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Yes. Included data requests and AI credits reset monthly on both monthly and yearly subscriptions. Yearly billing changes when you pay, not how often your usage allowances reset.

One data request is one successful query or complete fetch from a connected source that does not come from cache. A query still counts when it returns no rows or unchanged data. Failed fetches and cached results do not count. Each successful source query counts even if a later step in the task fails. One complete API fetch counts once, including its required pages. Three separate fresh queries count as three requests.

No. Viewing saved data does not use requests. A refresh uses one request for each successful, uncached source query it runs. Reusing one fetched result across multiple charts counts once. Filtering uses requests only when it starts a fresh source query.

No. Each successful, uncached source fetch counts once, whether it starts from a manual action, a schedule, a report, an alert, AI, the API, or MCP. Temporary AI exploration counts too, even if you do not save the result. There are no activity multipliers.

No. AI credits pay for Chartbrew AI work. Data requests pay for fresh source fetches. An AI task can use both allowances. Both are shared by your team, and neither is tied to an individual dashboard or person.

Yes. Data-request top-ups cover occasional spikes, and AI credit top-ups are available on every plan. You do not need a higher plan just to use more AI. Automatic top-ups require you to opt in and set a spending cap.

New source fetches pause. Your saved work and available cached results remain accessible. You can still create and edit without fetching fresh data. Add requests or upgrade to resume source fetches. Saved results can be out of date while updates are paused.

New Chartbrew AI work pauses. You can still work manually, and non-AI data refreshes continue while you have data requests available. Add AI credits to resume AI work.

Yes. All plans use the same refresh scheduling rules, subject to shared technical limits. You can refresh a few sources often or many sources less often. Each successful, uncached fetch uses your team's data-request allowance.

Your 14-day trial starts after you sign up. No credit card is required, and you are not charged when it ends. Choose a paid plan when you are ready to continue.

You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your account settings. Choose your plan based on the data requests your team needs.

Yes. Chartbrew is open source. You can run it on your own infrastructure. View the self-hosting guide on GitHub.

Contact us if you have a problem with your subscription. See the terms in our refund policy.