Pricing that grows with your apps

No. Every plan, including Free, redirects without a cap.

Yes, every click on every plan is counted and kept for 13 months. Plans differ only in how far back the dashboard shows them: the last 7 days on Free, 30 days on Indie, and the full 13 months on Pro and Studio. Upgrade and the older days appear.

It depends on your app. As an example: if each active user sends 10 counted events a month (a sign-in, a few paywall views, a couple of your own events), 1 million covers about 100,000 active users a month across all your apps, and Studio’s 5 million about 500,000. App opens, sessions, onboarding screens and RevenueCat purchases don’t count. You get an email at 80% and again when you go over; links, clicks and standard events keep working. Only your own custom events are refused, and only from twice the allowance, until the next month or an upgrade.

No. Add just your website and share your links now: every visitor goes to your website or waitlist, and every click is counted. When your app is out, add its store links, and the same links and QR codes start sending people to the right store.

Links within the new plan's limits carry on as before. Links over them keep working for 14 days, and you choose which ones stay. After that, extra campaign links and QR codes open your app's main link (same stores, no separate stats), and extra apps show a page with your store buttons. Upgrade again and everything comes back.

Your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for, then your account moves to Free, with the same rules as a downgrade: everything keeps redirecting, links and apps over Free's limits get 14 days, landing pages switch off (links go straight to the stores), and apps keep sending SDK data for 30 days so nothing is lost if you come back.

Yes, anytime from Billing in your dashboard. Upgrades and downgrades are prorated, so you only pay for what you use.

No. The Free plan needs only an email address. Add a card when you upgrade.