Limits explained
Limits keep LableAI available for everybody and keep its costs under control. This page lists every limit and explains how it is counted. The plan table is on Plans and pricing.
Messages
A message is one thing you send. The answer and the searches the AI makes to prepare it do not count extra.
- Without an account: 15 messages per day on one device.
- Free: 100 messages a day.
- Plus: no message limit, with the fair use rules below.
A day is counted in UTC time and starts again at midnight UTC. When you use up your messages, the message box tells you at what time you can write again, in your own time zone. Messages you did not use do not carry over.
Length of one message
Without an account 500 characters, on Free 5,000, on Plus no limit. If your message is too long, the app tells you before it is sent.
Pictures and files
Up to 3 pictures per message on Free and 10 on Plus. There is no limit per day. Pictures are scaled down to at most 1080 pixels before they are looked at. Text files can be added on Plus, up to 2 MB each, and the first 60,000 characters are used.
LableAI Pro and Deep Research
These are only on Plus. LableAI Pro has 100 messages a day and Deep Research 5 a day. When LableAI Pro is used up for the day, the app switches back to LableAI Flash and tells you. When Deep Research is used up, your message is answered normally. The counts start again at midnight UTC.
Storage
Your saved chats count toward your storage: 1 GB on Free and 20 GB on Plus. Settings > Data shows how much you use. When it is full, you cannot add to your chats until you delete some. See Data and storage.
Memory notes
Up to 20 notes on Free and 200 on Plus, each at most 300 characters. See Memory.
Fair use and protection
Even where there is no message limit, we pause accounts and networks that send an unusual number of messages in a short time. The exact rules are on Abuse protection. LableAI also has a daily capacity for all people together. If it is reached, the app says it is very busy and asks you to try again later.