Our pricing is structured around two things: how many shops you run, and how much revenue you push through them. Features don't differ between plans — we don't want you to outgrow nouz feature-by-feature. You outgrow it by getting bigger, which is what the plans measure.
01 Same product, different caps
Home, Revenue, Expenses, Products, Fixed Costs, P&L, Statistics — every feature is included on every plan. No "premium tier" gimmicks. What you're paying for is capacity: how many shops the subscription covers, and how much revenue you can run through it in a year.
02 The comparison table
Three plans, two caps each (locations + revenue). Feature set is identical.
03 Which one fits your shop
- One shop, under €100k of yearly revenue? Starter is exactly right. Most cafés, small retail shops, single-chair salons fit here.
- One shop, between €100k and €500k? Growth — even though you don't need the extra locations, the cap is what bumps you up. A busy single-location café (€200-400k typical) lives here.
- Two or three shops? Growth, regardless of revenue. The location cap is the constraint, not the revenue cap.
- Four or five shops, or revenue above €500k? Pro.
04 Flexibility between plans
You can move between plans freely. Upgrades take effect immediately with Stripe proration; downgrades take effect at the end of your current billing period. The 80% warn banner gives you weeks of notice before any cap hits — you'll never be surprised into needing to upgrade in the middle of a busy day.
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