What counts as a "page"?

A page is anything with its own address. Anything you can link to directly and that gets its own line in the browser's address bar.

These count as one page each

What matters is the address, not the amount of content. A long home page with a hero, services, pricing, testimonials and a contact form is one page. Three short subpages are three.

The home page counts along with the rest. People often read the limit as applying to subpages only, as if "20 pages" meant a home page and twenty more were allowed on top. It does not work that way: we count addresses, and the home page has one like everything else. A site with a home page and four subpages is five pages, not four.

These do not count

• Sections on the same page, even if the navigation jumps to them.
• Dialogs and overlays that appear on top of a page.
• Content produced from the same template. A blog with 200 articles needs one article view, not 200 pages.
• Legal notice and privacy policy do count, because they have their own addresses. Include them if your limit is tight.

How many pages does my plan have?

The limit applies per project, not per account. Three projects on the Dev plan get 20 pages each.

If that is not enough, every plan can book the +10 pages add-on at 4 EUR per month. It belongs to that project and stays with it even when you switch plans, in either direction.

You book it inside the project, and only once the limit is reached: a box then appears above the board with your current count and a +10 pages button. While there is still room, that button is nowhere to be seen, because a package added to a project with free pages would change nothing. Under Billing the add-on is listed as well, and from there it sends you back to the project.

If the add-on shows the label "coming soon" instead of a price, the purchase is not set up in your account yet. Talk to support in that case.

Where your current count is shown

In the project settings, in the Domain tile, there is a line such as "7 / 20 pages". It is counted after every ticket AdenAI finishes. Not estimated, but taken from the addresses that really exist in your project.

As long as nothing has ever been built in a project, it says "pages not counted yet" and no number. That is on purpose: a "0" would be a claim about something nobody has looked at yet. And as long as nothing has been counted, no limit applies.

Above your tickets the count only shows up in the exceptional case, that is when the limit has been reached. Then there is a line with the number and a +10 pages button.

When the limit is reached

Your ticket still starts. What is blocked is creating new pages, not working on your project. Changing texts, changing colours, swapping images, fixing bugs, adding a section: all of that carries on as before. Dialogs, tabs and expandable areas inside an existing page are not new pages either.

This used to be different and was changed on 2026-08-09. Before that, no ticket at all would start once the limit was reached. A trial account with three pages could then not even have a typo fixed. Whoever has paid should be able to keep working on their project.

Only if a job really cannot be done without a new page does AdenAI build nothing. It then says in its own words why an additional page would be needed, the ticket moves to Blocked, and the thread tells you the way forward: a larger plan or the +10 pages add-on. Existing pages stay online, nothing is deleted.

Your options then: merge pages, buy the add-on, or move to Pro. See What happens after the trial?. Once you have cleared the obstacle, set the ticket back to Open by hand, see Changing a ticket status.