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Honest Limits

What we publish. What others hide.

“Unlimited” with an asterisk isn't unlimited. Here's every threshold on every plan — written down, no fine print, no gotchas.

Brands / hosting packages

Soft signal at 200 brands on Operator. We talk to you, never silently throttle.

Solo
Up to 3
Operator
Unlimited (fair use)
Agency
Unlimited (fair use)
Mailboxes

Soft signal at 500 mailboxes on Operator, 2,000 on Agency.

Solo
Up to 10
Operator
Unlimited (fair use)
Agency
Unlimited (fair use)
Aggregate SSD storage

Per-package storage uncapped within the aggregate. Add-on storage available.

Solo
100 GB
Operator
500 GB
Agency
2 TB
Monthly bandwidth

Bandwidth is generous; we'll flag at 80% if you're approaching it.

Solo
1 TB
Operator
5 TB
Agency
20 TB
HustleAPI requests

Write operations metered separately. Idempotency keys supported on all writes.

Solo
Operator
120/min · burst 300
Agency
600/min · burst 1,500
Databases per brand

MySQL, MariaDB, plus Redis on Operator and above.

Solo
5
Operator
Unlimited
Agency
Unlimited
Concurrent WordPress staging

Staging environments don't count against your brand quota.

Solo
1
Operator
5
Agency
20
Daily backup retention

Off-site copies on Agency. Point-in-time restore included.

Solo
14 days
Operator
30 days
Agency
60 days
Sub-accounts (white-label)

Per-client scoped API keys and dashboard access on Agency.

Solo
Operator
Agency
Unlimited

What “fair use” actually means here

Fair use isn't a trapdoor. It's a soft threshold we monitor so we can keep the platform stable for the other 99% of customers who aren't hitting it.

  • We tell you at 80% — never at 100%, never silently
  • Approaching a soft limit means a conversation, not a throttle
  • Hard limits are listed here, not buried in a 12-page T&C
  • If we change a limit, we change it on existing customers last and notify in advance
  • Add-on capacity is published à la carte if you actually need more

Most operators sit nowhere near these.

We publish them so you know exactly where the room ends. Not so you worry about hitting them.