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Plans and limits
What each plan allows. This table is built from the numbers the service enforces, so it is never out of date with them.
| Starter | Standard | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price a month | $9 | $19 | $39 |
| Feeds | 5 | 20 | 50 |
| Fastest refresh of a page or camera | 900 seconds (15 minutes) | 300 seconds (5 minutes) | 300 seconds (5 minutes) |
| Fastest push to one push feed | one picture every 60 seconds | one picture every 10 seconds | one picture every 10 seconds |
| 4K sizes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Past pictures kept per feed | 5 | 24 | 96 |
| Storage, all feeds together | 500 MB | 2 GB | 8 GB |
- Cameras, push feeds and the API are in every plan.
- Sizes: 1080p, landscape and portrait, is in every plan. The two 4K sizes are on Standard and Pro; the table above says which. On any other plan, asking for a 4K canvas is refused with
canvas_needs_plan. If a plan changes to one without 4K, a feed that already has a 4K canvas is not touched: it keeps its address and its choice, and is drawn at the 1080p size of the same orientation until the plan has 4K again.canvas_in_useon the feed says what is being drawn. A push feed is redrawn at the new size the next time you send it a picture. - Fastest refresh is the shortest time between pictures of a page or camera feed. The slowest you can set is 86400 seconds (a day). Asking for faster than your plan allows is refused with
bad_refresh. If a feed was set faster than its plan allows now (the plan changed, or its fastest rate was made slower), the feed keeps the rate you chose and is refreshed at the plan's rate instead;refresh_in_use_son the feed says which, and it speeds up again if the plan does. - Fastest push is how often you may send a picture to one push feed. A faster one is refused with 429
slow_down. - Past pictures kept is how many earlier pictures of a feed are kept besides the newest. They count against storage. No address or API route shows them today.
- Storage counts, for every feed together, the newest picture, the past pictures kept, and the original of a camera frame or pushed picture. When it is full, a page or camera feed fails with
quotaand a push is refused with 507quota; the picture already served stays up. Older past pictures are dropped first to make room. - Calls to the API: 60 a minute for each account, on every plan.
- The price shown here is for display; the price PayPal shows you when you subscribe is the one that counts. See Paying.
Your own limits, and what you use, are in GET /api/account.