Limits
Remoet is free. There are no plans, no paid tiers and nothing to upgrade to, so there is no pricing page to read. Every account gets exactly the same limits.
Every account
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Active stars | 50 |
| Unstars per 30 days | 25 |
| MCP requests per day | 5,000 |
| REST API requests per day | 5,000 |
| Link trees | 10 |
| API keys | 5, each valid 365 days |
Job data is real time for everyone.
What the numbers mean
Starring costs no budget. You can hold 50 active stars. Starring consumes nothing; only unstarring draws on a budget, 25 per rolling 30 day period. That stops cycling through the catalogue without making the useful action expensive.
Going over the star cap costs you stars. You cannot star past 50, so this only bites if your account is over the cap some other way. When it happens, Remoet emails you a warning and starts a 14 day clock. Trim back under 50 in that window and nothing is lost. If the window runs out while you are still over, the surplus is deleted: newest stars first, oldest kept. get_account reports the state and the deadline, so an agent can see it coming.
A star buys delivery, not access. The job catalogue is public: www.remoet.dev/jobs and the search_jobs tool read every open role on the board with no account-level gate and no star. Starring a company puts its new roles into your own feed and unlocks its full tech stack detail.
The daily request numbers are an abuse threshold, not a product gate. MCP and REST are counted separately, per account rather than per key, and both reset at 00:00 UTC. A normal agent session does not come close. If you are hitting them legitimately, get in touch.
Some calls are free of the daily count. get_account and the profile tools, reads and writes both, do not consume MCP requests, because checking your budget or filling in a profile should never cost you quota.
Burst limits sit in front of the daily count. MCP allows 120 requests per minute per API key on each route. REST allows 60 requests per minute per endpoint, and 30 per minute on /user/full. Both return 429. See Errors for the exact bodies.
Reading your own budgets
Ask your agent, or call the get_account tool. It returns active stars, unstars used this period, MCP and REST requests today, each with its reset time, plus any over-cap state. See MCP server.