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# Subscriptions, Account Limits & Plans

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GeoPard supports Pay-As-You-Go monthly plans and yearly subscription plans.

The differences between plans are described in detail on the [GeoPard pricing page](https://geopard.tech/pricing).

### Types of limits

#### Fields Area

Calculated as: area acquired minus the area of uploaded or drawn fields.

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Deleted fields reduce used area only in the next payment period.
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**For Pay-As-You-Go monthly plans, all limits are soft.**

[Let us know](mailto:support@geopard.tech) if you need to increase them. The monthly invoice is calculated based on platform usage and the price of each operation. See the [pricing page](https://geopard.tech/pricing).

**Add-on - Planet imagery usage**

It is calculated against your acquired Planet imagery quota and is supported in both Pay-As-You-Go and monthly subscription plans.


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