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# Release 0.38.1

Release Date: October 2026

Previous Version: v0.38.0

This release makes workspace setup and plan selection clearer. Compare paid plans as you create a workspace, and continue with the plan you chose on the Atlas website.

## A clearer workspace setup

The redesigned **Create workspace** dialog brings your workspace name, paid monthly plans, and **Continue to checkout** together. Compare included credits, support, and on-demand pricing before you continue.

A paid plan is preselected, and you can choose another card with a click or the keyboard. Enter a workspace name to enable checkout. The dialog also includes **Cancel**, a Terms of Service link, and a separate Enterprise contact option for teams with different requirements.

![The redesigned Create workspace dialog with Studio selected and the complete plan comparison visible.](https://3654894688-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FR7boiMixMhR4q36Ns33Y%2Fuploads%2FMbB5Oguzz4M7gZ5VfTev%2Fcreate-workspace-studio.jpg?alt=media)

## Continue with the plan you chose on the website

Choose **Get Pro** or **Get Studio** on the website, then sign in or create an account. Atlas carries your choice through authentication and opens **Plan & credits** in your active workspace with the matching plan in view.

For a workspace without a subscription, the selected plan's checkout action is highlighted. Checkout still starts only when you choose a plan action; your workspace's billing permissions and existing subscription restrictions continue to apply.

![Plan & credits after signing in with Studio selected on arrival.](https://3654894688-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FR7boiMixMhR4q36Ns33Y%2Fuploads%2FECY0FjK43u8BPfT8ZYJC%2Fstudio-plan-selected.jpg?alt=media)

The short walkthrough shows the sign-in handoff after choosing Studio, with account details hidden.

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