A complete guide to understanding AI Studio and Ask AI plan limits, window-based usage, and choosing between Growth ($50/mo) and Unlimited ($97/mo).
When building with Scotify Solutions AI tools like AI Studio and Ask AI, plan limits are structured around rolling 5-hour usage windows rather than rigid monthly caps. This gives your team maximum flexibility to sprint on client builds without worrying about running out of monthly credits on day two.
What can you build with AI Studio Growth?
Mix and match project types to see what you could build in a single 5-hour usage window.
These estimates show what you can build in a single 5-hour usage window, not a monthly limit. AI Studio and Ask AI usage vary based on project complexity and the number of queries required.
If you reach your plan's included usage in a 5-hour window, AI features pause briefly until the window resets unless Extra Usage is enabled and funded.
Growth Plan ($50/mo) vs. Unlimited Plan ($97/mo) Comparison
| Feature | Growth ($50/mo) | Unlimited ($97/mo) |
|---|---|---|
| Usage Window Model | 5-hour rolling window | 5-hour rolling window |
| AI Studio & Ask AI Limit | Standard 5-hr capacity (~10–15 landing pages) | 3x capacity (~30–45 landing pages) |
| Conversation AI | 1,000 responses / month | Unlimited (fair use) |
| Voice AI Agent Minutes | 100 minutes / month combined | Unlimited (fair use) |
| Reviews AI & Content AI | Unlimited included | Unlimited included |
| Best Suited For | Single businesses & light campaign builders | Agencies, heavy builders & active sales teams |
Key Recommendations for Account Holders
- If you build 1–3 client sites per week: The Growth Plan ($50/mo) offers ample capacity per 5-hour window and includes 1,000 Conversation AI responses.
- If you run heavy AI voice campaigns or build high volumes: The Unlimited Plan ($97/mo) unlocks 3x capacity per 5-hour window and removes monthly response caps on Conversation AI and Voice AI.
- Keep Extra Usage enabled: Funding a small prepaid wallet balance ensures uninterrupted building during sudden high-volume sprints.