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Make sense of your daily cap

Pace your monthly allowance across all connected platforms.

Updated September 29, 20262 min read
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What to do

  1. Open Pilot and select Daily cap.
  2. On Pro or Studio there is no daily limit unless you set one. Turn one on and pick a number if you want submissions spread out. Monthly and platform limits still apply.
  3. On Solo the daily cap is 10. Lower it if you want to spread submissions out. The minimum is 1.
  4. Use Days off when you want no submissions on a particular day.

Good to know

The daily cap counts across your casting accounts together and resets by the Pacific calendar day. Your monthly allowance follows your billing period.

A daily cap is a maximum, not a target. Pilot needs suitable roles and working connections to use it. Pro and Studio also offer per-platform cap allocation.

During a trial, the fixed 15-per-day and 105-total limits still apply. A longer trial does not increase that total.

Make sense of your daily cap comparison
PlanDaily limitMonthly allowance
Solo10150
ProNone unless you set one (up to 30)500
StudioNone unless you set one (up to 60)1,500
Trial15105 total for the trial

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