Everything is free during the test phase — nothing is billed today. Here is what the plans will cost afterwards.
0 € free forever
Enough to watch over a real side project.
Most common
3 € per month
or 30 € per year — two months free
For whoever makes a living from their product.
9 € per month
or 90 € per year — two months free
When several people depend on it.
What is counted is volume — job runs, events, domains. The features are the same for everyone: a free plan stripped of what makes the product worth using does not convert, it drives people away.
Yearly, two months free: €30 a year for Solo, €90 a year for Team. Same limits, one charge instead of twelve.
As many as you want, on every plan, including the free one. A classic host bills around one euro per address per month: ten addresses cost ten euros before a single message has arrived. Their reason is real — they sell a whole account, with its password, its recovery, its per-person support and its storage; the proof is that their aliases are free and unlimited. Nobody bills an address. Here, an address is a row in a table and a routing rule: what costs is the volume received and how long it is kept. So that is what we count, and it is the “emails received” line above. A guard rail of fifty addresses per domain remains, against abuse — not against you.
A measured domain carries the Stats tag: we count its audience and its business events, and the cost depends on volume — hence the event limit next to it. A watched domain is looked at from the outside: certificate, SPF, DMARC, robots.txt, llms.txt, once a day. Nothing to install on the site, and the cost does not depend on its traffic. One domain can be both; it then counts in both columns.
Both. Yearly, you pay ten months for twelve: €30 for Solo, €90 for Team. It is the only discount, and it exists because cash collected up front is worth more than a commitment we would impose on you.
Monthly, cancellable in one click. Your jobs and your history stay exportable for as long as your account exists.
Because there is no funding round to pay back, and the product is built to run without intervention. A scheduled-jobs service has no reason to cost €20 a month.
Because a job running every minute produces fifteen times more runs than one running every quarter hour, and a million events weighs a thousand times more than a thousand. Limits keep the service fast for everyone; they are not there to push you to the next plan.
Nothing stops without warning. You get an email, your jobs keep running, and you decide. A scheduled job cut off in silence is exactly what this product fights.
Yes. Five jobs are enough for a personal project, silent-failure detection included. An unusable free plan does not convert, it drives people away.