# Plans and what they include
> What each plan costs, what it allows, and the one thing that doesn't change between them — the dataset.
Source: https://hyperjobs.io/help/plans
Every plan gets the **full dataset and every filter**. Plans differ only in
volume. There is no field, no endpoint, no source, and no filter locked behind a
higher tier — a Free key and a Scale key querying the same thing get the same
rows back.
## The plans
| Plan | Price | Requests / month | Requests / minute |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Free | $0 | 500 | 10 |
| Starter | $49/mo | 50,000 | 60 |
| Growth | $199/mo | 500,000 | 300 |
| Scale | $499/mo | 5,000,000 | 1,000 |
Annual billing is **10× the monthly price** — two months free — but it isn't
self-serve: every checkout in the app is monthly. If you want to be billed
annually, write to and we'll arrange it.
Your current plan, with its limits spelled out, is on
[Billing & settings](/settings). Live usage against the quota is on the
[dashboard](/dashboard).
## What the two numbers mean
- **Requests per month** is your quota. It resets at the start of each calendar
month (UTC).
- **Requests per minute** is a rate cap over a rolling 60-second window.
Both are enforced per **account**, not per key. Ten keys on Growth share one
500,000-request pool and one 300/minute cap. See [your quota](/help/quotas), and
[rate limits](/docs/rate-limits) for how throttling behaves in practice.
A request is any authenticated call that reaches the API, including one that
matches zero rows. [`/v1/health`](/docs/api-reference/health) is unauthenticated
and free — it doesn't touch your quota, so use it for liveness probes rather
than a `limit=1` job query.
## Picking one
The honest heuristic is that plans are sized by *how you consume*, not by how big
your company is:
- **Free** is for evaluating. 500 requests is enough to run the
[quickstart](/docs/quickstart), explore [filters](/docs/guides/filtering), and
decide whether the data is what you need. It is not enough to sync the dataset.
- **Starter** covers a prototype or a small integration with steady, modest
traffic.
- **Growth** is the first plan that comfortably supports a production app plus a
daily [feed sync](/docs/guides/feed-sync).
- **Scale** is for high-volume platforms and data teams.
Page size matters more than plan choice for most people. `limit` goes to 200 on
`/v1/jobs` and 1,000 on `/v1/jobs/feed`, and each page is one request either way —
so fifty pages of 20 costs ten times what five pages of 200 costs, for identical
data. Fixing that is free; upgrading isn't.
## Above Scale
Custom limits, higher rates, and flat-file delivery exist but aren't self-serve.
Write to with a rough shape of the volume you need.
There's no bulk export through the API — no endpoint returns the whole dataset.
If you want the data as files rather than as HTTP responses, that's the same
conversation.
## Changing or stopping
Upgrades and downgrades both take effect immediately and both start a new billing
period — the mechanics are worth reading before you click, so see
[changing your plan](/help/changing-plan). To stop entirely, see
[cancelling](/help/cancelling).
## Next
What happens, and when, and to your quota.
The Stripe portal, VAT IDs, payment methods.
Reading usage, and what happens at the limit.
The plans as a pricing page.