Every growth product your business needs through one shared balance.

One shared credit balance follows the result you need, not a locked product bundle. Every plan reaches every product marked Live; your plan determines how much monthly execution capacity arrives, so you can redirect credits as the work changes.

Yes. Free, Spark, Boast and Blaze use the same declared Live-product contracts. The plan changes credit capacity, rollover and operating pace—not product quality or permission to enter a higher tier. The exact credit cost appears before each execution.

Once a product is marked Live, it joins the product network available to every plan. You do not need to buy a different product bundle simply because the Vault expands.

The Business Growth Vault separates Live, Building and Roadmap releases. Only a product marked Live can consume credits, and only after it discloses its cost and can return its contracted usable result.

Credits are execution units you can direct across the Business Growth Vault. Each Live product declares its exact credit cost before it runs, so you can compare the capacity required with the business result you expect before authorizing the work.

Credits are reserved when execution starts and captured only when the product returns the contracted usable result. A failed or cancelled execution releases the reservation; a qualifying post-capture failure is restored through an auditable refund entry.

Free refreshes up to 100 recurring credits each month and does not accumulate beyond that recurring allowance. Paid subscriptions roll over up to three times the monthly grant: Spark up to 3,000; Boast up to 10,500; and Blaze up to 30,000. Purchased credits stay separate and do not expire.

Yes. Flex adds 300 credits for a one-time CA$20 purchase with no automatic renewal; larger top-ups remain available. Purchased top-ups do not expire, sit outside the monthly rollover cap and remain on the account after plan cancellation. Before a third Flex purchase, Enterpriselivate compares its cumulative cost with Spark so the lower-cost recurring option is visible.

No. Drafting and executing are separate actions. Publishing, sending, purchasing or changing a connected system remains behind the applicable human-approval control, so consequential action does not leave the platform silently.

External media, postage, advertising, provider and other pass-through spend is separate from platform credits and must be shown before approval.

A product cannot begin an execution without sufficient credits. The Add Capacity screen shows the exact task cost, your balance and the shortfall, then offers a one-time purchase, the lowest monthly plan that fits, or the next eligible Free refresh. There is no silent purchase, forced upgrade or hidden quality reduction.

No. Credits are non-cash platform usage units and are not transferable between seller accounts. Keeping each balance seller-scoped protects ownership, reconciliation and tenant isolation.

No. Plan selection records your intended capacity. A paid transaction can happen only through a visibly enabled checkout that shows the price before you approve the purchase.

Every plan includes the complete Live-product network. Free starts with 200 credits—100 monthly credits plus 100 one-time welcome credits—and refreshes the monthly allowance up to 100 on the account anniversary. Spark supports a consistent monthly rhythm; Boast supports a growing team and broader workload; Blaze supports sustained high-output operations. Only execution capacity changes.

Annual billing costs the equivalent of ten monthly payments. Credits still arrive monthly rather than as one large annual grant, preserving the same rollover and operating rhythm.

New monthly grants stop when the subscription ends, and monthly rollover applies only while it remains active. Purchased top-up credits remain on the account and do not expire.