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Plans and limits
What UpFork's plans include, the daily limits, and what counts against them: using a product counts, looking never does.
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Every member is on a plan: Free, unless they pay for another. Plans bring UpFork's own products, and each plan includes everything in the plans before it. The pricing page has today's plans, prices and limits, and what each includes.
Which products come with a plan
- UpFork's own products either come with a plan (Free or a paid one) or are sold on their own, at the same price for every member.
- Developers' products never come with a plan. They're free, or bought from their developer, whatever your plan.
A product's card and page say which plan it comes with. One that comes with a paid plan can't be bought on its own: join the plan, or a later one.
What counts against a plan
A plan's limits cover three uses of UpFork's products that come with a plan:
| Use | What it is |
|---|---|
| Download | A release file, a ZIP of the code, or an install with the shadcn CLI |
| AI prompt | Copying the product's AI prompt |
| Demo | Opening its demo in a tab of its own |
A limit is a number a day or a month (UTC). It can also cover the three together. Your account page shows what you've used today.
What never counts
- Looking: product pages, live previews, and the code view on a product's page.
- The same thing twice in a day: the same product, the same use, the same UTC day count once. Downloading a file again, or the CLI fetching the same product twice, costs nothing more.
- Developers' products, free ones included, and UpFork's products sold on their own.
- Products you bought.
When limits come back
Daily limits come back at 00:00 UTC, and monthly ones on the 1st of the month. When one runs out, the site and the CLI say so, when it comes back, and which plan gives you more.
Buying a plan
- A plan is bought for a month or a year, in USDT, like any order (Paying with USDT). A year costs twelve months less the plan's discount.
- Nothing renews by itself, since USDT can't be taken from a wallet. You're reminded by e-mail before your plan runs out, and when it has, with a button to renew.
- Moving to a dearer plan starts it at once. The plan you were on waits and resumes afterwards with the time it had left, so no paid day is lost. A renewal, or a cheaper plan, runs after the time you have.
- When a plan ends, you're back on the plan below it in your timeline, or on Free.