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Subscription & Billing

How the $99 monthly subscription, shared allowances, and paid Site capacity work.

Tallpine costs $99 per Site each month. Every confirmed paid Site adds 30 Articles and 12 Idea batches to shared account-wide pools. The account runs up to four Article Pipelines at once.

Paid capacity

Your licensed Site slots

Each active Site needs one available slot.

Shared allowance

Articles and Idea batches

Use the pooled total on any active Site.

Account-wide speed

Concurrent Pipelines

Fixed by plan, not multiplied by Site count.


One Subscription

The price is in USD and applies to each paid Site. Tallpine bills monthly; there are no yearly or alternate plan choices.

Tallpine

One queued Article each day at your chosen time

$99/ Site / month

Monthly per Site
30 Articles · 12 Idea batches
Per Article
Quick edits and rewrites · 3 Image regenerations
Account-wide
4 concurrent Pipelines

Quick edits are targeted AI revisions. Unused Article and Idea allowances do not roll over.

Example: Two paid Sites cost $198 per month. Together they provide 60 Articles and 24 Idea batches in shared monthly pools, with 4 concurrent Pipelines across the account.

The 3-Day Trial

Eligible new subscribers can start one card-required trial. Tallpine does not charge the card at signup, and the exact trial end time appears in Billing and in the Stripe Customer Portal.

  • The trial includes exactly 1 Site.
  • You receive one Site's normal Article and Idea allowances, the account's four concurrent Pipeline slots, and the included setup workflows for that Site.
  • Cancel before the displayed deadline to avoid the first subscription charge.
  • After the first successful payment, Tallpine starts fresh monthly Article and Idea pools. Trial usage does not reduce that first paid window.

A trial cannot be repeated. Site quantity cannot be changed while the subscription is trialing.

What Uses Your Allowance

One Article
A fresh Article generation, a Guided rewrite, or a From scratch rewrite.
One Idea batch
One Generate Ideas request. A request can return from 1 to 10 Ideas and still uses one batch.
One Quick edit
One focused AI revision of an existing Article. It does not use an Article from the monthly pool.
One Image regeneration
One request to replace an Article Image. Each successful Article receives its own included regenerations.
No Article used
Manual editing, ZIP export, Send, scheduling, and CMS delivery do not consume an Article.

Tallpine reserves allowance when metered work is queued. A successful run consumes the reservation; a terminal failure releases it. Queued or running background Article and rewrite work shares the plan's Pipeline capacity.

By default, each active Site receives 3 included runs of each manual workflow per usage window: Site Profile analysis, Site Content import, Content Strategy, Competitor Research, and Keyword Research. The remaining allowance appears inline beside each action. When none remain, the unavailable action is replaced by Contact support to get more.

Image regenerations belong to their Article. That allowance does not refill; each new Article receives its own.

Paid Site Capacity

An active Site uses one paid capacity slot. New subscriptions keep at least one paid slot and can support from 1 to 50 paid Sites. Billing shows active Sites, confirmed capacity, and any available slots.

Archive a Site

Archiving preserves the Site's content and settings. For a separately billed Site, Tallpine also removes one Stripe subscription unit in the same confirmed action.

The Archive & Downgrade dialog shows the current and lower renewal totals before anything changes. After confirmation, Stripe is lowered first and the Site is then archived. There is no archive-only choice for a separately billed Site.

The decrease creates no current-period credit or refund and preserves the current shared allowance until its normal reset. The next renewal uses the lower Site quantity. If Stripe cannot confirm the decrease, the Site remains active so billing and Site state cannot silently diverge.

The subscription must retain at least one paid Site. Cancel the active subscription before archiving the last per-Site Site. Grandfathered subscriptions can still archive Sites covered by their included baseline without changing Stripe.

A Site cannot be archived while it has active generation, reserved usage, or queued CMS delivery that still needs attention. To restore an archived Site, the account must have active access and an available capacity slot.

Add or Remove Paid Slots

Use Billing in the Tallpine workspace, not the Stripe Portal, to change paid Site quantity.

  • Increasing capacity: Tallpine shows the exact new recurring subtotal and a clearly labeled Stripe proration estimate. The signed preview remains valid for 10 minutes. Stripe calculates the final invoice when you submit the change, so tax, discounts, credits, balances, and pending invoice items can change the amount collected. New capacity and allowance appear only after Stripe applies the paid update.
  • Payment action required: If an increase needs authentication or another payment step, current capacity stays in place. Follow the payment link in Billing, then choose Check status.
  • Decreasing capacity: Only unused capacity can be removed, so archive Sites until the target quantity still covers every active Site. The lower capacity applies immediately, creates no current-period credit or refund, and lowers the next recurring invoice. Article and Idea allowances already granted remain available until their normal reset.

Quantity controls are temporarily unavailable during the trial, a pending subscription update, a scheduled cancellation, or a subscription payment problem.

Manage or Cancel a Subscription

Payment Details and Cancellation

Tallpine has no alternate plan or yearly cadence to switch to. Use Billing to change paid Site quantity. Manage Subscription opens the dedicated Stripe Customer Portal for customer details, payment methods, invoices, and cancellation. The Portal cannot change Site quantity.

  • Cancellation normally takes effect at the end of the current trial or paid billing period. You can keep using the remaining allowance and subscription features until the displayed access deadline.
  • Review the publishing queue and export anything you need before access ends. Queued, retrying, or publishing work is not guaranteed to run after the subscription becomes inactive.
  • A scheduled cancellation locks Site quantity changes. To keep the subscription, review the available actions in the Portal. If it does not offer a reversal, contact support before access ends. Return to Billing afterward to check the subscription status.
  • If a payment fails, access may be limited or end. Update the payment method in the Portal, then check the subscription status in Tallpine.

Canceling prevents future renewals but does not automatically refund a charge already made. Tallpine does not provide prorated refunds or cash value for unused allowance except where required by law. Read the full Cancellation Policy.

If you subscribe again later, a new trial is not available and checkout must cover every retained active Site. Archive Sites first if you want to subscribe for fewer.

Grandfathered Subscriptions

Some older subscriptions use legacy Site-capacity terms. Tallpine does not silently reprice those records. Billing displays their confirmed capacity, price, and allowance until Support completes an intentional migration to the current $99-per-Site monthly subscription.

If Billing labels your subscription as grandfathered, use the capacity, price, and allowance shown there as the terms for your account.

Billing Help

For a grandfathered subscription or another billing question, contact [email protected] from the email on your account. Include the plan name and invoice date when relevant, but never email complete card details.

Tallpine is subscription-only. There are no one-time Article packs, top-ups, or separate credit balances to buy.