Limits, credits, and what an operation costs

Flowyn plan allowances in credits, how operations consume them, what happens when the allowance is used, and the main per-product limits.

Plan allowances

PlanPriceCredits a monthHistory
Starter$010,0003 days
Production$9/month200,00014 days
Capacity$39/month1,000,00030 days

What an operation costs

Durable HTTP executions, event deliveries, scheduled executions, and monitor checks use the lightweight class. Automatic retries are included. Reading resources with GET does not consume credits.

ClassCreditsExamples
Lightweight infrastructure1HTTP jobs, event delivery, schedules, monitors, heartbeats
Standard document5PDF merge, split, extract, compression
Parse or conversion10PDF and DOCX parse, HTML and DOCX to PDF
Intelligent20Intelligent PDF split

What happens at the allowance

New billable creates return HTTP 402 with credit_limit_exceeded, the usage, the limit, and the reset time until the next reset or an upgrade. There is no automatic overage. Existing resources, attempts, and history remain readable.

Per-product limits

ProductLimit
RequestsJSON bodies up to 1 MiB
Documents50 MB per file, 200 pages per operation, no OCR, up to 3 attempts
HTTP jobs and schedulesTimeout 100–30,000 ms, 1–20 attempts, body up to 65,536 characters
EventsUp to 8 delivery attempts, HTTPS endpoints, at most 50 endpoints per event
MonitorsInterval 30 s to 24 h, up to 20 assertions
FlagsUp to 20 attributes, 20 rules per flag, values up to 10 KB
Agents100 active agents per environment, 50 spans per telemetry batch, 30-day telemetry retention
Approvals10 pending per run, 500 pending per environment, expiry up to 7 days

Next step

See Pricing or start with the Quickstart.