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Plans, billing and trials

Plan Limits

See exactly what happens, and what message you get, when you hit a brand, prompt, or competitor cap.

2 minute read · Last reviewed: August 14, 2026

You're wondering what actually happens when you hit your brand, prompt, or competitor cap: does something break, does data disappear, do you get a warning first?

Nothing gets silently blocked or deleted

AI Peekaboo enforces limits as clear, hard blocks. You'll never accidentally create a brand or prompt that's over your plan's cap and get a confusing error later. If an action would put you over your limit, it's stopped upfront with a message that tells you exactly what's going on.

Brand limit

If you try to add a brand beyond your plan's cap, you'll see: "You've reached your brand limit. Free trials include 1 brand; paid plans unlock more, upgrade to add brands." The Add Brand button is disabled ahead of time once you're at your limit, so you won't even get to the point of submitting and being rejected.

Prompt limit

Adding a prompt past your plan's cap gives you: "You've reached your plan limit of N prompts. Please upgrade your plan or delete some prompts to create new ones."

Competitor limit

This one only applies to free, no-subscription workspaces, which are capped at 3 tracked competitors: "Your free workspace can track up to 3 competitors. Upgrade to add more." Paid plans don't have an explicit competitor cap.

Trial brand limit

While you're on a free trial, you're capped at 1 brand no matter which plan tier you picked, even an Agency-variant plan that would normally allow more. That cap lifts once your trial converts to a paid, active subscription. See the free trial article for details.

The short version

Hitting a limit means you're told clearly and asked to upgrade or free up room, not that anything you've already built gets silently truncated or removed.