Plans & limits
Bailey has a free plan and paid plans. A plan is attached to an organization (your personal space counts as one for this purpose); if you belong to several, your effective plan is the best of them.
What a plan changes
Section titled “What a plan changes”- How many projects you can have at once.
- The size of one published version (the free plan allows 50 MB, plenty for a normal site; it’s usually a stray video that hits this).
- How much version history is kept: on the free plan, older versions eventually roll off; the live version is never touched.
- How many organizations you can create.
- Analytics: visitor numbers are part of paid plans (see Your visitor numbers).
- The “Hosted on Bailey” badge: paid plans can remove it from their published pages (see The “Hosted on Bailey” badge).
Current plans and prices are on the Bailey site.
What hitting a limit looks like
Section titled “What hitting a limit looks like”Bailey tells you before anything half-happens, in plain words:
- Creating one project too many → a clear “this plan is full” message, nothing created.
- Dropping a folder that’s too big → told before the upload starts, nothing half-published.
- Opening Analytics on the free plan → a preview of what you’d get and an upgrade offer; your site itself works exactly the same.
What is never limited
Section titled “What is never limited”Your live site staying online, your collected data, reading and exporting that data, erasing someone’s data on request, and taking a site offline: none of that is ever gated by a plan. Control is not a paid feature.