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Tier Limits

The tier limits page shows how much of your subscription you’re using. Check it to see if you’re approaching any limits and need to upgrade or clean up.

Each subscription tier comes with specific resource limits. The tier limits page shows exactly how much of each resource you’re using.

Resource Description
Users Number of team members in your account
Integrations Connected data sources
Datasets Total Datasets (including Query, Modified, and Joined Datasets)
Dashboards Dashboards created
Widgets Total widgets across all dashboards
Filter variables Dynamic filter variables configured
AI Credits Included Weekly AI Credit Allowance and purchased AI capacity

Reports use PDF-first Stamp Report / Report History. There is no Hydrated Reports capacity limit on Tier Limits.


  1. Open Settings from the main navigation
  2. Select Tier Limits in the Company section

Each resource shows:

  • Current usage: how many you’re currently using
  • Limit: maximum allowed for your tier
  • Percentage: visual progress bar showing usage
  • Green: plenty of capacity remaining (> 50%)
  • Yellow: getting close to limit (25-50% remaining)
  • Red: near or at limit (< 25% remaining)

If you’re close to a limit, you have several options:

  1. Upgrade your tier: Get instant access to higher limits

    • Go to Settings → Billing
    • Review the recommendation in Overview
    • Select an available plan upgrade, or contact the reseller shown for a reseller-managed base plan
    • In a white-label deployment, contact your partner’s account manager instead
  2. Clean up unused resources:

    • Delete old dashboards you no longer need
    • Remove unused datasets
    • Archive inactive users
  3. Optimize current usage:

    • Consolidate similar dashboards
    • Use modified datasets to reduce raw dataset count
    • Share dashboards instead of duplicating them

Some limits are soft limits - you’ll get warnings but functionality won’t immediately stop. Others are hard limits - you can’t exceed them without upgrading.

AI capacity has two parts:

  • Weekly AI Credit Allowance is the recurring amount included with the subscription tier, plus any active AI Add-On. It resets weekly and unused allowance does not roll over.
  • One-Off AI Credits are purchased separately for overflow. They roll over across weekly periods until their AI Credit Expiration, one year after purchase.

The Settings → AI Assistant → Billing & Credits page separates these values in AI Credit Availability so admins can see the weekly allowance, usable One-Off AI Credits, Reserved One-Off AI Credits, and any Credit Expiration Warning.

For a complete comparison of what’s included in each tier, see Subscription tiers.

Tier Users Integrations Datasets Dashboards Widgets Filter variables Weekly AI Credit Allowance
Free Forever 1 1 6 2 10 0 100
Starter 5 2 40 Unlimited 40 3 500
Professional 15 5 120 Unlimited 150 10 1,200
Business 30 12 240 Unlimited 400 50 2,400
Starship Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Custom
  • Check tier limits monthly
  • Review before adding new team members
  • Monitor before starting major projects
  • Track usage trends over time
  • Upgrade before hitting limits to avoid disruptions
  • Consider annual billing for savings when upgrading
  • Use templates to create dashboards efficiently
  • Leverage modified datasets to reduce dataset count
  • Archive rather than delete when possible

You’ll see warnings in the UI when you’re close to limits. Either clean up resources or upgrade your tier. In a white-label deployment, contact your partner’s account manager to upgrade.

If you can’t add something (new user, integration, etc.):

  • Check tier limits to see which resource is at capacity
  • Either remove existing resources or upgrade your tier (in a white-label deployment, contact your partner’s account manager)

Usage statistics update in real-time, but there may be a slight delay:

  • Wait a few minutes and refresh
  • Log out and back in
  • Contact support if issues persist