Plans and quotas

Your plan decides which features you can turn on and how much you can run. The Plan & usage page in the dashboard always shows your current plan, what you have used this period, and what changes if you move up.

Tiers

There are four tiers: Starter, Regular, Pro, and Enterprise. Every tier is paid; Starter comes with the first month free. Higher tiers unlock features and raise limits. The Plan & usage page lists the exact numbers for your account — they are shown live there rather than repeated here, so this page cannot go stale.

What a plan gates

Two different things:

• Features — on or off for your tier. These are: Custom domains, Dedicated database, Traffic analytics, User accounts, Payments, and MCP access. On Starter, user accounts, payments, traffic analytics and MCP access are available; custom domains and a dedicated database need Regular or higher. Traffic data is kept for 180 days; older events are deleted.
• Limits — how much you can use: number of Apps, an Assistant budget, and the CPU, Memory, Disk and analytics page views each app can use.

Ceilings versus usage

The dashboard separates two kinds of number:

• Usage counts against your plan for the current period and resets on a date shown on the page (for example, the assistant budget).
• Limits per app are ceilings — the most any single app can claim, such as CPU or memory. They are not a running total.

What you see at a limit

When a plan blocks something, the message names the tier and, where relevant, how to move up:

• "Not included in your {tier} plan." — the feature is off for your tier. Upgrade to a tier that includes it.
• "You have used all {allowed} {limit} included in your {tier} plan." — you hit a usage limit. It resets on the date shown, or you can upgrade.
• "Upgrade to {tier}" — the button that takes you to the plan that lifts the block.

To upgrade, open Plan & usage and choose a plan. Billing is handled through Stripe.

No active plan

An account without an active plan — a new account that has not picked one yet, or one whose subscription ended — cannot create apps, use the assistant, or turn on features, and the app allowance is zero: every app on the account is stopped after a short grace period, not only the ones over a limit. The dashboard asks you to choose a plan when you sign in, and the account banner names the date. Choosing a plan lifts the block and lets you start the apps again.