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# Free or paid systems
## Free or Paid systems
If you’d like to setup your system as free amenity for approved users, you’ll be setting up a Free system. A free system may be a corporate campus bike share or tenant amenity where users are approved in advance to gain access.
If you’d like to charge for rentals, you’ll be setting up a Paid system. Paid systems are a Premium feature. For Paid systems, users will be required to add a credit and choose a billing plan before starting a rental. A Paid system may be a rental business, hotel amenity or other public program.
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Paid systems are a Premium feature.
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### Custom billing plans
For Paid systems, you are given wide controls on how to charge for rentals by setting up custom billing Plans. The Plans option will be accessible only if you change your system to a Paid system.
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