Every tier, in all three usage categories. Reach the same tables in the app by opening Subscription, then the usage rates link, which shows Usage rates with three tabs: Published pages, Bundler and Cart drawer.
Tiers are monthly charges, not per-unit rates. Publishing an eleventh page and a fifteenth page cost the same, because both put you in the same tier.
In this article:
Published pages
Tier | Published pages | Charge |
Base | Up to 10 | Included |
Tier 1 | Up to 15 | Plus $10 a month |
Tier 2 | Up to 25 | Plus $20 a month |
Tier 3 | Up to 50 | Plus $30 a month |
Tier 4 | Up to 75 | Plus $40 a month |
Tier 5 | Up to 100 | Plus $50 a month |
Tier 6 | Unlimited | Plus $70 a month |
Bundler revenue
Measured on added revenue, meaning the extra revenue your bundle offers produced, not the total value of orders containing a bundle. In an order with more than one unit, that is the bundle's revenue minus the price of one unit. An order with a single unit adds nothing.
Tier | Added bundle revenue | Charge |
Base | Up to $1,000 | Included |
Tier 1 | Up to $2,500 | Plus $10 a month |
Tier 2 | Up to $5,000 | Plus $20 a month |
Tier 3 | Up to $10,000 | Plus $35 a month |
Tier 4 | Up to $20,000 | Plus $65 a month |
Tier 5 | Up to $35,000 | Plus $110 a month |
Tier 6 | Up to $50,000 | Plus $150 a month |
Tier 7 | Above $50,000 | Plus $195 a month |
ℹ️ The top bundler tier begins as soon as you pass $50,000 of added bundle revenue in a cycle, and the top cart tier above 5,000 orders. The rates table inside the app shows the same figures.
Cart drawer orders
A cart order is any order placed while your Atlas cart drawer is active on your store, whether or not the customer opened the drawer or added an upsell.
Tier | Cart orders | Charge |
Base | Up to 250 | Included |
Tier 1 | Up to 500 | Plus $10 a month |
Tier 2 | Up to 1,000 | Plus $20 a month |
Tier 3 | Up to 2,000 | Plus $30 a month |
Tier 4 | Up to 3,500 | Plus $60 a month |
Tier 5 | Up to 5,000 | Plus $100 a month |
Tier 6 | Above 5,000 | Plus $150 a month |
ℹ️ As with bundler revenue, the top cart tier begins as soon as you pass 5,000 orders.
How tier boundaries work
Boundaries are inclusive. Exactly 10 published pages is the base tier. The eleventh moves you to tier 1.
Each category is independent. You can be in tier 3 for pages and the base tier for cart orders. They do not affect each other.
Counters reset each billing cycle. A cycle is 30 days long, counted from the day your paid plan started, not from the first of the month.
Tiers can go down as well as up. If you publish fewer pages next cycle, you move back into a lower tier for that cycle.
The maximum possible charge
Base $39, plus the top of each category:
Component | Charge |
Base plan | $39 |
Pages, top tier | $70 |
Bundler, top tier | $195 |
Cart drawer, top tier | $150 |
Maximum | $454 a month |
A store hitting all three top tiers is generating more than $50,000 of added bundle revenue and more than 5,000 cart drawer orders in a month.
What is measured, and what is excluded
Published pages are counted when published into a theme; drafts never count, republishing never counts twice, and deleting does not reduce the count for that cycle. See What counts as a published page for billing.
Deleting a bundle removes its revenue from Atlas, so your bundler revenue for the cycle goes down. A usage charge already made for the cycle is not refunded.
Bundler revenue and cart orders exclude the same orders Atlas excludes from every report: test, cash on delivery, unpaid, refunded and voided orders among them. The full list is in Understanding bundle analytics.
💡 That exclusion works in your favour. An excluded order never pushes you into a higher tier, so a store with a lot of refunds or cash on delivery orders stays in a lower tier than its raw order count would suggest.