What Settings → Plan and usage tells you

A row for each count your plan really caps, with the same counter its list shows beside its header:

• On Free, saved strategies, capped at two: a row of cells, one per unit of the ceiling, filled for each strategy you hold.
• On Starter and Advanced, strategies followed Live, capped at one and five, drawn as seats: each taken seat names its strategy and is marked Live, an empty one reads Free seat, and under them When every seat is taken, stop following one to follow another.
• On Ultimate and Professional, no ceiling: the seats show only what you follow, or No strategy is Live yet. Turn Live on from a strategy's page.

A counter reads {held} of {allowed} within the ceiling — "4 of 5" for Live on Advanced — {held} of {allowed} · {beyond} set aside over it, per plan compliance, or, for Live, {held} of {allowed} · {beyond} not followed: those stay open and readable and take no seat. Maximum leverage reads {value} · your maximum on a scale from the lowest to the highest maximum on sale; Fin AI suggestions shows what your plan allows.

Saved strategies and screeners usually have no row: where they read "no limit", the figure behind them is a technical safety maximum of 999 that no plan raises. Live on Free has none either: it is a feature Free does not include, shown as the zero on Free's block.

Yes, the same way it shows any plan's: the page reads the capability level your account really enforces, and during a 30-day trial that level is the plan the trial is on — a trial has no limits of its own, so "What you're using" and "What each plan includes" show your plan's figures from day 1. The pass names the trial: its caption reads On trial, its price Free, and Your subscription gives the trial's end date and what day 31 will do — see the 30-day trial.

In one case only, and a trial is not it: a paying customer on Professional. The pass names your plan from Fincanva's own price catalogue, which has no entry for Professional, so a Professional subscriber sees a generic Custom label, stands on no block of the ladder and is offered no next step. "What you're using" reads your account's actual enforced capability level instead, so it still counts against Professional's own ceilings. "What each plan includes" shows no columns, only "Your plan is not one of the plans on sale, so there is no comparison with the others here. The ceilings above are its own."

Your plan's earliest backtest start year — a year, or "All history" where the plan has no floor — as a line in What you have; where a plan above yours reaches further back, its year shows under Still to unlock. Fincanva applies that floor: the starting-year calendar greys out every earlier year, a save that asks for one is refused naming the plan that reaches it, and a strategy that already starts earlier — after a move to a plan with a later floor — is set aside rather than moved, with its settings still editable. The floor for each plan: what each plan includes.