GitStream Soft Limits for Free Accounts
To enhance platform performance and optimize resource allocation, GitStream applies a soft limit of 250 pull requests (PRs) per month per organization for free accounts. This measure ensures a balanc…
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by Steven Silverstone
To enhance platform performance and optimize resource allocation, GitStream applies a soft limit of 250 pull requests (PRs) per month per organization for free accounts. This measure ensures a balanced experience for all users while maintaining the efficiency of GitStream’s automation capabilities.
How GitStream Soft Limits Work
- Free-tier organizations operate with a monthly cap of 250 PRs.
- Once this limit is reached, GitStream automatically posts a comment on each new PR, notifying users about the threshold.
- This limitation is software-based only—automations remain unaffected. Future enforcement may be introduced if necessary, ensuring minimal disruption to real users.
Why Implement Soft Limits?
- Optimized Resource Usage – Managing high-volume free-tier usage helps maintain system performance and efficiency.
- Clearer Product Structure – GitStream is positioned as a core part of LinearB’s premium offering, distinguishing between free and paid tiers.
What Happens When the Limit is Reached?
Once an organization exceeds 250 PRs per month, GitStream:
- Posts an automatic notification comment on each new PR.
- Continues running automations without restriction.
- Allows users to explore LinearB’s premium plans for expanded GitStream capabilities.
Learn More
Full details on GitStream’s limits are available in the documentation:🔗 GitStream Limits Documentation
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