No. There are no token limits and no usage caps on any plan.
You cannot go over, because there is nothing to go over. No monthly allowance, no overage charge, no top-ups, and no throttling when your team has a busy week.
Prefer to watch? Seventy seconds on why there are no caps, and what does still limit you.
Why not
Because of how TrackIQ is priced.
Above your first $1.5M in trailing twelve-month average revenue, you pay a small percentage of revenue — falling as you grow, and never above 0.5%. That component already scales with the size of your business, and larger businesses ask more questions.
So the cost of heavier usage is already covered by the pricing model. Metering it a second time would be charging twice for the same thing.
See How Revenue-Based Pricing Works.
What that changes for you
The absence of a cap is worth more than it sounds, because usage limits distort behaviour in ways people rarely notice.
Nobody has to ration. No deciding whether a question is worth spending on, and no one person quietly using up a shared pool.
Roll it out to the whole team. Adding a colleague who asks a lot of questions does not raise your bill.
Ask the follow-up. The second and third questions are usually where the answer actually is. Being able to ask them freely is the point.
Your bill is predictable. It does not move because somebody had a curious month, which makes it something you can forecast rather than watch.
What can still stop you
Not volume — scope. Three things genuinely limit what you can ask, and none of them are usage:
| Limit | What it means |
|---|---|
| Your plan's features | Aria starts at Starter; SQP, DSP and AMC start at PRO; Role-based AI Agents are PRO+ |
| Your role | Aria runs under your own permissions and the selected brand |
| What Amazon has delivered | SQP publishes weekly, AMC monthly, and recent days are still filling in |
See What Aria Can and Cannot Answer and What's Included in Each Plan.
If you saw something different
That model does not exist. If you have seen pricing material describing metered AI usage, it is out of date.
If you have a question about your bill, it will be about the plan price or the revenue component, not about usage. See How Revenue-Based Pricing Works.
Related
- What Is a Token, and Do I Need to Track Usage? — what a token is, and why the answer here is no.
- TrackIQ Plans Explained — what actually differs between plans.
- Changing Plans: Upgrades and Downgrades — move up or down at any time.