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Billing and Run Limits
Understand how readiness checks, paid validation runs, managed sprints, ad spend, and usage limits work in Monetly.
Public usage documentation: this page explains how to use Monetly. It does not define product logic. Core behavior is governed by Monetly's internal Decision OS and platform contracts.
Summary
Monetly sells validation runs and managed validation sprints, not recurring monthly access for solo founders.
Billing state can affect whether new actions are allowed. If an action is blocked, Monetly should show the reason and the available next step.
Key Rules
- Use the dashboard billing page as the current source for your purchased run or sprint state.
- Run limits can affect experiment creation, running experiments, support scope, collection windows, and domain features.
- Ad spend is separate from Monetly fees unless the written offer says otherwise.
- A suspended billing state can block new actions even if older experiments still exist.
- Public docs describe the categories of limits and should not be treated as live billing data.
Common Mistakes
- Assuming all domain features are available on every run or sprint.
- Creating multiple draft or running experiments without checking run limits.
- Treating a payment or billing block as an experiment-quality issue.
Where to Check Current Access
Open the Monetly dashboard billing area to see your current plan and available actions. Runtime billing state is what controls product access.
If a feature is locked, use the dashboard billing flow rather than relying on static documentation.
What Limits Can Affect
Limits can apply to creating experiments, keeping experiments running at the same time, using custom domain features, or receiving managed sprint support.
When a limit blocks an action, the safest next step is to view the active experiment, save work as a draft when available, or review the run or sprint scope.
Managed Traffic Budgets
Managed validation traffic, where approved and available, is separate from subscription billing. Included traffic credits are promotional media entitlements, not cash balances.
Any current credit amount must come from the live pricing configuration. Google Ads spend and promotional media balances are handled through a separate ad-budget ledger once that flow is approved and available.