See which plan your licence is on
Which plan am I on?
Ask which plan your licence is on and how many plugins it governs. Then read the licence yourself.
What you get: your plan, when the licence runs out, and how many plugins it covers.
Ask Quox
Section titled “Ask Quox”Ask in plain words:
What plan is my Quox licence on, and how many plugins does it govern?
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◐ LICENSE │ status ✔ LICENSE │ status │ 1 licenses, 71 governed count · 4.1s
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Your licence is on the enterprise plan, and it governs 71 plugins. • The licence runs to 30 August 2027. The current lease runs to 20 October 2026. • The status also lists a separate dev licence record ( lic_dev_qcore , tier_c, expiring 2030). The enterprise plan comes from the licence entry itself, so that is the one I've used. • 71 is the governed count. The per-plugin seat list is shorter (it only shows plugins with seat bands), so don't read its length as the total.
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quox.✔ Machine verified against the CLI on 17 Oct 2026 · test report mvcph8
What just happened
Section titled “What just happened”Quox read your licence status. It changed nothing and did not renew the lease. Reading the licence needs an org admin.
Do it yourself
Section titled “Do it yourself”1. Read the licence
Section titled “1. Read the licence”quox licence statusLicence status────────────────────────plan enterpriselease_issued 2026-10-17T21:01:34.506Zlease_expires 2026-10-20T21:01:34.506Zgoverned 71entitlement_errors (none) governed is the count of plugins the licence covers. The list under it shows seat use for plugins that have seat bands.
2. Renew the lease
Section titled “2. Renew the lease”quox licence refresh renews the lease now and prints the old and new times. That one writes, so run it on purpose.