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# Conversation limits & overage

## Conversation limits & overage

Each assistant has a monthly limit for new conversations.

The limit depends on the assistant tier.

### What are the monthly limits?

| Tier   | New conversations / month |
| ------ | ------------------------: |
| Answer |                     1,000 |
| Agent  |                     2,500 |
| Live   |                     6,000 |

### What counts toward the limit?

Only new conversations count.

Messages inside an existing conversation do not create a new chargeable conversation.

### What happens at the limit?

The default behavior pauses the widget for new conversations.

Visitors see a graceful availability message.

They do not see a technical error.

### How does overage work?

Overage is opt-in.

If enabled, extra conversations cost **€0.10 per conversation**.

Overage is billed separately from AI usage.

It is also separate from any managed wallet balance.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Replai does not turn on overage automatically.
{% endhint %}

### Related links

* [Pricing overview](/replai-docs/pricing-and-billing/pricing-overview.md)
* [Plans comparison](/replai-docs/features-by-tier/plans-comparison.md)
* [Multiple assistants](/replai-docs/pricing-and-billing/multiple-assistants.md)


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