Merge pull request #3592 from meilisearch/brunoocasali-patch-1

Pricing info regarding DSR add-on

Author: brunoocasali

capabilities/search_rules/advanced/search_rules_pricing.mdx

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+---
+title: Search rules pricing
+sidebarTitle: Pricing
+description: Understand the free tier, add-on pricing, and extra rule packs for search rules.
+---
+
+## Free tier
+
+Every Meilisearch Cloud project includes up to 3 search rules at no extra cost. No add-on is required to use them.
+
+## Search rules add-on
+
+If you need more than 3 rules, subscribe to the Search Rules add-on for **$25/month per project**. The add-on raises your limit to **10 rules per project**.
+
+## Extra rule packs
+
+If you need more than 10 rules, you can purchase additional packs of 10 rules starting at **$50/month per project per pack**. Each pack stacks on top of the previous limit.
+
+## Enterprise plans
+
+For higher limits or custom pricing, contact the Meilisearch team through the Cloud.
+
+## Canceling the add-on
+
+You can cancel the add-ons at any time. The add-on (and any extra rule packs you purchased) remains active until the end of the current billing cycle. To undo a scheduled cancellation before it takes effect, use the cancel removal button in the UI.

capabilities/search_rules/overview.mdx

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 This is different from the [search rules object used in tenant tokens](/capabilities/security/advanced/tenant_token_payload#search-rules), which enforces filters.
 </Note>
 
+## Search rules pricing
+
+Search Rules is a paid add-on with a free tier. Each project includes up to 3 search rules for free. Additional rule packs can be purchased directly through the UI as needed. [Check the pricing page](/capabilities/search_rules/advanced/search_rules_pricing) for more information. 
+
 ## When to use search rules
 
 Search rules are a good fit whenever you know exactly which document should appear at which position for a specific query, empty state, or time window. For example, you might pin your billing help article to the top whenever users search for "invoice", feature a seasonal landing page for "summer sale" queries during a time-limited campaign, or curate a default list of onboarding articles for users who open search with an empty query. In each case, organic ranking still decides the rest of the result set. Only the pinned documents are promoted to fixed positions.