Plans

Plan Tiers

Snipp offers three tiers to suit different needs. All plans include full API access.

	Free	Plus	Enterprise
Price	Free	$4.99/mo	$49/mo
Max File Size	50 MB	No per-file limit	No per-file limit
Weekly Usage Limit	2 GB	20 GB	50 GB
Upload Rate	7 uploads/sec	7 uploads/sec	7 uploads/sec
Priority Streaming	10 min/month	100 min/month	100 min/month
API Access	Yes	Yes	Yes
Teams	No	No	Yes
Plus Badge	No	Yes	Yes
Priority Support	No	Yes	Yes

Weekly Usage Limit

Each plan has a 7-day upload quota. Your account is assigned a fixed reset day and time when you sign up, and that slot never moves. Once a week, at that exact moment, the entire counter returns to zero. The window does not slide, and it does not depend on when you upload. It is not a continuous tally of the last seven days, and an idle week neither stacks quota nor delays your reset. Unused allowance does not carry over. You can see your next reset in Settings under Billing. Failed uploads do not count against the limit. Only successfully stored files consume bytes. Deleting a file does not restore weekly quota. The limit measures upload throughput per window, not stored bytes, so any successful upload counts for the full window even if the file is later removed.

Priority Minutes

Every account gets priority streaming for short videos. Priority videos are served with adaptive bitrate (HLS), which means fast seeking and multiple quality levels from 240p up to the source resolution. Once the budget is spent, videos fall back to standard quality, served directly from storage with no adaptive bitrate. Each plan gets a monthly budget of priority minutes:

Plan	Priority Minutes
Free	10 minutes/month
Plus	100 minutes/month
Enterprise	100 minutes/month

A video’s duration counts against the budget, not its file size. Only videos use priority minutes; images never do.

There is a 60-minute per-video cap. Videos longer than 60 minutes always play in standard quality regardless of how much budget you have left.

The priority-minutes budget uses a 30-day window on a fixed schedule: your account is assigned a reset date and time at signup, and the full budget returns every 30 days at that moment whether or not you stream. When your monthly budget runs out, videos still upload and play normally. They simply fall back to standard quality instead of priority streaming, with no block or error.

Checking Your Plan

You can view your current plan and weekly usage in three places:

Website: the Settings page shows your plan, max file size, weekly usage bar, and reset time.
Discord bot: run /usage for the same view inside Discord. See Discord Bot.
API: call GET /users/@me.

Checking Your Plan via the API

Call GET /users/@me to see your current plan status and weekly storage usage. The response includes:

{
  "user": {
    "plus": true,
    "enterprise": false,
    "uploads": 42,
    "limits": {
      "plan": "plus",
      "maxFileSize": null,
      "usage": {
        "used": 1073741824,
        "limit": 21474836480,
        "usedPercent": 5,
        "windowStart": "2026-05-01T00:00:00.000Z",
        "windowEnd": "2026-05-08T00:00:00.000Z",
        "resetsInSeconds": 172800
      }
    }
  }
}

Field	Description
`plus`	`true` if you have an active Plus subscription
`enterprise`	`true` if you have an Enterprise plan
`uploads`	Total number of files you have uploaded
`limits.plan`	Active plan (`free`, `plus`, or `enterprise`)
`limits.maxFileSize`	Maximum size per file in bytes. `null` on Plus and Enterprise (no per-file limit; only weekly quota applies)
`limits.usage.used`	Bytes uploaded in the current window
`limits.usage.limit`	Total bytes allowed per window
`limits.usage.usedPercent`	Percentage of the weekly cap consumed, rounded to the nearest integer (0–100+)
`limits.usage.windowStart`	When the current window started, derived from the account’s fixed reset schedule
`limits.usage.windowEnd`	When the current window resets: the account’s fixed reset moment, the same day and time every week
`limits.usage.resetsInSeconds`	Seconds until the current window resets

Teams

Enterprise accounts can create Teams: shared workspaces with their own gallery, upload quota, and access key.

An Enterprise user can create up to 3 teams.
Each team holds up to 10 members by default, including the owner. Enterprise plans can be issued with a different seat count.
Only Enterprise users can create a team. Members can be on any plan, including Free: the team’s subscription covers every seat, and uploads to a team use the team’s limits rather than the member’s own.
A user can belong to at most 10 teams, and each team can hold at most 5 active invite links at a time.
Each team has its own 7-day quota, separate from any member’s personal quota: 20 GB per member, with a floor of 50 GB. A team of 3 gets 60 GB per week, a full team of 10 gets 200 GB. It follows the same fixed-schedule model: the team has its own reset day and time, and the full quota returns at that moment every week. Uploads to a team never count against a member’s personal limit.
Team posts can be unlisted or private only. They never appear on Discover, and have no likes or views.
Only members of a team can view or comment on that team’s posts.

Each team has a single access key. Anyone holding it can upload to the team gallery; only the team owner can regenerate or delete it. See Team Access Keys.

Upgrading

You can upgrade to Plus anytime from the pricing page or your account settings. Your new limits take effect immediately. For Enterprise plans, reach out to support@snipp.gg.

What Happens When You Downgrade

Your existing uploads remain accessible regardless of plan changes.
Files that exceed your new plan’s size limit cannot be re-uploaded if deleted.
Plus features such as the Plus badge are removed at the end of your billing period.

Getting Started

Concepts

Plan Tiers

Weekly Usage Limit

Priority Minutes

Checking Your Plan

Checking Your Plan via the API

Teams

Upgrading

What Happens When You Downgrade

​Plan Tiers

​Weekly Usage Limit

​Priority Minutes

​Checking Your Plan

​Checking Your Plan via the API

​Teams

​Upgrading

​What Happens When You Downgrade

Plan Tiers

Weekly Usage Limit

Priority Minutes

Checking Your Plan

Checking Your Plan via the API

Teams

Upgrading

What Happens When You Downgrade