Fair use
Membership has no meter. This page says what that means, and where the edges are.
No counter, no monthly allowance
A member asks as many questions as the work needs, runs Deep Analysis as often as it helps, and imports the whole archive without watching a number. Nothing resets on the first of the month, and nothing you didn't use is lost. The usage panel in Settings shows documents and storage, and that's all it shows.
Why it can be unmetered
Membership is by admission and the price is set for the archive, not the question. Reading a hundred thousand files and answering from them costs real compute, and that cost is built into the membership rather than sold back to you in packs. The only thing a ceiling has to do is keep one archive from crowding out the others.
Where the edges are
There are ceilings, and they're wide. They exist for the case where something automated is driving the archive: a script asking thousands of questions an hour, or a connector re-importing the same folders in a loop. A person working at a normal pace, even a hard one, doesn't meet them. If one is ever reached, the answer says so plainly and the work resumes shortly after. Nothing is billed for it.
Nothing in progress is ever stopped
Ceilings are checked when new work starts, never in the middle of it. An import that has begun runs to the end. An answer that is being composed is finished. The pages behind an answer are always read in full.
Seats
A member's seats share the archive and share its fair use. A colleague with a seat asks under the same terms as the member; their questions stay their own.
If you need more than this
An archive larger than 250,000 documents, or a use that runs the archive by machine, is a conversation rather than a plan. Write to support@docustrata.com.