Plans and limits
Compare Servor plans — Free, Operations, AI and Enterprise — and the limits on servers, monitors, status pages, domains, notifications and API access.
Servor comes in four plans — Free, Operations, AI and Enterprise — each with its own limits on how many servers, monitors, status pages and other resources you can use. This page helps you pick the right plan and understand what changes when you upgrade. To switch, see Cancel or change plan.
The plans
Get started at no cost. A small allowance of servers, monitors and a status page — enough to try Servor end to end.
For teams running real infrastructure. Higher limits on servers, monitors and status pages, plus custom domains and more notification channels.
Everything in Operations, plus the AI copilot with credits and access to the public API.
Custom limits for large fleets, with the highest allowances across every resource. Talk to us to tailor it.
What the limits cover
Each plan sets a ceiling on the resources your team can create:
| Limit | What it caps |
|---|---|
| Servers | How many connected servers you can manage |
| Monitors | How many monitors you can run |
| Status pages | How many status pages you can publish |
| Custom domains | How many custom domains you can attach |
| Notifications | How many notification channels and how often alerts fire |
| API | Whether the public API is available |
| AI | Whether the AI copilot and credits are available |
Plans scale up as you go
Free is the smallest, Operations adds infrastructure headroom, AI unlocks the copilot and the API on top of that, and Enterprise removes the ceilings with custom allowances. The exact numbers for your plan are always shown in Settings → Billing. See your plan in Servor
The public API needs the AI plan
The public API — creating API tokens,
authenticating with Bearer sv_live_... and calling
/v1 endpoints — is available on the AI plan and above. On Free and Operations,
the dashboard is your interface; upgrade to AI (or Enterprise) to automate with the
API.
AI plan = copilot + API
If you want either the AI copilot or programmatic access via the API, the AI plan is the one to pick — it includes both.
Hitting a limit
If you try to create something beyond your plan's ceiling — say, one monitor too many — Servor tells you you've reached the limit for your plan. Your options:
- Remove something you no longer need (an old monitor, an unused status page) to free up room, or
- Upgrade your plan to raise the ceiling.
Limits are about how many resources exist, not who can create them — creating infrastructure is also gated by role (admins and owners).
Plans vs. seats vs. credits
Three separate things affect what you pay:
- Plan — the tier you're on (this page). Sets your feature and resource limits.
- Seats — how many people are on the team. Adding members changes seat billing.
- Credits — consumed by AI copilot usage on the AI plan; top up as needed.