> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mosofin.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mosofin.com/account/plan-limits.md).

# Usage and plan limits

Usage shows what the account is consuming on its current plan. It is an account-wide view rather than a single-workspace report.

## Data sources

The **Single Source** plan is **$5.99/month**. QuickBooks is currently MosoFin's available source type.

Each workspace can authorize up to five QuickBooks entities from that source type. The five-entity allowance is separate for every workspace, so creating a new workspace gives that workspace its own allowance.

## Workspaces

Every available plan includes unlimited workspaces. The Workspaces meter shows how many organization workspaces have been created, but it does not impose a workspace limit.

## Trial and renewal

You can start a **14-day trial for $0.99** on any available plan. Unless you cancel before the trial ends, the subscription automatically renews into the plan you selected at that plan's standard price.

## When a limit is reached

1. Confirm the live limit shown on Usage.
2. Review the QuickBooks entities authorized in the workspace.
3. Open Billing to see the current plan and available management options.
4. Ask the account owner to change the subscription when the action is owner-only.

Treat the signed-in **Usage** and **Billing** pages as the source of truth for your account's current consumption, subscription state, and renewal date.


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