> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.botpenguin.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription.md).

# Subscription

- [Subscription Plans](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription/subscription-plans.md): This guide explains how to view, upgrade, downgrade your BotPenguin subscription from the dashboard.
- [Whatsapp Only Plans](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription/whatsapp-only-plans.md): This guide explains how to view, upgrade and manage the Whatsapp - Only Plans.
- [Buying Add-Ons](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription/buying-add-ons.md): Add-on allow you to purchase additional limits on top of your existing BotPenguin subscription so your bots continue running without interruption.
- [Current Plan](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription/current-plan.md): View your Current plan details on this screen.
- [Managing Billing & Invoices](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription/managing-billing-and-invoices.md): This guide explains how to manage your billing details, billing address, and invoices from the BotPenguin Subscriptions section.
- [Pricing FAQs](https://help.botpenguin.com/subscription/pricing-faqs.md): This page answers the most common questions related to pricing, plans, billing, and add-ons on BotPenguin. It is structured for easy reading in GitBook.


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