Add a feature to many plans at once from the feature's Entitlements tab. Each plan can get a different entitlement, and one action copies an entitlement to all of them.

Migration is set per plan. Companies move at the end of the billing period by default, or immediately with the proration you choose. Or keep them on the current version so only new checkouts get the new one. Publishing runs in the background, and the feature's Migrations tab shows each plan's progress.

Docs: Rolling out new plan versions

Live now for every account.

Set a plan's credit grant to "Purchased" with a "Price per Credit", and it bills in advance as its own invoice line. A grant of 1,000 credits a month on an annual plan invoices as 12,000 × $1.00.

Pricing can be "Per credit: one rate" or "Tiered: rate changes with quantity", in volume or graduated mode, and tiered grants still invoice as one line at the effective rate. "Granted: included in the plan price" stays the default.

Docs: Credit burndown

Live now for every account.

Reserve credits before an operation runs. Credits are debited when the work is authorized, so two agents sharing 500 credits cannot both reserve 400: the second gets a 402.

Settle a reservation with a track event carrying its reservation_id, and unused credits return to the balance. For high volumes of checks, a lease hands a block of credits to the backend SDK, which decides each check locally. The backend SDKs use leases when DataStream is on and reservations otherwise.

Docs: Credit leases and reservations

Live now for every account.

Edit a live custom plan, and the changes wait in a draft until you finalize. Finalizing asks when the company moves ("Immediately", end of period or a "Specific date") and how it pays: the card on file or an invoice with net terms. Immediate changes default to "Prorate and invoice immediately".

Already live: more ways to start a custom plan, Net 45 terms, backdated billing start dates, credit bundles in checkout, and "Committed quantity" as a minimum the customer can add to.

Docs: Custom plans and the Custom Plans API

Rolling out in October.

Give each company one trial per plan. Set "Trial Eligibility" in the catalog's Trials configuration to "One trial per plan", and a company already paying for Starter can start a trial on Pro. A company that trialed Pro still cannot trial it again. "One trial per company" stays the default.

If your companies ran trials before September 2026, talk to us before you switch so we can correct gaps in their trial history.

Docs: Trials

Live now for every account.

Pass translations and locale to EmbedProvider, or your own i18next instance, and every component inside renders in that language. Translate a copy of the English strings file and type it as SchematicTranslations, so a renamed or misspelled key fails the build. Missing keys fall back to English.

The locale also formats prices and dates: with it-IT, €49 renders as 49,00 €. Plan and feature names stay as you entered them. Localization needs @schematichq/schematic-components 2.26.0 or later, and 2.31.0 adds an Italian bundle, schematicTranslationsIt.

Docs: Localization

Live now for every account.

Your AI agent can now do much more in Schematic, and wrong requests fail before they run.

• Plan versions: Draft changes, compare them with the live version, check they're ready, then publish.

• Plan pricing: Set entitlement prices (even $0.0015 per unit), credit grants, quarterly prices and trials.

• Credits and bundles: Create credits, then build and publish bundles your customers can buy as top-ups.

• For one company: Write a custom plan, set custom fields and add end dates to overrides.

• Deletes ask first: Delete plans, add-ons, custom plans, credits, companies or plan entitlements. Agents see what goes, then confirm.

create_feature also takes your own flag key, so snake_case keys stay snake_case.

Docs: Building with AI and Automation recipes

Live now for every account.

The Schematic MCP server connects to Claude Code, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, OpenCode, and Antigravity with one command: claude mcp add --transport http schematic https://api.schematichq.com/mcp. Sign-in is OAuth, so there are no API keys to paste, and scopes follow your account permissions.

Skills over MCP carry the workflows. The onboarding skill takes a new account from zero to live. It finds your pricing page, proposes a model, creates the plans, credits, and add-ons once you approve, connects Stripe, imports your customers, and verifies flags and usage events. The model-pricing, import-companies, and implement-sdk skills do the same jobs for existing accounts, including wiring the SDK into your codebase. The new Quickstart in the dashboard mirrors the agent's progress, so any step can be handed back to a person.

Every tool carries annotations (read-only or destructive), and the feature tools now include update and delete. Setup guide: docs.schematichq.com/building-with-ai.