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Plans & limits

Every managed.dev plan is built from the same four limits and the same complete feature set. Plans differ only in how much — not what. You don’t unlock branch environments, security, or the API by paying more; you get more sites, more storage, and higher concurrency. This page describes the shape of a plan and what each tier gives you.

A plan is defined by four numbers:

Limit What it caps
Sites How many distinct sites you can run on the account.
Branch environments per site How many preview/staging environments a single site can have live at once, on top of production.
Storage Total disk across all sites and environments — database plus files.
Concurrent jobs How many builds, deploys, restores, and other async jobs run at the same time before the rest queue.

Everything else — bandwidth, requests, environments created over time — is unmetered. There are no visit caps and no overage charges. A traffic spike doesn’t generate a bill; it just gets served.

Plan Price Sites Branch envs / site Storage
Starter $30/mo1310 GB
Developer $65/mo51025 GB
Business $175/mo151075 GB
Agency from $450/mo50 (fair-use)10250 GB
  • Starter — a single production site with room for branch environments. The plan the 14-day free trial runs on.
  • Developer — the most popular tier: several sites and a generous branch budget, sized for an active team shipping regularly.
  • Business — more sites and storage for a growing portfolio.
  • Agency — built for shops running many client sites; site count is fair-use. Contact sales to size it.

These aren’t add-ons. Every plan, including Starter, includes:

Plans are a sensible default, not a hard ceiling. If a single limit pinches — you need one more site than your tier, or extra concurrency for a busy build pipeline — we can apply a per-account override rather than push you to the next tier. Overrides are set on the account and take effect immediately.

Change plans anytime from Account → Plan in the dashboard. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated; downgrades apply at the end of the current billing period, provided your usage fits within the lower tier’s limits. Upgrading never resets your sites or environments — only the limits move. There are no renewal price hikes: the price you sign up at is the price you renew at.

API request limits are a separate, per-key concern — see rate limits and the rate-limits concept page.