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Upgrading to Business

What Business actually unlocks over Discovery, what it costs, and the checkout flow — reached from Team for any account that hasn't upgraded yet.

Team workspaces — everything covered in the previous two articles — are a Business-plan feature. A Discovery account visiting Team sees an upgrade prompt in their place, not an empty grid.

The Team page showing a "Team workspaces are a Business feature" upgrade card with a benefits list
"Upgrade to Business" is the only button here — there's no way to preview workspaces without upgrading first.

What's included

Clicking through opens the full plan comparison — Discovery, Business, and Enterprise side by side, with pricing resolved to the account's own billing currency rather than a flat USD number.

The "Upgrade to Business" page header showing a Discovery-to-Business plan comparison banner
Prices are per-country — this account bills in XOF, so that's what it quotes here, not a converted USD figure.

Business adds a second seat, 4x the compute ceiling, longer log retention, and the Owner/Admin/Editor/Viewer roles covered earlier in this category. For the full feature-by-feature breakdown (Discovery vs. Business vs. Enterprise), see the pricing page:

qeda.io/pricing

Note. Enterprise isn't self-serve — its column links to "Contact Sales" instead of a checkout button, same as Business does for accounts whose billing currency isn't wired up for self-checkout yet.

Checking out

"Get Business" starts the same hosted-checkout flow as adding wallet credit (covered in Billing & Wallet) — it redirects to a payment page rather than collecting card details in this app, and returns here once payment succeeds or is cancelled.

The upgrade page showing "You're already on the Business plan — Team workspaces are fully unlocked."
Visiting this page again after upgrading swaps this banner in and disables "Get Business" in the table below — the comparison itself still stays visible.