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Free plan limits

A Cloudflare account on Workers Free can serve 100,000 requests a day, Workers and Pages Functions together, counted from midnight UTC; past that, requests fail until the day turns.

Periskopos reads how many it has used every 30 minutes (Account Analytics: Read, already in the Cloudflare setup) and shows it as a bar on the Accounts page. It notifies you once a day when usage reaches 80% of the limit, and once when it’s over.

If the account is on Workers Paid, which has no daily limit, click Mark as Workers Paid on its row and nothing is watched.

The Accounts page, with a Cloudflare account's daily Workers requests shown against the free plan's limit. The Accounts page, with a Cloudflare account's daily Workers requests shown against the free plan's limit.
A free plan's usage, on its account's row.

Other providers don’t publish usage against their plan’s limits through an API Periskopos can read (Vercel, Netlify, Supabase, Render), or only to a classic token with wide access (GitHub Actions minutes), so Cloudflare is the only one for now.