Article overview
Your project limit depends on your subscription plan. Understand how projects are allocated and keep your workspace organized within your plan's limits.
Each WellSaid Studio subscription includes a set number of projects. Knowing your limit — and how to work within it — keeps your workspace running smoothly. Here's what you need to know about project allocations and how to manage your space.
Project limits by plan
Your project limit is determined by your subscription plan:
- Starter: Up to 10 projects
- Pro: Unlimited projects
- Business: Unlimited projects
- Enterprise: Unlimited projects
Project allowances do not renew. You have a fixed number of projects for the life of your subscription — not per billing cycle.
Managing your projects
You can create and delete projects at any time, as long as you stay within your plan's limit. Deleting a project frees up that slot so you can create a new one.
For example, a Starter plan allows up to 10 active projects. If you're at your limit, delete an existing project to make room for a new one.
Troubleshooting
If you see "Something went wrong. Please try again" when you create a new project, you may have reached your plan's project limit. Try refreshing the page first. If the error continues, you can either:
- Delete some of your projects
- Contact us at support@wellsaidlabs.com so we can review your options and help you through your setup.
FAQs
Q: Do my projects reset at the start of a new billing cycle?
A: No. Your project allowance is fixed for the duration of your subscription and does not reset monthly or annually.
Q: What happens if I reach my project limit?
A: You won't be able to create new projects until you delete an existing one. Deleting a project immediately frees up that slot.
Q: Will I lose my audio if I delete a project?
A: Yes. Deleting a project permanently removes it and all the audio inside it. Download any audio you want to keep before deleting.
Q: Can I upgrade my plan to get more projects?
A: Yes. Upgrading to Pro, Business, or Enterprise gives you unlimited projects.
Q: Can I duplicate or copy a project?
A: Not at this time. To start a similar project, create a new project and add your script and voices. Replacements saved to your Pronunciation Library, and to your Team Library if you're on a team, are available in your other projects, so you won't need to recreate them.