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Spline sells Starter at $15 monthly or $12 per seat per month billed yearly, and Professional at $25 monthly or $20 per seat per month billed yearly. SolCard fits that recurring seat model when you want to keep a payment method on file for your design workspace.

Professional is where Spline adds code exports, Apple and Android exports, app generation, unlimited scenes per file, and variables, APIs, and webhooks. If your team is paying Spline to move from mockups to production-ready embeds and apps, SolCard covers that paid step rather than just the free editor.

Spline AI is a separate add-on priced at $5 per seat per month on the pricing page, with 2,000 AI credits per editor each month. Official docs say the add-on only works on active Professional or Team plans, so SolCard is useful for the base seat plus the AI layer together.

Spline's plans list unlimited viewers, while workspaces and enterprise docs distinguish Editor and Viewer roles. Enterprise billing is charged per editor seat with no extra charge for viewers or exporting, which helps teams keep SolCard-backed spend focused on the people who actually create and edit files.

Spline's subscription policy says cancellations take effect at the end of the current billing cycle, unused time is not partially refunded, and payments are generally non-refundable unless Spline approves an exception such as a billing error or duplicate charge. That matters when you are deciding how much balance to keep ready for renewal.

Spline Enterprise adds centralized licensing and billing, multiple teams, SAML SSO, file version history, priority support, and legal or security onboarding. Spline says enterprise plans are typically annual and can be paid by major credit card or wire transfer, so SolCard is the cleaner fit when your enterprise agreement is set up for card billing.