Usage limits explained

Tradion meters three things. Everything else on your plan is unlimited.

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Monthly allowances

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What is not metered

These run as often as you like on any paid plan:

• Chart Analyzer analyses
• Lens captures
• Earnings Spider reports
• Trade logging and autopsy generation
• Portfolio dashboard refreshes and brokerage syncs
• Automation checks — only the AI agent step inside an automation is metered, not the condition check itself. An automation watching RSI (a 0–100 score for how hard a stock has been pushed one way recently) every 60 seconds, around the clock, costs you nothing.

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When they reset

All three counters reset on your billing cycle date — the day of the month you subscribed, not the 1st. You can see your next reset date and current balances in Settings → Monthly Usage.

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What happens at zero

You get a clear block, not a silent failure. An upgrade prompt appears naming the specific meter you exhausted and the tier that would cover it. Your options are to wait for the reset, or upgrade — which grants the new tier’s full allowance immediately rather than pro-rating it.

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What each meter really counts

A quant session is one message sent in Analysis mode — the mode that writes and runs new code. That one message usually produces several cells, each with its own chart, so a session is closer to a small research project than a single question. Follow-ups asked in Ask mode read the results already on screen. They cost nothing and there is no limit on them. Use Ask hard before spending another Analysis message. Agent runs are the expensive one — a single run can read SEC filings, pull earnings transcripts, score news sentiment, and search the web across 24 tools. If you are burning through them, the usual cause is an agent attached to a condition that is true most of the time, so it fires on check after check. Attach it to a condition that becomes true at a moment instead — a price crossing a level, or a once-a-day check.

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