Platform Limits
ArylLabs imposes default limits to ensure high performance, security, and reliability for all users across our Edge network. Our Free tier provides generous quotas for hobbyists, while the Pro tier is tailored for serious applications. Enterprise plans can raise these limits entirely.
Resource Limits
| Resource | Free Tier | Pro Tier |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly Bandwidth | 10 GiB | 1 TB |
| Max File Size | 25 MB | 100 MB |
| Total Storage | 1 GiB | 50 GB |
| Google Drive Sync | Manual | Manual / Webhook / Auto |
| Custom Domains | 1 per project | Unlimited |
| Projects | 3 | Unlimited |
| Team Members | 1 | 5 |
Understanding Your Quotas
- Monthly Bandwidth: The total amount of data served from our Edge network to your site visitors per calendar month. This resets on the 1st of every month. For Free tier, exceeding bandwidth will temporarily pause your project. Pro tier users will simply be billed for overages at $0.15/GiB.
- Max File Size: The maximum size of a single file (e.g., a PDF or video) that can be processed and cached. If you upload a file larger than this limit via GitHub or Google Drive, the build will fail. For massive media assets, we recommend a dedicated video hosting service.
- Total Storage: The combined size of all your active deployments, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and media assets hosted on ArylLabs infrastructure. Built artifacts and cached files do count towards this quota.
- Google Drive Sync: Free tier users sync their sites by clicking the 'Redeploy' button on their dashboard. Pro users have polling capabilities and can trigger instant redeploys automatically via webhooks when a file is changed in Drive.
Rate Limits
To deliver a consistent experience to millions of websites and prevent abuse, ArylLabs APIs and build endpoints enforce the following rate limits:
- Deployments: Maximum of 100 deploys per hour per user account.
- Dashboard API requests: 1,000 requests per minute.
- DNS updates: 10 changes per hour.
If you hit a rate limit, the API will respond with an HTTP 429 Too Many Requests status code. The response header will indicate when the rate limit window resets.
Need higher limits? Massive traffic spikes, intricate architectures, or specialized SLA requirements? Contact our Enterprise team to craft a custom environment with unbounded quotas.
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