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Kit's Free Plan: 10,000 Subscribers and Unlimited Sends
A free tier for a hundred thousand dollars of list growth. Kit rations the automation engine instead of the audience.
Founder of Krova Cloud and writer at debugly.dev, where he covers vulnerabilities, infrastructure failures and the postmortems behind them. Has been running hosting infrastructure since 2019.
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A free tier for a hundred thousand dollars of list growth. Kit rations the automation engine instead of the audience.
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Unlimited meetings, one type of meeting. That distinction is the whole free tier, and it decides whether Calendly can replace your scheduling at all.
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The real limit is not the daily credit count. Everything generated on free is published to a public gallery, owned by Recraft, and barred from commercial use.
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A daily unit allowance that covers almost every model on the platform. The restriction is how far each unit goes, not which doors it opens.
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The free plan that built a million mailing lists now caps at 250 contacts and 500 sends. What changed, and whether it still fits your list.
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A permanent free tier with a real ceiling on structure rather than features. Five projects is generous until your work and your life both need separating.
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Ten credits a day sounds generous until you count what a song costs. The three-full-songs-per-day cap is the limit that actually shapes how you work.
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Three limits stack on a single export: resolution, length and a watermark burned into the pixels. The watermark is the one you cannot work around.
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The credit limit is the number everyone quotes. The clause that actually stops people earning money sits on a different page entirely.
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Fourteen days, no card, full features. Then the account freezes rather than deleting itself, which is gentler than it sounds and stricter than most trials.
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Almost every free VPN meters your bandwidth. Proton meters your devices instead, and picks the country for you. That single swap changes who the plan suits.
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Signal gave away the entire product and charged for one thing: keeping your message history past 45 days. That is the whole pricing model of a nonprofit messenger.