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Does Vibgrate support monorepos?

Yes. Vibgrate automatically discovers every project in your workspace (multiple package.json files, .csproj files, go.mod, etc.). For npm/pnpm/yarn wo...

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What payment methods does Vibgrate accept?

Vibgrate accepts all major credit and debit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. Payments are processed securely through ...

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How does proration work when I upgrade or downgrade my plan?

When you upgrade, you're charged immediately for the difference between your current plan and the new plan, prorated for the remaining time in your bi...

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How do I cancel my Vibgrate subscription?

To cancel, go to Vibgrate Cloud at dash.vibgrate.com, navigate to Settings > Billing, and click 'Cancel Subscription'. Your access continues until the...

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How does micro-project pricing work?

We don't bill every package as a full project. Each scanned project is automatically sized into one of four tiers — nano, micro, small or standard — a...

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How is a project's size — and its billing fraction — decided?

By three measured signals on every scan: source-file count, source byte size, and declared dependency count. A project lands in the lowest tier whose ...

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Does a big lockfile push my project into a higher billing tier?

No. Size is measured on source code only. Lockfiles (such as pnpm-lock.yaml, package-lock.json, yarn.lock, Cargo.lock, go.sum and poetry.lock), genera...

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My project grew into a bigger tier. Will my bill jump immediately?

No. A project's tier is re-evaluated on every scan, but billing changes are applied carefully so your bill never rises unexpectedly mid-month. If a pr...

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How is the billable project number rounded?

Always down to the nearest whole number — never to nearest, never up. We add up each project's fraction (standard ×1, small ×⅓, micro ×⅒, nano ×1/25) ...

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Do nano, micro and small projects count for less toward my DriftScore?

No — billing weight is not risk weight. Every project, whatever its size, is fully included in your DriftScore, the portfolio view, and every risk and...