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Choosing a Bolt-On to Add

How the Add Bolt-On popup works, what the price and type badges mean, and when Work Planner asks you to add a payment method first.

Work Planner TeamApril 13, 2026

Press Add Bolt-On on the Bolt-Ons screen to open the selection popup. Each card in that popup is an add-on Work Planner currently allows this account to buy.

What Each Card Shows

  • Name: the add-on name.
  • Description: a short explanation of what that add-on adds to the account.
  • Type badge: tells you whether the add-on is Recurring or One-time.
  • Price: shows the saved price label, including the interval where relevant.

What The Action Button Means

  • Add or Purchase: opens the next step for that bolt-on. The wording changes during beta because paid charging may be switched off.
  • Add payment method: shown instead when the add-on is chargeable and the account does not yet have a saved card.

How To Pick The Right Add-On

Read the description first, then check whether the add-on renews or is a one-off purchase. That matters because recurring add-ons can usually be cancelled later, while one-time purchases normally just run their course or stay attached permanently.

If Nothing Is Available

When the popup says No bolt-ons available, it means there is nothing extra the current account can buy right now. That can depend on the current plan and what is already attached.

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