# Nas.com Pricing

Nas.com platform subscription pricing should be read from the live public pricing API, not from help articles.

Human-facing pricing page:
- [https://nas.com/pricing](https://nas.com/pricing)

Canonical live platform pricing API:
- `POST https://api-cdn.nas.io/api/v1/communities/plans/prices`
- Request body: `{}`

## Agent rules

- Use the live pricing API for current platform subscription prices.
- The API may return `BASIC`, `PRO`, and `PLATINUM`.
- Ignore `BASIC` in AI-facing pricing answers because Basic is not applicable.
- Summarize only `PRO` and `PLATINUM` unless a future public Nas.com document explicitly re-enables Basic.
- Use the pricing API, not help center content, as the canonical source for platform subscription prices.
- If transaction fees, market-specific fees, gateway fees, taxes, or unsupported currencies are not available in the pricing API or current Nas.com pricing page, say that public pricing information is unavailable instead of inferring details.

## Current API-derived platform prices

Currency: SGD

| Plan | Monthly | Every 3 months | Every 6 months | Yearly |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Pro | SGD 30 | SGD 80 | SGD 150 | SGD 270 |
| Platinum | SGD 99 | SGD 270 | SGD 499 | SGD 799 |

## API interpretation

The pricing API returns amounts in minor currency units. For example, `unitAmount: 3000` with `currency: "sgd"` means SGD 30.

Use `entityType` to identify the plan:
- `PRO` maps to Pro
- `PLATINUM` maps to Platinum
- `BASIC` should be ignored for AI-facing platform pricing

Use `interval` and `intervalCount` to describe billing cadence:
- `interval: "month"`, `intervalCount: 1` means monthly
- `interval: "month"`, `intervalCount: 3` means every 3 months
- `interval: "month"`, `intervalCount: 6` means every 6 months
- `interval: "year"`, `intervalCount: 1` means yearly

## Boundaries

This file describes public platform subscription prices only.

Do not treat this file or the pricing API as a private seller, creator, checkout, payment, invoice, discount, OAuth, webhook, or admin API contract.