Plans & Pricing
Pulse plan limits, pageview tiers, billing cycles, and what happens when you exceed your quota.
Plans
| Free | Solo | Team | Business | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sites | 1 | 1 | 5 | 10 |
| Pageviews | 5,000/mo | 10K–10M | 10K–10M | 10K–10M |
| Data retention | Up to 6 months | Up to 1 year | Up to 2 years | Up to 3 years |
| Team members | 1 | 1 | Multiple | Multiple |
The Free plan is permanently free with no trial period or credit card required.
Pageview tiers (paid plans)
Paid plans let you choose your pageview allowance. Available tiers per month:
10K · 50K · 100K · 250K · 500K · 1M · 2.5M · 5M · 10M
You can upgrade or downgrade your tier at any time. When upgrading mid-cycle, the change applies immediately and your bill is prorated. When downgrading, the new limit takes effect at the start of the next billing cycle.
Billing cycles
Monthly billing charges once per calendar month.
Yearly billing gives you one month free — you pay for 11 months and get 12. The discount is applied at checkout and reflected on every invoice.
Pageview limits & overage
Pulse emails you as your workspace approaches its monthly pageview allowance:
- At 80% of your monthly allowance
- At 90%
- At 100%
Crossing the limit does not stop collection. Pageviews keep being recorded past 100%, up to a hard ceiling of twice your monthly allowance — headroom for a traffic spike, not a bigger quota.
At the 2× ceiling, collection pauses. Visitors still see your site normally, but no new pageview events are recorded until you upgrade your tier or the next billing cycle begins. The billing page in Pulse (Settings → Organization → Billing) shows which of these states you're in.
Warning
Events past the 2× ceiling are not queued or backfilled — traffic during a paused period cannot be recovered. If your traffic regularly runs past your allowance, upgrade the tier rather than relying on the overage headroom.
Aggregated statistics
Aggregated daily totals — the numbers behind your KPI cards and charts — are kept permanently regardless of your data retention setting. Retention only affects the underlying event records used for detailed breakdowns (pages, referrers, goals, etc.).
Payment
Pulse processes payments through Mollie, a European payment processor. Accepted methods depend on your country and may include credit card, iDEAL, SEPA Direct Debit, and others. Invoice PDFs for each payment are available under Settings → Billing.
Note
All prices are in euros and include VAT where applicable. Business customers in the EU can add a VAT number to receive invoices without VAT applied.