Micro
One project- Landing with an API
- MVP or prototype
- Internal tool
How many requests a month, and how many per minute. Everything else is the same in every plan: your own node, the full protection set, and the panel. Pro is on the waitlist.
Rule of thumb: an active user of a typical app makes ~500 requests a month.
3K users is ~1.5M req/mo, so your plan is Starter — with 25% of its ceiling still free.
Each plan caps the request body — 8 KB on Micro, 20 KB on Starter, 256 KB on Pro, and up to 1 MB on Enterprise. Responses are not capped: whatever your backend returns goes straight through, at any size. An oversized request comes back as 413 and never reaches your backend, it does not count against your monthly figure, and size never changes what a request costs: below the cap, every request counts as one.
These are launch prices, held for a year from launch. After that each plan moves to the list price shown above. Your launch price becomes yours for good after twelve months of continuous subscription — counted from the day you sign up, not from launch. Leave before that and you come back at list.
Every plan shows two figures: the launch price you pay today and the list price the same plan moves to a year after launch. Sign up while the launch window is open and you pay the launch one. After twelve months of continuous subscription it's locked in — counted from your own signup, not from launch — and it stays yours for as long as you keep the plan, through every list-price rise. Cancel before those twelve months are up and a later signup starts at list price.
Yes, any time from the panel. When you upgrade, your node keeps its configuration and its analytics history; only the available limits change.
Your traffic keeps flowing to your backend — we redirect it so your app never goes down, and we email you to say so. What stops is everything the plan pays for: analytics and the protection features. Move up a plan and both come straight back.
A node of your own in front of your API, sized by two limits: how many requests a month it will pass, and how many per minute it will sustain. A short burst of 20 requests is included so a page load is not the thing that trips you. The per-minute rate is the one you hit first — a plan with room to spare monthly can still throttle you in a spike.