1import{B as e,R as t,St as n,kt as r}from"./CzsObDY8.js";import"./xihTtKlq.js";import"./C5qy-xbg.js";var i=r({default:()=>l,metadata:()=>a}),a={title:`Pricing Ethos`,description:`Understand PocketHost's Pay Per PocketBase pricing and Fair Use policy`},{title:o,description:s}=a,c=e(`<h1>Pricing Ethos</h1> <p>At PocketHost, we believe in keeping things simple and transparent. <strong>Pay Per PocketBase</strong> is our only hosting product: <strong>$9.99 per slot per month</strong>, <strong>$59.99 per slot per year</strong>, or <strong>$149.99 lifetime per slot</strong>.</p> <h2>Pay Per PocketBase</h2> <p>Each paid slot adds:</p> <ul><li><strong>250 MB</strong> pooled DB data storage</li> <li><strong>10 GB</strong> pooled file storage</li> <li><strong>One powered-on</strong> PocketBase at a time</li></ul> <p>Create <strong>unlimited instance records</strong>. Your slot count (<code>subscription_quantity</code>) sets how many PocketBases you can <strong>power on</strong> at once. Add another slot, add another PocketBase.</p> <ul><li><strong>Fair use bandwidth and CPU</strong> on all paid slots</li> <li><strong>7-day risk-free trial</strong> on monthly signup</li> <li><strong>Community support</strong> on Discord for everyone</li></ul> <p>See <a href="/pricing">pricing</a> for checkout.</p> <h2>Fair Use Policy</h2> <p><strong>Unlimited doesnât mean infinite</strong></p> <p>Bandwidth and CPU are unmetered under fair use. Storage is pooled per slot as above.</p> <ul><li><strong>Fair use basis</strong>: Use resources similarly to the average active app on our platform</li> <li><strong>Resource management</strong>: Your app scales up or down based on its needs</li> <li><strong>Good citizenship</strong>: Be mindful of resource consumption to ensure a positive experience for all users</li></ul> <p>For more details, please refer to our complete <a href="/terms">Fair Use Policy</a>.</p>`,1);function l(e){var r=c();n(24),t(e,r)}export{l as n,i as t};
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