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Docs7 limits come in two kinds. Plan limits depend on the Context7 plan your teamspace is on. Platform limits are the same on every plan, including Free.

Plan limits

Docs7 Pro is an add-on to a Context7 teamspace, priced flat rather than per site or per seat. Seats stay on your Context7 plan and are never billed twice. Free covers open-source projects and personal work. In Context7 a personal project is already single-user and cannot reach private repositories, so the public-only limit is not a new gate.

Going over the build quota

Builds past the monthly quota are queued at low priority, never dropped and never billed. A flat price means no surprise invoice, so a burst of pushes at the end of the month slows down rather than failing.

Enterprise

Beyond the table, Enterprise adds SAML/OIDC SSO, SCIM provisioning, RBAC, audit logs, authenticated docs (JWT/SSO visitor auth), IP allowlists, self-hosting, EU and regional data residency, a priority build queue, and multi-repository sites. Contact us to talk through a deployment.

What is never metered

These cost nothing to serve, so no plan meters them — not even Free:
  • Page views, bandwidth, and unique visitors. Unlimited everywhere.
  • Readers. There is no viewer seat, on any plan.
  • Pages per site. Bounded only by the repository size limits below.
  • Search. Static and self-contained, so queries are free.
  • llms.txt, Markdown exports, and MCP discoverability. Making docs readable by AI tools is the point of the product.

Platform limits

The rest apply identically on every plan.

Source repository

Symbolic links to files inside the repository are materialized automatically; links that are broken, point to directories, or leave the repository fail the build.

Builds

Published site

Files with unknown extensions are served without a Content-Type header, so browsers download them instead of rendering them.

Interactive requests

Docs7 limits public requests that can call another service. These limits are the same on every plan. The visitor limit is separate for each site. The site limit combines requests from all visitors to one production or preview deployment. A Docs7 hostname and custom domain that point to the same deployment share the same site limit. Each preview deployment has its own site limit. Docs7 returns 429 Too Many Requests when a limit is reached. Wait one minute before you try again.

Deployments and previews

Existing branch previews always redeploy, so the per-plan preview cap only refuses previews for branches that don’t have one yet.

Custom domains

Need more?

If a limit blocks a real use case, like a bigger repository, more previews, or a longer build, contact us.