Plan options and how to find the best plan
  • 15 Jul 2024
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We understand it is hard to accurately predict the number of pages you might need rendered at any time, which is why we created subscription plans that allow some leeway so that you can grow and not have your pages uncached due to subscription blocks. All our plans include a set number of renders, called the Reserved Computation, and allow rendering after the limit has been reached, which is called the On-Demand Computation.

Several factors influence the number of renders you might have:

How to Estimate Your Renders

1. Determine the number of URLs

Use your sitemap or Google Search Console (indexing -> pages) to see the total number of URLs.

2. Double for Mobile and Desktop

We render both versions for optimal search coverage.

3. Choose Your Cache Freshness

Select how often you want pages updated (e.g., daily, every 5 days, 14 days).

4. Calculate

(NUM_CACHED_URLS/CACHE EXPIRATION DAY) x 2 x 30

Example

You have 1,000 URLs and want daily updates.

( 1,000 / 1 ) x 2 x 30 = 60,000 renders per month*

If you would like the cache to refresh every 5 days.

(1000 / 5 ) x 2 x 30 = 12,000 renders per month*

If you would like the cache to refresh every 14 days.

(1000 / 14 ) x 2 x 30 = 4,285 renders per month*

*This is an estimated render count. URL parameters may affect your final usage.

See here our up-to-date subscription plans.


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