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What counts as a prompt

How Promptive defines a prompt, how plan limits work, and how to manage your active prompt count.

TTWritten by Tyler Truffi, Co-founder·Updated Apr 20, 2026·3 min readconcepts

Definition

A prompt in Promptive is a single query that is sent to every engine on your plan, once per day. Your plan limit is the number of prompts you can have in Active status at any given time.

Suggested prompts and Inactive prompts do not count toward your limit. Only Active prompts do.

Response volume

Because each prompt is sent to every engine daily, one active prompt generates multiple responses per day. The math:

PlanEnginesActive promptsResponses/dayResponses/month
Trial32060~1,800
Starter350150~4,500
Pro4100400~12,000
Growth4200800~24,000
Scale44001,600~48,000

How limits work

When you reach your active prompt limit, you can't add new prompts without first deactivating existing ones. Deactivating a prompt moves it to Inactive status — tracking stops, but all historical data is preserved.

To upgrade your limit, go to Settings → Billing and choose a higher plan. Upgrades take effect immediately.

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