On paid plans, audits and rescans within a project are unlimited under normal use - that's what the pricing says and how the product works. This article spells out what "normal use" means, so there's no fine print between us.
What definitely counts as normal use
In short: if a human triggers the scans at the rhythm of real work - the limit doesn't concern you. We designed the "pay for projects" model precisely so nobody calculates whether they can afford to verify a fix.
What the policy protects against
The fair-use rule exists for one reason: automated abuse. Examples of behavior outside normal use:
Every scan has a real cost: Google API queries (which carry their own per-property quotas!) and a full run of the site scanner. One account's abuse could degrade the service for everyone else - and, interestingly, for the abuser too, since excess queries exhaust the Google API quota of their own GA4 property.
What happens if the limit is crossed
We handle it like humans, predictably:
In practice: a manually working user has nothing to worry about. If you have an unusual, intensive scenario (e.g. migrating 20 clients at once) - just write to us, we'll accommodate: contact@ga4audit.io.
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