> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.listly.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.listly.io/support/faq/subscription-plans/im-unsure-which-plan-to-choose..md).

# I’m unsure which plan to choose.

Listly offers four subscription products starting May 2024: Free Plan, Light Plan, Business Plan, and Enterprise Plan. Among these, the Light Plan and Business Plan can be chosen on a monthly or yearly basis.<br>

#### \* Free Plan

* Basic extraction available 10 times per month (used basic URLs are replenished after 30 days)
* Result data viewable for 5 minutes, Data Board not available
* When the 10 basic extraction allowances are exhausted, limited data downloads are available until the next replenishment
* 'Tabs' feature within the extension not available
* Advanced URL top-ups and usage not available

#### \* Light Plan

* Unlimited basic extractions (single-page extraction)
* 100 advanced URLs provided monthly (deducted when using multi-tab extraction (Tabs) feature)
* Data Board provided, folder edit permissions
* Advanced URL top-up available: 10,000 KRW per 100 URLs

#### \* Business Plan

* All features of the Light Plan
* 9,000 advanced URLs provided (deducted when using Tabs and other advanced extraction features)
* Use advanced features for automating bulk data extraction such as group extraction, auto-click, auto-scroll, scheduling, and action templates
* Add public proxies and private proxy servers to prevent IP blocking
* Advanced URL top-up available: 10,000 KRW per 1,000 URLs

#### \* Enterprise Plan

* Separate contractual plan for enterprises
* Stable data extraction environment with dedicated servers and dedicated domains
* Available to all employees with no feature restrictions
* Admin features and job reporting functionality
* For more details, [please visit the Enterprise page](https://www.listly.io/enterprise) for inquiries.


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