The interface frequently surfaces premium features (buttons, cards, menus) that I can’t use. This leads to frustration: I click into blocked options, the flow gets interrupted, and the experience feels overwhelming.

Additional context: there is a page in the product that currently displays only premium features. When I try to access it as a non‑premium user, I get an error (“An error occurred, please reload the application”). This makes the experience even more confusing, since the page is visible but not usable for my plan.

Suggestion:

• Add a setting to hide or disable premium components when the workspace is on freemium or when the user doesn’t plan to upgrade.

• Use a subtle placeholder (e.g., small tooltip or badge) only where necessary, instead of highlighting premium features on every screen.

• Allow role-based control: admins can see upsell prompts, operational users don’t.

Benefits:

• Reduces friction and wasted clicks.

• Keeps the product cleaner and focused on usable features.

• Improves perceived value of the core product and user satisfaction/retention.

Question: would it make sense to include this in the roadmap? If helpful, I can list the specific UI areas where this issue occurs most often.