Plan Summary
Member, project and environment counts are per organization. A Free organization has one seat, so it cannot invite anyone.
Per-Service Limits
Each service can be configured up to these tier-specific maximums.
The floor for any service is 0.05 cores and 64 MiB. A new service starts at 0.1 cores and 128 MiB.
Replicas multiply resource usage. A service configured with 2 CPU cores and 4
replicas counts as 8 CPU cores against your organization’s pool.
Organization Resource Pools
Beyond per-service caps, every organization has a shared resource budget across all services in all environments. Deployments are blocked when they would exceed any pool limit.
TCP proxies are a paid feature. Free organizations cannot create one.
You can see current usage against these pools on the Usage page in your organization sidebar.
Volume Limits
Volume sizes range from 1 GB to 1000 GB and count toward your organization’s storage pool. A Free organization has a 1 GB storage pool, so it can run one 1 GB volume.
Free Tier Bandwidth
At 5 Mbit/s a service sends about 625 KB per second, so large responses and file downloads are noticeably slower on the Free plan than on a paid one.
Free Tier Request Headers
Clients connecting to a Free plan service over HTTPS must finish sending their request headers within 120 seconds. This protects shared edge infrastructure from slow or stalled clients and does not limit how long a request may take once its headers have arrived. See Connection Timeouts for the timeouts that apply on every plan.
Log Retention
Images on the Free Plan
Free organizations can deploy Suga’s approved template images, or build from a connected GitHub repository. Deploying an arbitrary image from a registry requires a paid plan. See Templates for what is available.CPU and Memory Ratio
Suga Cloud requires per-service memory to fall within 1 GiB to 6.5 GiB per CPU core. This applies to every service, on every tier.What Happens at a Limit
To increase your limits, upgrade your plan or contact us about Enterprise pricing.