# Plans

A plan is the part of the product an account subscribes to. A product must have at least one plan, but it's common that SaaS companies have two or more plans for a product in order to be able to upsell customers on more valuable features.

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### Code

The code field is a human-readable identifier that your developers might use when integrating your platform with Bunny.

### Availability

The availability dates control when a product is visible in the quote builder so you don't expose a product that is currently being configured to may not have been launched yet. You can also use the visibility setting to easily hide a product.

## Portal settings

Bunny's customer portal and React components can automatically enable self-service for plans based on your needs.

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### Self-service buy, cancel and renew

These three toggles control what customers can do with the plans in the customer portal.

### Pricing style

The pricing style lets you control how pricing is rendered in the customer portal.&#x20;

* **Free** - Shows "Free" and creates a price list with a zero amount monthly charge.
* **Priced** - Shows the automatically generated pricing, e.g. "$10 per user/month".
* **Contact us** - Hides pricing and instead shows a button that the user can click on to either send an email or go to a web page. The format of this field should be `mailto:sales@superdesk.com` or `https://superdesk.com/contact-us`.

Again, you can use the pricing description to override the above.

### Portal pricing description

This field can be used to override how the customer portal will render the pricing description by default, for example $10 user/month.

### Description displayed in the portal

This is an optional plan description that will be displayed in the portal.

## Subscriptions

Just like with the product, you can also see which acocunts are subscribed to a particular plan.

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