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Billing & Usage

8 blocks in this category, each rendered live below. Open any of them for the full source and a copy button.

A block is one finished section of a page — a pricing table, a hero, a footer.

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Plan & Next Charge Summary

Current plan, next charge with an actual figure and date, payment method, and a prominent pending-cancellation state.

Billing & Usage151 lines1 dep
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Invoice History

Past invoices with tabular figures, worded statuses rather than bare coloured dots, and per-invoice download labels.

Billing & Usage174 lines1 dep
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Payment Methods On File

Cards on file with the two failures that cost the subscription: expiry called out before it fails, and the default stated on the row rather than implied by ordering.

Billing & Usage248 lines1 dep
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Subscription Cancel Flow

Self-serve cancellation with no dark patterns: the exact date access ends, what breaks, one honest alternative, and a button that works.

Billing & Usage273 lines1 dep
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Overage Notice with Projection

Past the included allowance, with the end-of-month projection and every number the invoice will use — because a surprise bill is a product defect.

Billing & Usage230 lines1 dep
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Seat Count & Proration

Changing seats with the bill shown first: the part-period charge and the new recurring amount as two numbers, the arithmetic spelled out, and the asymmetry stated where it bites — removing a seat refunds nothing today.

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Invoice Detail

One invoice with the arithmetic shown: proration split into a credit and a charge with their own date ranges, tax as a line with its jurisdiction, and totals in a real tfoot.

Billing & Usage265 lines1 dep
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Credit Balance and Expiry

Consumable credits split into the buckets they actually live in, rendered in spend order, with a proportional warning that only appears when a meaningful balance is about to expire.

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