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Not seeing any bandwidth, storage or other costs so I wonder what their soft/hard limits are for those things. I see their forms have really low limits for the
by drawkbox 8y ago
Not seeing any bandwidth, storage or other costs so I wonder what their soft/hard limits are for those things. I see their forms have really low limits for the price 1000 submissions and 1GB file upload limits, 2m functions on the $45 plan [1].
[1] https://www.netlify.com/pricing/ https://www.netlify.com/pricing/
- cupar 8y agoThey can be found in the TOS (see Quota & Limits section) https://www.netlify.com/tos/ https://www.netlify.com/tos/
- drawkbox 8y agoThanks, strange it is in the ToS. For paid accounts: - Network bandwidth: 1TB/month - Soft - Storage: 1TB - Soft - API requests: 500 requests/minute, 3 deploys/minute* - Hard For free accounts: - Network Bandwidth: 100GB/month - Soft - Storage: 100GB - Soft - API requests: 500 requests/minute, 3 deploys/minute* - Hard I wonder if they do overages, or just a hard cut-off, no mention. They probably nudge users that go over soft limits to the enterprise column.
- _fool 8y agoI work for netlify, and yes, we ask you to upgrade, don't just turn you off if you go over.
- mkasu 8y agoMy concern was that there is no clear upgrade path for static websites, if running out of free bandwidth. All per-site addons focus on different kinds of dynamic features (Forms, Identity, Functions, ...) I suppose a Team account would work, but that also seems like paying for unneeded features. The support team just linked me to the pricing page.
- tacticus 8y agoHey Sorry to jump on something unrelated but i have a super tiny personal site on netlify and would love a smaller plan so i can actually pay you. I know it's probably not worth it for you to do such a thing but an optional pay money for nothing extra compared to the free hosting option would be great