Fair use
The small print, in large print
What “unlimited” means.
The caps
Every number, on every plan.
These are the same on Solo, Team and Agency, and they're read straight from the system that enforces them.
If you reach one
Nothing breaks. One thing waits.
Only that action stops
LimeGhost tells you which cap you reached. Everything else — editing, the calendar, analytics — keeps working.
Over your plan? Read-only
If a workspace has more projects, accounts or members than its plan allows — after a downgrade, say — it becomes read-only until it's back within the plan or moves up.
Nothing is deleted
Reaching a cap never removes your work. Monthly caps simply reset with the next plan month.
Have a real need above a cap? Write to us — the caps are there for abuse, and we'd rather hear about your use case.
Why caps exist
So the price can stay flat.
Abuse, not work
A bot posting thousands of times a month costs everyone. The caps stop that without ever touching normal use.
One flat price
With no per-post or per-channel fees, caps are what keep one heavy account from raising the price for the rest.
Watched, then tuned
We watch how real workspaces use LimeGhost and adjust the caps — up, wherever real use needs it.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Very unlikely. The caps are set far above what a busy brand publishes, captures or stores in a month.
No. AI work — drafts, images, companion conversations — and posting to X are measured in AI credits, which every plan includes each month. Top-ups never expire. Fair use covers everything else.
At the start of each plan month. Deleting something doesn't give the count back, so a create-and-delete loop can't get around them.
Write to us through the help page and tell us about your use. The caps exist to stop abuse, not to stop you.
Yes — we adjust them as we learn how LimeGhost is used, and this page always shows the current numbers.
Plenty of room
Publish as much as you have to say.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included