Plans and limits

The plans decide what you can tend, not how far your writing travels. Nothing is boosted, throttled or ranked by plan, and a reader cannot tell which one you are on.

Paying yearly costs the same as ten months. Prices include Japanese consumption tax, and a subscription can be cancelled at any time from Settings → Billing.

There is a ceiling on how many drops can be shared in a rolling hour and a rolling day. It exists to stop an unattended script, and it is set well above what a person writing carefully will ever reach. Saving drafts is not limited at all — only the moment of sharing counts.

Two different limits apply to pictures, and they surface the same way, so it is worth knowing which one you have hit.

• The largest single upload is a per-file ceiling. A file over it is refused however much room you have left.
• Image storage is the running total of everything you have uploaded — pictures inside drops, cover images, garden logos and social cards.

Removing a picture from a drop gives the room back. sizuq counts down as well as up, so deleting a draft full of images returns that space.

Moving up takes effect as soon as the payment goes through. Moving down leaves everything you have already made in place — sizuq does not delete gardens or drops to fit you back inside a smaller plan. What changes is what you can add next.

1. Gardens over the new limit stay published; you cannot create another until you are back under it.
2. A custom domain stays attached, but on Free you cannot attach a new one.
3. Stored images over the new limit stay where they are; new uploads are refused until you are under the cap again.
4. On Free, the body of an already-shared drop becomes read-only. Its title, tags and address stay editable.