Micro
One project€9/mo€14
early adopter · list price €14/mo 200K req/mo 5 req/s sustained
Daily totals 90 days · hourly detail 3 daysIndividual requests ~3 weeks
- Landing with an API
- MVP or prototype
- Internal tool
Two numbers decide your plan
How many requests a month, and how many per second. Everything else is the same in every plan: your own node, the full protection set, and the panel.
Rule of thumb: an active user of a typical app makes ~500 requests a month.
3K users is ~1.5M req/mo, so your plan is Starter — with 25% of its ceiling still free.
Starter
One product, live€29/mo€45
early adopter · list price €45/mo 2M req/mo 25 req/s sustained
Daily totals 90 days · hourly detail 3 daysIndividual requests ~6 days
- Small SaaS with real customers
- Online store
- Growing mobile app
Pro
A business with traction€99/mo€149
early adopter · list price €149/mo 15M req/mo 150 req/s sustained
Daily totals 90 days · hourly detail 3 daysIndividual requests ~2 days
- SaaS with tens of thousands of users
- Serious e-commerce
- Real-time features
- Quoxy included
Enterprise
At your scaleCustom
at your scale, let's talk 50M+ req/mo 500+ req/s sustained
Daily totals 90 days · hourly detail 3 daysIndividual requests ~2 days
- Marketplace or platform
- Mission-critical API
- Multi-region
The struck-through figure is what each plan costs normally. Join during Quota's first year and you pay the early-adopter price instead — and it becomes yours for good once you've been with us six months. Leave before that and you come back at list.
Billing questions
How does the early-adopter price work?
Every plan shows two figures: the early-adopter price you pay today and the list price the same plan costs normally. Sign up during Quota's first year and you pay the early-adopter one. After six months of continuous subscription it's locked in — it stays yours for as long as you keep the plan, through every list-price rise. Cancel before those six months are up and a later signup starts at list price.
Can I change plans later?
Yes, any time from the panel. When you upgrade, your node keeps its configuration and its analytics history; only the available limits change.
What happens if I blow through my monthly quota?
Your traffic keeps flowing to your backend — we redirect it so your app never goes down, and we email you to say so. What stops is everything the plan pays for: analytics and the protection features. Move up a plan and both come straight back.
What am I actually paying for?
A node of your own in front of your API, sized by two limits: how many requests a month it will pass, and how many per second it will sustain. The second is the one you hit first — a plan with room to spare monthly can still throttle you in a spike.