We understand many have used our power-ups for free over the years. Unfortunately, growing support costs have made it impossible for us to continue offering them at no cost. This difficult decision is explained fully in our recent blog post.

We do still offer other Power-ups for free, including Card Dependencies, Card Size, and Card Priority.

There is no limit to the number of users. We offer a simple plan with a fair fixed price. It includes unlimited users, unlimited epics, unlimited boards, and unlimited relationships.

Yes, you can extend your trial by clicking Extend trial at the Billing tab.

The receipt of the payment is automatically sent to the email address provided in the subscription form. You can download receipts by clicking Update the Payment info in the Billing tab.

Here's how to cancel your subscription:

1) Open the Power-Up by clicking the Power-Up icon on top of the Trello UI
2) Navigate to the Billing tab from the menu on the left
3) Click Close subscription

The Power-Up is limited to one workspace so you'd need multiple subscriptions if you want to use it in multiple workspaces.

Here’s a blog post that describes some options for structuring your boards when using the Power-Up on the multi-board setup.

However, you don’t need to have any specific structure. This Power-Up can be used with any board setup.

You can create an epic by adding a card into a list of your Trello board. Your epic cards sit on a specified list and all the cards added to that list becomes epics.

You can complete a task by moving the task card to the list that is select to be the task done list. Once a task is completed, it will be shown under the done tab in the epic card and the progress bar is updated accordingly.

You can complete an epic by clicking Complete epic link in the epic card. Once an epic is completed, individual cards can no longer be assigned to it.

You can complete an epic any time regardless of how many tasks are completed.

Yes, epics are shared across each Trello board within the workspace that has the Power-up activated. That means that you can add a card to an epic that sits on another board. When you move a cards from one board to another, the epic association remains.

The Open list is ordered according to the time the cards were added to the epic. The most recently added card is shown first in the list. If you want to move a task to the top of the list, just reassign it to the epic.

The Done tasks are shown in the same order as they are in your Trello board.

Epics are shared only between boards that belong to the same Trello workspace so make sure that all the boards that you want to share with are in the same workspace. Also, sharing must be enabled in the Power-Up settings on each of those boards.

One card can belong to only one epic. But you can take a look at the Card Dependencies Power-Up, which allows you to create hierarchies and associate one card with multiple parent cards.

Yes there is. Clicking the three dots of any list gives the option to assign all the cards in that list to an epic. Just select Add all cards in this list to epic… from the menu.

The internal storage for Power-Ups in Trello has a limited size and it can become full. Our Power-Ups use this storage to store the epic lists and done lists. To free up space in this storage, you can unselect any epic or done lists in the Power-Up settings on any board using this Power-Up.