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# How does pricing work?

Integry's pricing has a platform subscription fee which varies depending upon your tier and add-ons selected ([see Pricing](https://www.integry.ai/pricing) for a full list of options).

Your are also charged for usage and you have the possibility to choosing between two models. You can [learn details here](/users-and-billing/how-is-usage-measured.md).

You can also purchase optional [professional services](https://www.integry.ai/service) if you would like integrations to be designed, implemented and managed on your behalf.

If you're interested in learning more, please reach out for [an consult here](https://integry.ai/talk).


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