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Understand PreviewShip plans before you hit a limit
Understand project limits, daily and monthly deploy quotas, upload allowances, PreviewShip watermark removal, preview expiry windows, and which plan fits each workflow.
Updated 2026-04-17
Answer First
PreviewShip plans are designed around preview-sharing workflows rather than production traffic. The main limits to care about are projects, deploy frequency, upload allowance, concurrent builds, PreviewShip watermark removal, and preview expiry time. Teams doing frequent review loops usually outgrow the free plan based on deploy cadence before anything else.
Key takeaways
- Free is enough for evaluation, demos, and light personal use.
- Monthly and yearly plans remove the PreviewShip watermark and unlock higher review volume and longer preview retention.
- The correct plan depends more on deploy frequency than on storage alone.
Comparison snapshot
| Limit | Pro Monthly | Pro Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Projects | 10 | 20 |
| Deploys / day | 30 | 40 |
| Deploys / month | 200 | 350 |
| Concurrent builds | 3 | 3 |
| Preview expiry | 30 days | 365 days |
| PreviewShip watermark | Removed | Removed |
How to choose a plan
Choose based on how often your team needs to generate previews. Teams reviewing multiple iterations per day usually feel daily and monthly deploy limits before they feel project caps.
If previews need to stay available for client review over weeks or months, expiry time matters just as much as quota. If you need share links without the PreviewShip watermark, choose a Pro plan.
What the limits are really protecting
PreviewShip is optimized for fast artifact upload and quick sharing, so the limits mostly shape burst usage and storage retention rather than classic bandwidth-heavy production hosting concerns.
FAQ
- What usually pushes teams from free to paid?
- Most teams upgrade when they need watermark-free preview links, more deploys per day, more active projects, or longer preview retention for review cycles.
- Do limits affect manual upload and CLI deploys differently?
- No. Limits apply to the account workflow regardless of whether the preview was created from browser upload, editor, CLI, or MCP.
- Why is preview expiry part of pricing?
- Retention affects how long PreviewShip keeps preview artifacts and links available, which changes the cost profile for the service.