Limits and what happens when you hit them

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The caps

Team members are unlimited on the plans that include them, and posts per month are effectively unlimited on every paid plan.

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Channels

You have reached the maximum number of channels

Free a slot by disabling a channel you are not using: Calendar, channel ... menu, Disable Channel. Disabling keeps its history and you can re-enable it later. See Manage a channel. Or raise the cap by upgrading, see Plans. Two things that do not count against the cap: reconnecting an existing channel, and channels that are currently flagged as needing reconnection.

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AI credits

Image and video credits are separate pools. Each successful generation spends one; a failed generation does not. They reset monthly on the anniversary of your subscription, not on the first of the month, so a subscription started on the 12th resets on the 12th. When you are out, image generation stops returning results and video generation returns an error pointing at billing. Waiting for the reset or upgrading are the two options.

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Webhooks

The Webhooks tab shows how many you have against your allowance in its header. Delete one to add another, or upgrade.

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API rate limit

The Public API is limited to 90 requests per hour on the create-post endpoint. This is a fixed value, not something that scales with your plan: plans tier on channels, not on API throughput. It also does not mean 90 posts per hour. One request can carry many posts, so batch them rather than looping. See Public API.

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Upload limits

Images are capped at 10 MB and video at 1 GB per file, on every plan. See Media.

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What a limit error looks like

Anything you do that exceeds a plan limit fails with a message naming the limit and a link to the billing page. Nothing is silently truncated or partially applied.

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Losing a limit

Downgrading to a plan with lower caps does not ask you what to keep. See Downgrades before you change plan.