Plans, limits and your free trial
Stackly has five plans: Free, Starter, Growth, Pro and Business. Each plan sets how much you can create. For prices and exact numbers, see the Pricing page, or Billing & Plans → Upgrade plan inside the app.
What the limits mean
| Limit | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Links | Short links you create. Monthly limits reset on your renewal date. |
| Clicks | Visits to your links in each billing cycle. You can buy more with a top-up. |
| Visiting cards | Digital visiting cards (e-cards). |
| Event pages | Event pages you've made. Free includes 2 in total. |
| Custom domains | Your own domains for short links. Not on Free or Starter. |
| Team members | People in your workspace, including you. |
| Notes | Stack Notes. |
| Data retention | How many days of analytics stay in your dashboard. Older data moves to an archive. See data retention. |
Business has custom limits. Click Talk to sales on the plans page.
Features that need a plan
- UTM Builder: Starter and above.
- Campaigns, Leads, Brand Deals and hiding Stackly branding: Growth and above. The menu shows a Pro tag on these until you upgrade.
- Integrations (Google Sheets, Slack, Discord) and downloading archived data: Growth and above.
- API keys: not on Free or Starter.
Your free trial
Every new account starts on Free with a 7-day trial. The plan chip at the top of the screen shows Trial Active and the days left.
When the 7 days end and you're still on Free:
- You can't create new short links, bulk links, event pages or personal links.
- Everything you already made keeps working: links still open, event pages stay online and personal links still work.
- The chip changes to Trial Expired. Click it to upgrade.
Upgrade to any paid plan to start creating again. See billing and plans.
Event pages on Free
Free includes 2 event pages in total. Deleting one doesn't give the slot back. For example, a yoga studio that makes 2 events and deletes one still can't make a third without upgrading. On paid plans, deleting an event frees its slot.
See your usage
- Dashboard: the Plan usage box shows this month. Use the arrows to see earlier months.
- Billing & Plans: the Usage section shows each limit with how much is left.
Good to know
- If a paid plan ends without renewal, the chip shows your plan name with Expired, and you can't create new items until you renew.
- At 100% of a limit you'll see Limit reached. Upgrade, or for clicks, buy a top-up.