The morphr subscription Command

The subscription command allows you to view your current subscription details, usage statistics, and limits. This information helps you monitor your usage and determine if you need to upgrade your plan.

Basic Usage

morphr subscription

When you run this command, the CLI will:

1. Verify you're logged in to your Morphr account
2. Fetch your current subscription information from Morphr Cloud
3. Display detailed information about your plan, usage, and billing period

Example

$ morphr subscription
🔍 Fetching subscription information...

===== Subscription Information =====

📋 Plan Details:
  Name: Pro
  Description: Pro plan with 1000 syncs/month
  Sync Limit: 1000

📊 Usage:
  Sync Count: 342
  Project Count: 5
  Remaining Syncs: 658
  Billing Period: 2025-04-01 to 2025-04-30

💳 Subscription Details:
  Status: active
  Start Date: 2025-03-15
  End Date: 2025-06-15
  Type: pro

✨ You can upgrade your plan at https://morphr.dev/pricing

Understanding Your Subscription

Plan Types

Morphr offers several subscription plans:

• Free: 100 syncs/month (permanent)
• Pro: 1000 syncs/month
• Business: 3000 syncs/month
• Enterprise: Unlimited syncs

Usage Metrics

The command displays several important usage metrics:

• Sync Count: How many times you've synchronized with Figma this billing period
• Project Count: Total number of projects in your account
• Remaining Syncs: How many more syncs you can perform in the current billing period
• Billing Period: The current billing cycle dates

Subscription Details

• Status: Current status of your subscription (active, canceled, etc.)
• Start/End Date: The period your subscription covers
• Type: Your subscription tier
• Permanent: Indicates if your subscription is permanent (like the Free plan)

Notes

• You must be logged in to view your subscription details
• The billing period resets monthly
• If you're approaching your sync limit, consider upgrading your plan
• Free plans have a permanent subscription with limited syncs per month

This command is useful for monitoring your usage and ensuring you don't hit unexpected limits during development.