Limits
The free plan limits as a public endpoint: the recording cap every recorder states, and the quotas behind every refusal.
The free plan limits as a public endpoint: the recording cap every recorder states, and the quotas behind every refusal.
The free plan has a small table of numbers: how long a hosted recording may run, how much storage an account holds, how many saves a day. Every refusal prints its number from that one table, and every recorder states the recording cap before a take starts. This endpoint is the table, public, so a recorder that cannot import it reads it live.
GET vos.so/api/limits needs no credential and answers with the free plan:
{
"plan": "free",
"limits": {
"recordingMaxSeconds": 1800,
"recordingMaxBytes": 536870912,
"storageBytes": 5368709120,
"dailySaves": 10,
"privateVoses": 20,
"versionsPerVosDay": 100
}
}The full object carries every quota the API enforces; the keys above are the ones a client states before an action. With a session, an API key or the service token, the answer is the caller's own plan.
Signed out, the answer is cached for five minutes. Access-Control-Allow-Origin
is *, so a browser extension or a page on another origin can read it.
vos record reads recordingMaxSeconds before a take and stops at it, the
way pressing Stop would, so what lands is what vos.so hosts. Offline it
falls back to its built-in 30 minutes; --max-duration overrides either.