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Prices are not on this page: the pricing page reads them from the billing account. Everything below is what the product enforces.

Per tier

Advanced also sells extra prompts, in steps of 50, and extra projects, up to 2,000 prompts and 40 projects in total. Past that, a Custom plan sets the size. No tier limits markets or languages. Markets and languages says how a prompt in a second market counts. A trial lasts 7 days. It starts at checkout with a card, and runs on the limits and features of the tier the customer picked. Perception runs in every trial, whatever the tier. A trial that starts through a Refer a Friend link lasts 14 days. An organization can add 2 new projects a week beyond its tier’s project limit, so it can replace a project on a mistyped domain. No project can be deleted, and a paused project frees its slot. A pitch runs 7 days on at most 25 prompts, outside the tier’s projects and prompts. A trial has no pitches. An organization can pitch one domain once in 90 days. An ended pitch stays readable, and it can convert to a project, for 30 days.

Every organization

The MCP server’s rate limit

60 tool calls per organization per minute. A call over a period wider than 7 days costs one unit for every 7 days it asks for. get_digest costs 2 units. A write tool’s call costs one unit. Each competitor it adds, edits or stops also spends one of the 20 competitor edits that an organization makes per minute, in the dashboard too. An organization runs at most 2 tool calls at once. Every answer carries X-RateLimit-Limit, X-RateLimit-Remaining and X-RateLimit-Reset, so a client can pace itself before the server refuses it. A refusal is a JSON-RPC error whose data.retryAfter gives the seconds to wait.

The Data Studio connector

The connector is part of the Advanced plan. One chart reads at most 92 days and 100,000 rows. The feed allows 300 units per organization per minute, apart from the MCP server’s limit. A chart costs one unit for every 7 days it reads. An organization reads at most 3 charts at once, and the connector retries the rest on its own.