Part 5 · Reference
Plans, limits and model tiers
What each plan allows, and which model tier every task runs on.
01What it is
Caps per plan, the referral bonus, job retry limits, and the tier assigned to each of the seventeen model tasks.
02Why it exists
Caps refuse rather than degrade, so knowing where they sit tells you what will stop rather than what will quietly get worse.
03How to use it
- 01Check your plan row for actions, watched companies, ventures, mailboxes and autonomy ceiling.
- 02Read the task tiers when you are looking at cost.
04What good looks like
- You give it
- Wanting autonomy stage 3.
- You get
- The plan table shows which tier allows it.
- Why
- The pre-send gate refuses a stage above what the plan allows, by name.
Derived from the rules in the code
05What weak looks like, and what it costs
- You give it
- Expecting the free plan to send.
- You get
- It does not. Free covers the thinking.
- Why
- The free tier has zero outreach actions and canSend is false.
Derived from the rules in the code
06Read next
Plans and caps
Every cap is enforced server-side and refuses rather than degrading.
| Name | Value | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 0 actions · 50 watched · 1 venture · 0 mailboxes · autonomy to stage 1 |
| Founder | $149 | 150 actions · 150 watched · 1 venture · 1 mailbox · autonomy to stage 2 |
| Growth | $399 | 500 actions · 500 watched · 1 venture · 3 mailboxes · autonomy to stage 3 |
| Operator | $999 | 2000 actions · 2000 watched · 5 ventures · 99 mailboxes · autonomy to stage 4 |
| REFERRAL_BONUS_ACTIONS | 100 | Added on top of the tier cap per converted referral. |
| Job retries | 5 | Attempts before a queued job is abandoned. |