Hosting is priced by events per month — one number that covers everything billable on your platform. The simpler we keep it, the easier you can predict your bill.
One number, no surprises. Page views, short-link redirects, and link creations all add up to your monthly events count. Hit your cap, you auto-upgrade — never lose service.
What counts as an event
Page views
Anyone loading a page on your dashboard or marketing surface.
Short-link redirects
Every time one of your short links forwards a visitor.
Link creations
When you or a sub-user creates a new short link or QR.
What doesn't count
- Bot traffic that we recognise (search engines, link previewers, common crawlers) doesn't tick the counter.
- Failed redirects (404 on a slug that doesn't exist) don't count either.
- Static assets (CSS, fonts, images) — never counted.
- API calls from your own dashboard tabs to refresh data — not counted.
Hitting your cap
Auto-upgrade is on by default. When you cross 80% of your event cap mid-month, we email you. Cross 100%, we bump you to the next tier instead of dropping service. Your invoice the next billing cycle reflects whatever tier you finished the month in.
Don't want auto-upgrade? Turn it off in your account settings — but then if you blow your cap, redirects start returning a 503 until you manually upgrade or the month resets.
What's next
- Payments — Stripe setup for charging your own customers.
- Custom domains — your domain doesn't change your event cost.