> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.fielddoc.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.fielddoc.org/pricing/billing-page-upgrades-and-management.md).

# Billing Page: Upgrades and Management

Organizations that want to upgrade to a Standard plan can either reach out to <support@fielddoc.org> to get started, or upgrade themselves through the FieldDoc app. Organizations that want to upgrade to Aggregator must reach out to <support@fielddoc.org>.&#x20;

Plans are managed at the Organization level, so all users within your organization have the same plan.

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## Sign up for Basic

When you create your FieldDoc account, you are put on the Basic plan.&#x20;

## Upgrade to Standard

Log in to your existing account. If you are listed as the "Owner" of an organization, you can upgrade your account. In the bottom left hand corner, click the ellipses next to your user name. Then select your organization. Scroll down to the **Billing** section. Decide if you'd like to pay monthly or save 20% and pay annually. Once you have chosen the frequency, click the button "**Upgrade to standard**"

You can also write to <support@fielddoc.org>. We’re happy to create an account or upgrade a plan for you. We can also assist you in choosing add-on services that we can provide.

If you are not listed as the owner but you would like to upgrade, please reach out to our team.

## Sign up for Aggregator

Please get in touch to sign up for an aggregator account.&#x20;


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