Drawing, checking, getting the three lists and the PDF out: that stays free, with no account. The Pro account keeps your projects on a server, stacks their revisions, reopens them from the prep laptop to the phone at FOH, and puts your logo in the title block instead of ours.
Checking your subscription…
The title block is the only part of the sheet that speaks about you. Without an account it names the tool that made the sheet; with Pro it names your company.
Both title blocks are rendered by the same code as the export, on the example. Nothing is drawn for this page.
Free is the whole tool with no account, plus a free account to keep one project on the server. Pro adds no drawing feature: it keeps more projects, for longer, and puts your name on the sheet.
200projects
All your projects on the server, reopened from the prep laptop or the phone at FOH.
200revisions per project
Every save adds a revision, so you can go back to the one before the client’s change.
500MB
Years of drawings and revisions.
3machines
Two browsers and one app per account. Signing in one more signs out the one of the same kind you no longer use. A sign-in left unused for {jours} days closes on its own.
Your logo
And your company name in the title block, instead of the “Made with Technipatch” line.
One address
No password. A link received by email opens the account on each machine.
Two features in progress, not in the subscription. They’re listed here so nobody pays thinking they have them.
Fourteen days to see whether it holds on a real prep. Cancelling during the trial costs nothing.
Checking your subscription…
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Nothing is charged before the end of the fourteen days; the card is there so the subscription carries on without a break.
It opens your account on this machine. For the second machine, you ask for another link at the same address.
Each click on Save adds a revision. The logo goes in the project settings and shows in the title block from the next export.
€19 a month, or €180 a year (€15 a month, two months free). There is no VAT to add: the publisher is under the French VAT exemption scheme (article 293 B of the tax code), so the displayed price is the one charged and the one on the invoice. A price change is announced at least a month ahead and only applies to later renewals.
The card is asked for at sign-up, at Stripe, and nothing is charged before the end of the trial. During those fourteen days the account is a full Pro account. If you cancel before, there is no charge at all. One free trial per card.
From “Manage my subscription”, which opens the Stripe portal. No reason, no form. Access stays open until the end of the period already paid; there is no pro-rata refund. Then the account becomes a free account again: nothing is deleted, all your projects stay readable and exportable, and the one you edited most recently stays editable. Go Pro again to edit the others. After thirty days, those may be deleted, after an email warning you: export the ones you want to keep first.
Because it is a trade tool. By ticking the box at sign-up you declare that you subscribe for your work: company, association, freelancer, touring crew. Drawing itself stays open to everyone, with no account.
Invoices are issued by Stripe at each renewal and download from “Manage my subscription”. The company name and VAT number are entered at sign-up and appear on every invoice.
Yours. Your diagrams and the documents that come out of them stay yours: the publisher claims nothing and does not use them. They live in a Postgres database at Supabase, in Ireland (eu-west-1 region); the site is served by Cloudflare. Every project exports as a reimportable file, at any time. There is no tracker in the application.
A link sent to your address opens the account on one machine; it is valid fifteen minutes and works once. The machine then keeps its own key, which the server stores only hashed: a database leak does not make it reusable. Two machines per account, listed in the Account window, disconnected in one click. With no password, there is nothing to leak: what protects the account is access to your mailbox.
Yes, from “Manage my subscription”. The change applies at the next renewal.
No. Drawing with no ceiling, every check, the three lists, PDF and CSV, the share link: none of it becomes paid, nothing is watermarked. It is in article 4 of the terms. What you pay for is what costs something to keep: the server, the history, finding your work again elsewhere.