How contractor subscriptions work

1 min read · Updated Jun 2026

A contractor subscription is a monthly platform fee you pay for each active contractor, based on the plan you choose when adding them. You only pay for active contractors — and it’s separate from invoice processing fees and FX.

A contractor subscription is the monthly platform fee for managing a contractor on Flamingo — onboarding, compliance, contracts, invoicing, and payouts. You pick a plan when you add a contractor, and you’re billed per active contractor.

What it covers — and what it doesn’t

Choosing a plan

When you add a contractor, the first step is Choose a pricing plan. Each plan card shows what’s included, the price, and that it’s charged per active contractor. Contractor Management is the standard plan; higher tiers (such as Contractor Management Plus and Contractor of Record) may appear as Coming soon.

How billing works

  • You’re billed monthly, per active contractor on each plan.
  • Adding a contractor mid-cycle is prorated and invoiced right away for the rest of the period.
  • When a contractor is offboarded, you’re charged through the end of the current period (no partial credit), and the fee stops after that.
  • Only contractors with an active contract are billed — drafts and inactive contractors don’t accrue a fee.

See and manage your subscription

Go to Billing → Subscription to see:

  • Your active contractor count
  • The next billing date and estimated next invoice
  • Your subscription invoices and their line items

From there you can Change plan, Pause, Resume, or Cancel — these need the Manage payments permission.

Note: You only pay for active contractors. The exact price for each plan is shown on the plan cards when you add a contractor, and on the Billing → Subscription page.

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Last updated: Jun 2026

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