The tier doesn't block anything. It protects four things.
Every subscription tier opens the same application — the whole Brain, all the engines, the whole publishing calendar. There's no screen that only shows up on the top tier.
What differs is how much you can produce per month, on how many brands, and whether the engine starts at all. Four things, not modules — and all four are below, in numbers.
The same application, on every tier.
There's no screen, tab or feature reserved for the top tier. The difference isn't in what you see — it's in how much you can produce.
Four things, not modules.
The tier isn't a bundle of features — it's a guard on four points, and only four.
Four tiers, four caps.
Posts and written copy are ∞ on every tier — they're never counted. All three are bought straight from the app, in the Subscription tab.
The cap resets every month.
What you didn't use this month doesn't carry into the next one. It doesn't accumulate and doesn't transfer — not between months, not between brands.
The order stops. Nothing extra gets billed.
When you hit the monthly cap on a piece family, the next order in that same family doesn't start — an add-on isn't automatically billed.
Three add-ons, valid for one month.
They don't roll over into the next month — if you don't use all of it, what's left is gone with the month.
The first piece, no card.
Anyone who signs up without an active tier isn't blocked from their first order — the trial is the deliberate exception to the "no tier, no start" rule.
What people ask about tiers.
The first piece is free. With your brand on it.
You sign up, fill in the brand profile and the machine produces. No card, no call, no waiting on anyone.
Start free — first piece, no card See also what the application does or the other two different things.