Article quota per site
The article quota depends on the subscription of the selected site. Each site has its own quota; collaborators use the quota of the site they are working on. The quota counter takes into account generations recorded during the period, including those that were subsequently deleted. It may therefore differ from the number of articles currently visible. When a generation is launched, Sorank also checks for generation reservations already scheduled in the calendar. A slot simply planned for a future date is not the same as a generation that has already been counted.When does the quota renew?
The quota follows the monthly subscription cycle, not necessarily the calendar month. A period may for example run from the 3rd of one month to the 3rd of the next. For an annual subscription, the article quota remains organised in monthly periods. Check the cycle dates and the site counter in Sorank. The transition from a trial to a paid subscription may shift the reference points for the first cycle: do not calculate your balance based solely on the calendar month.Does deleting an article restore a generation?
No. Deleting an article that has already been counted does not automatically restore the generation quota. Removing a slot that has not yet been generated is a different action.Quota and scheduling
The generation limit and the calendar slots are two separate elements. Your plan determines your generation capacity; your selection of topics and dates organises their publication. See the editorial calendar.AI analysis limits
The number of questions, the assistants available and the ability to launch an analysis depend on your plan. Check the quota and the next availability displayed in the AI visibility section.Backlink credits
Unused monthly included credits do not carry over to the next cycle. Credits purchased on a one-off basis are retained beyond the monthly cycle; monthly credits are spent first. An available credit does not correspond to a backlink that has already been published. Consult the backlinks guide to understand opportunities and track links.Article quota calculation example
Suppose your plan allows 20 generations during the cycle and 7 generations have been counted. That leaves 13 generations available, excluding any other reservations in progress or account adjustments. If you delete 2 of those articles, the 7 generations remain counted: the quota stays at 13. If you simply add a keyword to a future calendar slot, you are preparing its generation; you have not yet created an additional article. At the start of the next cycle, the counter applies to the new period. Check the dates shown for the site: “monthly” describes the quota cycle, including when your subscription is paid annually.Can a counter be used for a different function?
Each counter corresponds to one function:
Backlink credits cannot be used to generate more articles. Likewise, the number of responses processed during an AI analysis is not a number of article generations consumed.
To change your plan, open Settings -> Billing -> Manage my plan. The subscription guide also explains how to pause or stop renewal.