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Understanding the free plan

What you can do on the free plan, what needs a paid one, and why the free plan is not a trial.

The free plan is a full version of InVintory rather than a trial: it does not expire, it does not cap how many bottles you can keep, and nothing you enter is ever held back from you.

⭐ There is no bottle limit and no time limit. A free collection can hold as many bottles as you like, for as long as you like.

What you can do on the free plan

  • Add bottles by scanning a label, by searching our wine database, or by importing your existing collection.

  • Keep as many bottles as you like, across a set number of cellars and fridges.

  • See the market value of an individual wine, and set your own price for one.

  • Read drink windows, ABV, grapes, food pairings and the average critic score for a wine.

  • Write reviews, and set a reminder to review a bottle you have just drunk.

  • Keep past bottles, browse the activity feed, and build saved lists.

  • Tag your bottles, up to a limit.

  • Invite collaborators to share the collection with you.

  • Export the whole collection to a CSV file.

  • Have one conversation with Vincent, with as many messages in it as you like.

What needs a paid plan

The 3D cellar, your collection's total value, analytics, quick filters, custom fields, deliveries, barcode labels, printed wine lists and individual critic reviews all need a paid plan. Understanding InVintory plans sets out which plan carries what.

You will meet those the same way each time: a figure sits blurred behind a Learn More prompt, or a card offering plans appears where a list would be. Nothing is deleted and nothing is hidden from you permanently — the tool is simply closed until the collection is on a paid plan.

Checking that you are on the free plan

Home → collection name → Collection settings → Subscription

The Subscription row reads Free when nothing is being billed for the collection. If it names a plan but the paid tools are still closed, the collection you are looking at may not be the one that is subscribed — the plan belongs to the collection, and a collection you were invited to carries its owner's plan, not yours.

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