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 Rate limits cap how many requests your team can make per minute, while concurrency limits cap how many jobs can run in parallel. Both are set by your plan; exceeding either returns a `429` response. See [Errors](/api-reference/errors) for the full error catalog and a retry-with-backoff snippet.
 
-## Billing Model
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-Firecrawl uses subscription-based monthly plans. There is no pure pay-as-you-go model, but the **auto-recharge feature** provides flexible scaling. Once you subscribe to a plan, you can automatically purchase additional credits when you dip below a threshold. Larger auto-recharge packs offer better rates. To test before committing to a larger plan, start with the Free or Hobby tier.
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-Plan downgrades take effect at the next renewal. Unused-time credits are not issued.
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 ## Concurrent Browser Limits
 
 Concurrent browsers control how many pages Firecrawl can process for you in parallel. Your plan sets the ceiling; any jobs beyond it wait in a queue until a browser frees up.