AliasFleet plan limits define how many aliases, custom domains, verified destinations, and auto-provisioned subdomains each plan includes, and the Billing page in the app dashboard shows usage against those limits. App pricing data lists 10 aliases, 1 verified destination, and no custom domain for Free, and unlimited aliases with higher domain and destination limits for Pro and Business.
An AliasFleet account is required, and usage figures appear only after sign-in, on the Billing page in the app dashboard. Limits in this guide come from app pricing data. Prices in the table are app pricing data values, not figures pulled from a live billing database; the live pricing page shows current prices at checkout.
Plan limits#
The table below sets out the core limits for each plan. A value of 0 means the plan does not include that item. "Unlimited" means the app pricing data records no numeric cap for that item.
| Limit | Free | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price in app pricing data | $0 | $12 | $29 |
| Active aliases | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Custom domains | 0 | 3 | 10 |
| Verified destinations | 1 | 5 | 20 |
| Auto-provisioned subdomains | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Monthly Bandwidth | See note below | 1 GB | Unlimited |
What is the Free plan limit for bandwidth?#
This guide states no Free bandwidth figure, because the app code gives two different figures. The pricing card feature list states 100 MB per month, while the plan comparison table and the Billing page fallback state 50 MB per month. Until the app code resolves that conflict, the Monthly Bandwidth figure shown on the Billing page for the account is the figure to use, rather than any figure in this guide.
What do the limits count?#
Active aliases are forwarding addresses currently held on the account. Custom domains are domains connected so mail routes through AliasFleet. Verified destinations are target inboxes verified to receive forwarded mail. Auto-provisioned subdomains are personal subdomains created for the account. Monthly Bandwidth measures inbound mail and attachment transfer within the current month, as shown by the Billing page sublabel for that metric.
How do I check my current usage?#
- Sign in to the app dashboard.
- Open Billing. The Billing page displays the current plan and the Plan Usage card.
- Read the Plan Usage card. Each metric appears as a used figure against a limit, for example "7 / 10" for Email Aliases on the Free plan.
- Check each metric on its own. The card lists Email Aliases, Custom Domains, Forwarding Destinations, and Monthly Bandwidth. A metric at its full figure means that type of item has reached its plan limit.
- Compare the figures with the table above. Where a figure differs from the table, the Billing page figure for the account takes precedence, because plan data can change after this guide was last updated.
How do I verify a limit has changed after upgrading?#
- Complete the plan change from the Billing page. See Upgrading to Pro for that flow.
- Return to the Billing page. The Plan Usage card displays the new plan limits.
- Confirm the changed metric. On Pro, Email Aliases shows "Unlimited" and Custom Domains shows a limit of 3. On Business, Custom Domains shows a limit of 10 and Forwarding Destinations shows a limit of 20.
- Create the new item. If creation still fails, refresh the Billing page and check the Plan Usage card again before retrying.
What happens at a limit?#
Reaching a limit blocks creation of new items of that type. This guide states only that creation block; it does not verify the status of existing items once a limit is reached. Two options restore capacity:
- Delete an item that is no longer needed. Deleting an active alias, domain, or destination frees its slot, and the used figure on the Plan Usage card falls.
- Change to a plan with a higher limit. Pro raises the custom domain limit to 3 and the destination limit to 5, and removes the active alias cap. Business raises those limits to 10 custom domains and 20 destinations.
For the downgrade flow, including what happens to items above the new plan limit, see Downgrading your plan. For subscription management, including payment details and billing cycles, see Managing your subscription.
Troubleshooting#
Why does the Billing page show a different limit from this guide?#
Plan data can change after a guide is updated. The Billing page reads the current plan data for the account, so its figures take precedence over this guide. If the difference looks like an error rather than a plan change, confirm the correct account is signed in, then refresh the Billing page.
Why can I not create a new alias when the alias count looks below the limit?#
Use the Plan Usage card, not only the alias list. The used figure on the card is the count that governs creation. Delete an unused alias to free a slot, or change plan.
Why does a custom domain option not appear on the Free plan?#
Custom domains are not included on the Free plan, where the limit is 0. A custom domain requires Pro or Business. The Upgrading to Pro guide covers that change.
Why is the bandwidth figure unclear on the Free plan?#
The app code states two different Free bandwidth figures: 100 MB in the pricing card feature list, and 50 MB in the plan comparison table and the Billing page fallback. This guide therefore states no Free bandwidth figure. Use the Monthly Bandwidth figure on the Billing page for the account until the app code is corrected.
Related reading#
How email aliases actually work explains how aliases forward mail, and why one alias per site limits the effect of a leak. That explanation covers the forwarding mechanism behind the alias counts in the table above.