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Plans and limits

What Solo, Studio and Team include, the limits per plan, and how trials, seats and reviewers work.

layernote has three plans. They differ in how many projects, workspaces and people you can have, and in which features are switched on. Reviewers who join through a share link are free on every plan.

Plans at a glance

SoloStudioTeam
Monthly$19$49$89
Billed annually$15.20 per month$39.20 per month$71.20 per month
Made forFreelancers collecting client feedbackSmall teams juggling multiple clientsAgencies at scale

Annual billing saves 20 percent. The pricing page has the full feature list per plan.

Limits per plan

SoloStudioTeam
Projects10UnlimitedUnlimited
Workspaces1310
Team membersJust you, then $8 per member1020, then $8 per extra member
Storage25 GB100 GB250 GB
Coding agent handoff (MCP)YesYesYes
FoldersNoYesYes
Kanban board viewNoYesYes
SupportStandardPriorityPriority

Solo is for you alone: every member you invite costs $8 a month ($6.40 a month billed yearly). On Team, every member after the 20th costs the same. You confirm the price when you send the invitation, and it is added to your next invoice once they join. People who only review through a share link never count as members.

Projects are counted per workspace, and archived projects don't count. When a limit is reached, layernote tells you at the moment you try to create the extra project, workspace or member, and nothing existing is removed.

Upload limits

Static file projects accept images, PDFs and videos; comment attachments accept images and PDFs. A single file can be this big:

SoloStudioTeam
Image, per file100 MB100 MB100 MB
PDF, per file100 MB100 MB100 MB
Video, per file100 MB250 MB250 MB

Images and PDFs are the same size on every plan: what sets the plans apart is their storage. Videos a browser can't play as uploaded, such as ProRes, HEVC or MKV, are converted to MP4 after upload.

Supported image formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF and SVG. Storage in the table above is the total across every workspace you own, whoever on your team uploaded the file; screenshots that layernote takes for comments count toward it too.

Seats and reviewers

Two kinds of people use a project, and only one of them takes a seat:

  • Team members are invited into a workspace by email as Admin or Member; see Members and roles. They see every project in the workspace and count toward the team members limit of the plan.
  • Reviewers open a project through a share link. They need no account and no seat, on every plan. A client with five people commenting on a project costs nothing extra.

Feature entitlements follow the project owner's workspace. If a Studio workspace invites you into its project, you get its Studio features there, like the task board, even if your own workspace is on Solo.

Trials and billing

Every new account starts with a 14-day free trial. layernote emails you seven days and again three days before the trial ends, so nothing expires by surprise. Pick a plan from Settings, Billing at any time during or after the trial.

Billing runs through Stripe. Monthly plans renew every month; annual plans are paid up front at the discounted rate and renew yearly. Invoices and the payment method are managed from the same billing page.

Changing plans

  • Upgrading takes effect immediately. You pay the difference for the rest of the billing period right away.
  • Downgrading takes effect at the end of the current billing period. If the workspace exceeds the limits of the smaller plan, for example more projects or workspaces than Solo allows, layernote guides you through what to archive or remove before the change goes through.
  • Moving to Solo keeps the folders you have, but new folders need Studio or Team. The board view goes away; every comment keeps its status.