credits (tied to a usage metric), you can also offer cash credits.”
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Pricing model range Report an error
“Sequence supports a range of standard and usage-based pricing models”
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