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Appointment Overages for Small & Medium Sized Businesses (SMB)

Learn how appointment limits and overage fees apply to your plan, including alerts, billing, and recent updates.

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Appointment Limits & Overage Fees

✅ Overview

Your monthly appointment capacity will reflect your subscription tier:

Plan

Monthly Appointment Limit

🥉 Bronze *see note below

100 appointments

🥈 Silver *see note below

250 appointments

🥇 Gold

500 appointments

If you go over your monthly limit, an overage fee of $0.10 per appointment will apply.

*Note: Bronze & Silver packages are no longer being offered for new subscriptions. There are for reference purposes should your account be identified in these tiers.

Example

If you're on the Silver Plan and schedule 270 appointments in one month:

  • Included: 250 appointments

  • Overage: 20 appointments

  • Fee: 20 × $0.10 = $2.00


📊 What Counts Toward Your Appointment Limit?

Included Appointment Types:

  • Appointments

  • Events

  • Recurring Appointments/Events

Statuses That Count:

  • Scheduled

  • Confirmed

  • Completed

  • No Show

  • Custom Statuses (if configured)

Statuses That Don’t Count:

  • Cancelled

  • Rescheduled

The Appointment Date (not Creation Date) is used to determine which billing cycle an appointment falls into.


⚙️ Allocated Appointments & Custom Limits

On your Invoice, you can see the total quanity and overage cost of the additional appointments.

By default, it's set based on your plan:

  • 🥉 Bronze: 100 appointments/month *See Note

  • 🥈 Silver: 250 appointments/month *See Note

  • 🥇 Gold: 500 appointments/month

*Note: Bronze & Silver packages are no longer being offered for new subscriptions. There are for reference purposes should your account be identified in these tiers.

However, sales reps may increase this limit if your business needs more flexibility.

For example, a Bronze account might be custom-set to 150 appointments/month.

In this case, you’ll only be charged overage fees if you exceed 150 appointments.

Custom limits cannot be set below your default plan allowance.


🔔 Usage Alerts

To help you stay informed and avoid unexpected fees, the system will notify you when your usage hits:

  • 90% of your limit

  • 95% of your limit

  • 100% of your limit

At 100%, an email is also sent to our sales team to offer assistance and possible upgrade options.


🧾 How Billing Works

Overage charges are applied in your next billing cycle. The system uses appointment dates (not creation dates) to track monthly usage.

If your billing cycle is the 2nd of the month:

  • On August 2, you’ll be billed for:

    • August subscription fee

    • Overage fees from July 2–August 1


🔄 Plan Upgrades & Downgrades

When You Upgrade Mid-Month:

  • Your appointment limit is increased immediately

  • Usage alerts reset to reflect the new tier

  • Overages are calculated based on the new plan

When You Downgrade:

  • Your appointment limit is automatically updated to the new tier

  • If you had a custom limit above the new tier’s default, we’ll ask whether you want to:

    • Keep your higher custom limit

    • Reset to the lower plan’s default


🔍 Audit Logging & Transparency

All changes to your Allocated Appointments (due to upgrades, downgrades, or manual overrides) are logged in our system for full visibility and accountability.


💡 Pro Tip: Plan Ahead to Avoid Overage Fees

If your scheduling needs exceed your plan’s limit, consider upgrading to a higher tier.

This can be more cost-effective than accumulating overage charges.

Need help or have questions? Our support and sales teams are here for you.

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