Kinly Studio · Company · GBP
Billing & usage
On Business, charged monthly, 1 – 31 August. Everything below is what the next charge is made of and what this month has actually used.
Account summary
Your plan
Business
Since 14 April · monthly
Next charge
£34.80
1 September · Visa ending 4471
Paid this year
£196
8 invoices, all settled
If you paid yearly
£290
£58 less a year
Full. A fourth set of books means moving to Practice — this is the only ceiling here you can actually reach.
Anyone who can open the books, not only who can change them.
Live connections. Statement imports are unlimited on every plan.
Rows written to a ledger, however they arrived.
Photographed, forwarded, or matched from the card feed.
Sets of books is the only one that binds
A fourth set is not an add-on — it means Practice at £49 a month, £20 more than this plan. The other four ceilings are nowhere near.
Three of the five have a ceiling to meter against. The other two are drawn as figures because a bar filled to an invented percentage is not a measurement.
- Business plan · 1 – 30 September
- £29
- VAT at 20%
- £5.80
- Charged on 1 September
- £34.80
From Visa ending 4471. Nothing else is queued against this account — no add-ons, no overage, and no charge for the two things above that have no ceiling.
Payment methods- Twelve months, paid monthly
- £348
- Twelve months, paid once
- £290
- You keep
- £58
The catch, stated plainly: it is taken in one payment on 1 September, not spread. If you leave part-way through, the unused months come back to you pro rata — the same arithmetic, run the other direction.
- KIN-0841£34.801 – 31 Aug · issued 1 AugPaid
- KIN-0793£34.801 – 31 Jul · issued 1 JulPaid
- KIN-0744£34.801 – 30 Jun · issued 1 JunPaid
- KIN-0698£34.801 – 31 May · issued 1 MayPaid
- KIN-0651£24.401 – 30 Apr · issued 1 AprPaid
Solo for 13 days, then Business for 17 — charged pro rata
- 3 earlier, on Solo£32.40
Stopping payment closes the plan, not the books. Kinly Studio's ledgers, receipts, and filed returns stay readable and exportable forever — the plan decides what we do next, never what we already recorded.