Plans

A plan is what you sell. It bundles resource limits, feature flags and one or more prices, and every subscription is an instance of a plan in force for one customer.

Create and edit plans under Admin → Plans, or POST/PATCH /api/v1/plans. A plan belongs to a node pool (which servers its sites may be placed on) and, optionally, a database pool.

Limits

Limit	Controls
maxSites	Sites the subscription may have (0 = unlimited)
maxDomainsPerSite	Domains and aliases per site
maxDatabases	Databases per subscription
maxCronJobs	Cron jobs per subscription
diskMB	Disk quota, enforced as a filesystem project quota
inodes	Inode quota
bandwidthGB	Monthly bandwidth (0 = unmetered)
pooledResources	Whether CPU/memory/tasks are shared across the subscription’s sites or set per site
cpuPercent	CPU quota, in percent of one core (cgroup CPUQuota)
memoryMB	Memory ceiling (cgroup MemoryHigh/MemoryMax)
tasks	Process/thread ceiling (cgroup TasksMax)
ioWeight	Relative disk I/O priority
phpWorkers	Maximum PHP-FPM worker processes
phpMemoryLimitMB	Ceiling for the site’s own memory_limit
maxUploadMB	Ceiling for PHP upload size
maxExecutionSeconds	Ceiling for PHP execution time
phpSleepMinutes	Default PHP sleep time; 0 = platform default (15 min), -1 = always on
cacheMB	Valkey cache size; 0 = no cache
maxDBConnections	Concurrent database connections
cronMinIntervalMinutes	Shortest interval allowed between a site’s cron runs

Sensible defaults (used for a new plan): 10 sites, 20 domains per site, 20 databases, 20 cron jobs, 20 GB disk, 500,000 inodes, unmetered bandwidth, pooled resources on, 200% CPU, 2 GB memory, 256 tasks, I/O weight 100, 8 PHP workers, 512 MB PHP memory limit, 256 MB uploads, 120-second execution limit, the platform’s default PHP sleep, 128 MB cache, 40 database connections, 5-minute cron interval floor.

Features

Feature	Enables
sshShell	SSH/SFTP shell access, not just SFTP
databaseTunnel	SSH tunnel access to the site’s database
wordpressTools	Managed WordPress updates and the WordPress tools page
customCertificates	Uploading a custom TLS certificate for the site’s domains
wafControl	Letting the customer change their own site’s WAF mode
phpAlwaysOn	Letting the customer keep their site’s PHP always on, and set a shorter sleep time than the plan default
backups	Whether the plan includes backups at all
backupRetentionDays	Outer bound on snapshot retention (0–3650 days)
phpVersions	Which PHP branches the plan’s sites may choose (empty = every supported branch)

Pricing

Add one price per billing interval:

Field	Value
interval	month or year
amount / currency	Shown in the storefront
providerPriceId	The matching Stripe price_... ID

A plan can only be bought online for intervals that have a Stripe price ID attached; see Billing for connecting Stripe. A trialDays value on the plan is applied automatically at checkout.

Status and visibility

A plan is active (sold on the storefront), hidden (bought only by staff, for grandfathered or custom deals), or retired (kept for existing subscriptions, no longer sold). sortOrder controls where it appears relative to other plans. A plan can only be deleted once no subscription — active or terminated — still references it; retire it instead to stop selling it.

WordPress update policy

Plans with the WordPress tools feature get a default WordPress update policy (minor core releases only, daily, spread over a window). Plans can set their own — see WordPress.

Brands and plans

A reseller brand’s own staff create and price their own plans, on the platform’s default node pool unless platform staff assign another; only platform staff choose node and database pools for a brand’s plans directly, and only platform staff set prices for plans that bill through the platform’s own Stripe account. See Brands.