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# View your plan and usage

Review your current Bundus access and see how much of each limited allowance your business has used.

### Review your subscription

1. Open **Settings** from the left menu.
2. Open **Billing** under **Workspace**.
3. Review **Current plan** for the plan name, subscription status, and trial or billing information shown for your account.
4. Review **Usage this period**.

![The Billing page showing a free trial, its end date, and current usage](https://1239150628-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F0xEFjtRHcsV7HPwU6C74%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-a06e30b131a0345634038a339399289c928b76e6%2F03-free-trial-and-usage.jpg?alt=media)

During a free trial, Bundus may show usage for:

* bookings created;
* inventory items;
* team seats;
* invoices issued; and
* media storage.

Paid plans show the allowances that apply to that plan. A progress bar helps you see how close the business is to a displayed limit.

### Check the result

The **Current plan** and **Usage this period** sections show the latest subscription and allowance information available for your workspace.

### Related guides

* [Compare Bundus plans](/help/subscriptions/compare-bundus-plans.md)
* [Manage a Bundus subscription bought through the App Store](/help/subscriptions/manage-an-app-store-subscription.md)


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