Automatic discovery and plan caps

Nothing to pick, on a paid plan

On a paid plan you do not build a list of pages for Rabbot to watch. It finds your storefront pages on its own: product pages, collections, policy pages, and your home page, and starts monitoring them straight away. There is no setup step and nothing to tick.

Each plan has a cap on how many URLs Rabbot can hold at once: 20 on Free, 1,000 on Starter, 5,000 on Growth, and 15,000 on Pro. On a paid plan, automatic discovery fills that cap for you.

If your catalogue is bigger than your cap

Most stores fit comfortably inside their plan’s cap. If yours does not, Rabbot still works: it monitors up to the cap rather than stopping or erroring out. Nothing breaks, and you keep full coverage of the pages already inside the cap.

The URLs guarded tile on the dashboard shows your current count against your cap, so you always know where you stand. The same figure appears at the top of Monitored URLs, with a progress bar under it.

Raising the cap

Moving up a plan raises the ceiling, and discovery fills the new room on its own. You do not need to reinstall or ask us to rescan your store: the next check simply covers more pages.

If you are close to your cap and your catalogue is growing, that is the time to look at the next plan up rather than wait for pages to fall out of coverage.

On the Free plan you choose

Free does not run discovery. Rabbot starts you with a smart pick of your 20 most important pages (homepage, top collections, best sellers) and you can swap any of them at any time. That first pick happens once, at install; after it the 20 slots are yours to add to, remove from, or replace in the app’s URL settings.

That means Free covers a slice of your catalogue, chosen deliberately, rather than all of it. If more than 20 pages are worth protecting, an upgrade is the way to widen coverage: the cap rises and automatic discovery takes over the finding.

What counts against the cap

Every page type Rabbot watches on your storefront counts the same way: a product page, a collection page, a policy page, and your home page each take one slot. Pages on a domain that is not your store are never counted, because discovery stays on your store’s own domain. See Which URLs Rabbot monitors for the full list of what is and is not covered.