No matter which plan you choose, unlimited team members costs the same.

One person or ten people working on your game—your monthly bill stays identical.

You won't pay extra per team member. You won't hit hidden "seat" limits. Everyone collaborates at the same price.

This is different from most other tools. Keep this in mind as you read the rest of this guide.

5 games: You can create up to five games in your workspace.

All 15+ creator tools: P&P Cards Layout, Digital Mockups, Color Blindness Simulator, TTS Deck Editor, and all others. No tools are locked away.

Unlimited collaborators: Invite your whole playtest group, your artists, your co-designers. No extra cost.

Unlimited playtests: Test your game as many times as you want.

Full Game Center: Game Info, Media, Rules, Components, Pitches—everything.

Public catalog: Share your games in a professional online portfolio with a custom URL.

No credit card required: Try it completely free.

More than 5 games: If you try to create a sixth game, you'll hit the limit. You'd need to upgrade.

Sell Sheet Designer: The tool that auto-generates professional one-page pitch materials (available on higher plans).

Whiteboard: The visual collaboration tool for brainstorming together.

Solo designers: Building your first game. You probably won't hit the 5-game limit.

Hobbyist creators: Just organizing and playtesting, not managing multiple projects.

Anyone wanting to try Boardssey: Test drive it free. No commitment.

Are you only building one or two games right now?

→ Choose Adventurer. It's perfect and free.

Everything in Adventurer, plus:

20 games: You can now create up to twenty games.

Sell Sheet Designer: Auto-generates beautiful, professional one-page pitch materials. Pick a template. Boardssey pulls your game info. Get a PDF ready to print and share.

Real-time Whiteboard: An infinite canvas where you and your team brainstorm together visually. Draw, add notes, upload images, collaborate in real-time.

More than 20 games: The limit is higher than Adventurer, but it exists.

Team Chat: Available on Oracle only.

Priority support: Your emails get standard response times (not prioritized).

Small design teams: 2-5 people working together. The 20-game limit is plenty. Unlimited collaborators means you all stay in one workspace.

Multi-project designers: Building 3-4 games simultaneously. You need more than 5-game limit.

Publishers pitching games: The Sell Sheet Designer saves you hours. Instead of manually creating pitch materials, Boardssey does it for you.

Do you have 3-5 games you're working on?

→ Choose Pathfinder.

Do you need to generate professional pitch materials?

→ Choose Pathfinder.

Do you work with a team that brainstorms visually?

→ Choose Pathfinder (the Whiteboard is valuable).

Everything in Pathfinder, plus:

Unlimited games: No cap. Create as many games as you need.

Priority support: Your support emails go to the front of the queue. Urgent issues get faster attention.

Team Chat (coming soon): In-app messaging so your team's conversations happen where the work is, not scattered across Slack and email.

Publishers: Managing multiple game titles (10+). You never hit a game limit.

Design studios: Large teams, many projects. You want centralized communication through Team Chat.

Freelancers managing client portfolios: You work on 10+ different client games. Unlimited projects makes sense for your workflow.

Anyone where $35/month is the right fit for their situation.

Are you managing 20+ games?

→ Choose Oracle.

Do you run a game publishing company?

→ Choose Oracle.

Will you benefit from priority support and Team Chat?

→ Choose Oracle.

Answer: Just one right now

→ Adventurer is perfect. You have room to grow before hitting the 5-game limit.

Answer: Two or three games

→ Adventurer or Pathfinder both work. If you think you'll grow to more projects later, Pathfinder gives you 20 games.

Answer: Four to five games

→ Adventurer is the limit. If you add a sixth, you'll need to upgrade.

Answer: Six to twenty games

→ Pathfinder is right. Exactly the right game count.

Answer: More than twenty games

→ Oracle. Unlimited games.

The Sell Sheet Designer auto-generates professional one-page pitch documents for publishers.

You need it if:

You don't need it if:

If you need Sell Sheets: Pathfinder or Oracle.

If you don't: Adventurer is fine.

Team collaboration is free on all plans (unlimited collaborators).

But Whiteboard (visual collaboration tool) is only on Pathfinder and Oracle.

You want Whiteboard if:

You don't need Whiteboard if:

If you want Whiteboard: Pathfinder or Oracle.

If you don't: Any plan works.

Yes. You can upgrade or downgrade anytime.

Boardssey uses a system called proration. Here's what it means in plain English:

If you upgrade mid-month:

You've already paid for Adventurer ($5) for 15 days. You upgrade to Pathfinder ($15) on day 15. Boardssey calculates what you owe for the remaining 15 days at the Pathfinder rate. You pay the difference. No extra charge for the days you already paid.

If you downgrade mid-month:

You paid for Pathfinder for the whole month. On day 15, you downgrade to Adventurer. Boardssey credits you for the remaining 15 days you don't use at the Pathfinder rate.

The point: You never pay for days you don't use. The math is fair both directions.

On Adventurer (5-game limit): If you try to create game six, the system says "you've hit your limit." You can upgrade to Pathfinder, or delete an old game to make room.

On Pathfinder (20-game limit): Same thing. Hit the limit, upgrade to Oracle or delete an old game.

You get a warning first. Boardssey doesn't surprise you when you hit a limit.

Your games don't disappear. Your data stays safe. You just can't edit anything or access new features. It's like pressing pause on your workspace.

If you pay again later, everything is exactly where you left it.

Boardssey supports 10+ currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, CHF, SEK, NZD, and SGD.

You see prices in your local currency. No surprise conversion charges. Your credit card is billed in your currency at that price. Simple.

You're designing your first game solo. You're organizing ideas, writing rules, playtesting with friends.

Choose: Adventurer ($5/month)

You have two co-designers. You're working on a main game plus two experimental projects. You want to pitch your main game professionally.

Choose: Pathfinder ($15/month)

You publish board games. You manage 15 published titles plus 3 in development. You need quick access to everything.

Choose: Oracle ($35/month)

You work with eight different publishers. Each has invited you into their workspace. You also maintain your own portfolio of sample games.

Choose: Oracle ($35/month) for your personal workspace

Q: Can I try Boardssey free?

A: Yes. Adventurer is free to start (no credit card). Use all the tools. Organize your games. Try everything. Upgrade only if you love it.

Q: What happens if my credit card payment fails?

A: Your workspace pauses. You can't edit. But your games stay safe. Fix the payment issue and you're back in.

Q: Can I pause my subscription?

A: Yes. You can pause anytime. Your games stay in your workspace. Come back whenever you're ready.

Q: If I'm on Pathfinder with 10 games and downgrade to Adventurer (5-game limit), what happens?

A: You can't downgrade until you have 5 games or fewer. Delete 5 games, then downgrade. Or keep the higher plan. Your choice.

Q: Does my plan include priority support immediately?

A: Priority support is only on Oracle. Adventurer and Pathfinder get standard support (still helpful, just not prioritized).

Q: Will my collaborators' plans affect what I see?

A: No. A collaborator on Adventurer can view and work on a game in your Oracle workspace. Their plan doesn't limit what they can do in your game.

You probably can't choose wrong.

If you pick Adventurer and later need more games or Sell Sheets, upgrade. You pay the difference. Problem solved.

If you pick Pathfinder and realize you only need Adventurer, downgrade. You get a credit.

Plans are flexible. Your needs will change. Boardssey lets you change with them.

So pick the plan that roughly fits your situation right now. When things change, change your plan. That's how it's designed.

If you love it after a week, consider upgrading.

Choose Adventurer. Try it free. If you hit the 5-game limit or want Sell Sheets, you'll know you need to upgrade. Decision made.

From your account settings, click Plan and select the plan you want. Your change takes effect immediately (or at your next billing cycle, depending on whether you're upgrading or downgrading).

There's no perfect plan choice. There's only the plan that fits your situation today.

And since everything can change—your team grows, your projects multiply, your needs shift—Boardssey grows with you.

Pick your starting plan. Use Boardssey. Upgrade when you're ready. That's it.

Welcome aboard.