Plans and page counts explained
By OptinStack Team - Jun 28, 2026 - 2 min read
Every account can use Free on each eligible hostname by default, while paid plans attach to one hostname and are processed by Paddle as our Merchant of Record. Each tier has a page-scan limit, so this guide explains what counts as a page and when a higher tier helps.
| Tier | Page count | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Up to 50 pages per scan, once every 24 hours | Personal sites, small sites, and production trials |
| Pro | Up to 100 pages per scan | Growing sites that need paid features |
| Business | Up to 350 pages per scan | Higher-volume sites with team needs |
| Enterprise | Up to 1,000 pages per scan | Large sites with a custom contract |
How page counts work
Each tier scans up to a fixed number of pages per run. When you add a domain, the scanner discovers pages from your sitemap (or by following links from your homepage) and scans up to your tier limit. If your site has more discoverable pages than your tier allows, OptinStack scans a deterministic first segment of that discovered URL list and leaves the rest for a higher tier. Higher tiers scan deeper into the same ordering rather than choosing a different random sample. The first full scan can take some time, and the page count is then visible in the dashboard.
A new domain's coverage may show as pending until the first scan completes. Check back shortly; the number of pages scanned is shown automatically.
Free and paid hostname assignments
Free can activate on each verified custom hostname or registered Webflow or Framer development hostname by default. Every platform follows the same tier rules. Registration alone stays inactive until the hostname receives Free, paid, Enterprise, or Workspace coverage.
Published page limits
Free: 50 pages per scan with a 24-hour cooldown by default. Pro: 100. Business: 350. Enterprise: 1,000. Higher plans scan a longer prefix of the same deterministically ordered URL list.
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