Overage renders allow you to continue rendering beyond your plan's monthly or annual limit without interruption. When enabled, you'll be charged a small fee per additional render instead of hitting a hard limit.
By default, when you reach your plan's render limit, API requests will fail and rendering stops. With overage renders enabled, you can continue rendering seamlessly:
Overage billing differs between image and video renders:
| Render Type | Overage Rate |
|---|---|
| Image/PDF | 2 render per request per page |
| Video | 15 renders per second of video |
For example, generating a 10-second video during overage would consume 150 overage renders (10 × 15). This is higher than the standard in-plan rate of 8 renders per second because video generation requires more processing resources.
Navigate to Workspace Settings > Billing & Usage to configure overage settings:
You'll see two options:
API requests will fail once you've used all your monthly/annual renders. You'll need to upgrade your plan or wait for your billing cycle to reset.
Keep rendering beyond your plan limit. You'll be charged per additional render based on your plan's overage rate.
To control your overage costs, you can set two types of limits:
Set a cap on the number of additional renders allowed. For example, setting this to 5,000 means rendering will stop after 5,000 overage renders.
Set a maximum dollar amount you're willing to spend on overages. For example, $50.00 limits your total overage charges to that amount.
Important: Rendering will stop when either limit is reached first. If you don't set any limits, overage charges can accumulate without restriction.
Overage renders are ideal for:
Only workspace owners can configure overage settings. Team members and collaborators can view overage usage but cannot modify the settings.
To disable overage renders, simply switch back to "Stop rendering when plan limit is reached" in your Billing & Usage settings.
