Pricing and plan limits are covered in Billing & Plans. This page is about what actually changes in practice as you move up tiers.
Basic → Pro: The Clear Line
This one's simple and enforced: Basic caps you at 200 players and 3 Adventures; Pro removes both caps entirely. If you're bumping into either limit, Pro is a self-serve upgrade — no sales conversation required, just a subscription.
Pro → Enterprise: Less About Feature Toggles, More About Scale
Be honest with yourself about what you actually need here. Enterprise isn't a long checklist of exclusive features locked away from Pro customers — it's built around running multiple Adventures as one managed account via Organizations, plus the setup work that comes with that at real scale: custom Player Meta fields for HR/roster data, cross-Adventure reporting, and (if you want it) white-label branding across everything you run.
Practically, Enterprise is sales-assisted rather than self-serve — there's no "Subscribe" button on the pricing page for it, because onboarding an Enterprise account usually involves setting up Organizations, importing rosters, and configuring branding together with our team rather than flipping a switch. Reach out if you think this is where you're headed.
What This Means For You Right Now
If you're running one Adventure, Basic or Pro covers you completely. The moment you're coordinating more than one Adventure under a single paying relationship — multiple departments, multiple cohorts, multiple locations — that's the actual signal to talk to us about Enterprise, not a specific feature you're missing.