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Intempt gates seats, projects, credits, and API rate limits by your organization's subscription tier. On Free, a weekly credit pool is the throttle, not per-feature locks.

Overview

Intempt gates a small set of limits by your organization's subscription tier: how many seats and projects you can have, how many credits your seats get, and your API rate limit. Every feature is usable on every tier, including Free. What differs is scale: on Free, a weekly credit pool paces your usage across the whole platform. These limits apply at the organization level and are shared across every project in that organization, except where noted.

Plan limits

LimitFreeProOrganizationEnterprise
Seats3UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Projects15UnlimitedUnlimited
Member rolesStandardStandardStandard + presetsCustom
Credits150 / seat / week2,500 / seat / month5,000 / seat / month10,000 / seat / month
API rate limit10 requests / min100 requests / min500 requests / minCustom
Audit log7 days90 days365 days730 days + API export
SupportCommunityEmailPriorityDedicated

📘 Good to know

The Free tier is free indefinitely, not a trial. The three seats are permanent, and the 150 credits per seat refresh every week.

Upgrading is the only way to raise the seat, project, or API rate limit caps above what your current tier allows. There's no per-project override.

Free-tier usage and the weekly credit pool

Every metered product works on the Free tier. Each one includes a zero-cost amount free every month; beyond that, usage draws from your weekly credit pool, the same way it draws credits on a paid plan. There is no per-feature hard cap. The weekly pool is the throttle.

MeterIncluded free each month
Experience impressions25,000
Recommendation impressions10,000
Pipeline email sends10,000
Pipeline SMS sends1,000
Pipeline push + in-app sends25,000
Pipeline streaming delivery100,000
Pipeline batch delivery1,000,000
Analytics events1,000,000
Events1M / month, kept 7 days
Identified events100K / month, kept 7 days

Below these amounts a meter costs nothing. Above them, each unit draws credits from your pool at the rate on intempt.com/pricing. Events and identified events are the exception: they are data retention, priced by how long you keep them on the pricing page, and are not drawn from the credit pool. When the weekly pool is empty, Intempt pauses further metered usage, for example a journey sending through a channel you've run out of credits for, rather than billing you. A paused journey, experience, or feed doesn't resume on its own: top up, wait for the Monday reset, or upgrade, then resume it manually. Analytics is the exception, where ingestion resumes automatically.

Nothing on the Free tier ever bills in dollars. The weekly credit pool, not a per-meter cap, is what paces your usage.

The Free tier keeps up to 1M events and 100K identified events a month at no charge, held for 7 days. Paid organizations choose a retention window per meter from the retention levels.

Use cases

  1. Confirm you can invite another teammate. Check the seat limit before sending an invite; Free tier tops out at three seats.
  2. Plan a second project. Free tier is capped at one project, so a second product or environment means upgrading to Pro or above.
  3. Size a journey campaign before launch. On Free tier, check the free monthly send amounts and your weekly credit balance against your expected campaign volume, so a send has credits to draw on past the free amount.
  4. Budget AI credit usage across a team. Multiply the per-seat monthly credit allowance by seat count to estimate how much Blu usage (Ask, Recipes, Creative Studio) your organization can run before topping up.
  5. Design around your API rate limit. Check the requests-per-minute cap for your tier before building a high-volume integration against the Intempt API.
  6. Check your audit-log lookback before promising one. Every plan includes the audit log, but retention ranges from 7 days on Free to 730 days plus API export on Enterprise.
  7. Explain a paused journey to a customer. If a Free-tier organization's emails or SMS sends stop going out, check the weekly credit balance first: usage pauses when the pool is empty, not at a per-meter cap.
  8. Choose custom roles for a large team. Free and Pro only offer default and standard roles; Organization adds role presets and Enterprise supports fully custom roles.

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