What happens when my allowance runs out?
Nothing is lost. Checking and reviewing stay free; publishing offers the first changes that fit, an upgrade, or waiting for the reset date, and what was published stays.
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- Updated October 14, 2026
Nothing is lost. Uploading, checking and reviewing never use the allowance. When a file needs more than is left, the review says Not enough of your allowance left and offers Publish the first N changes (the longest run, in file order, that fits), Upgrade your plan, or waiting for the reset date (allowances renew once a month, counted from the day your subscription started, or from the day the workspace was created on the Free plan).
Afterwards, upload the same file again: what was published shows as unchanged and costs nothing, and the rest is new. A run that has started is never stopped half way.
Not enough of your allowance left walks through it.
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