Every action in a workflow that moves data is counted as a task - e.g. executing a SQL query, sending an email message, or making an API call to a third-party service.
For example, if you have a workflow that executes a SQL query and then sends the result as a Slack message, that would count as two tasks.
Only successful executions are counted. It does not matter if a task is executed manually or via a schedule.

The number of tasks you need depends on the number and complexity of workflows you have and how frequently those will be run.
For example, with 10,000 tasks per month, you could run about 6 workflows every hour, that each execute a SQL query and then send the result in a Slack message.
Or you can run a more complex mail-merge workflow that sends a personalized attachment to about 150 individual recipients every day.
Don't worry, as you reach 80% of your threshold for the month, we'll notify you via email so you're aware of your usage.
Our team is also available to work with you and ensure you're on the right task tier for your use case.

We will email you when you reach 80% of your task limit and again when you reach your task limit. Once you've maxed out your limit, workflows will stop running until you upgrade to a higher tier or your monthly task quota renews.

Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. If you upgrade, you will be charged a prorated amount for the remainder of the billing cycle. If you downgrade, you will be credited on your next invoice.

Notebooks are where you build your workflows. They contain the tasks and logic that you want to execute.
You can create as many notebooks as you want and share them with your team.
If you want to run your workflows automatically at a specific time and on a recurring basis, you can create a schedule for a notebook. You can create as many schedules as you want.

You don't need any coding skills to build workflows in PushMetrics.
Our pre-built templates make it easy to get started.
If you want to build advanced workflows from scratch, you can build workflows using our low-code editor and a simple templating language called Jinja.
If you are familiar with SQL, you can also use SQL queries in your workflows.

We also have free courses and tutorials to learn SQL and to learn Jinja templating to help you get started.

The Starter plan is great for individuals and small teams that want to automate their workflows and share them with their team.
The Professional plan is great for larger teams that want to automate more workflows and need more advanced features like white-label emails, webhooks, and self-hosted data-storage.
Especially if you want to use PushMetrics to build data products for your customers, the Professional plan is the right choice.

Yes, we offer a 14-day free trial for all plans.
You can try out all features and build as many workflows as you want.
If you need more time, just let us know and we'll be happy to extend your trial.

You can cancel your subscription at any time.
If you cancel your subscription, you will not be charged again and your workflows will be paused at the end of your billing cycle.
You can also delete your account at any time.

Yes, we offer about 20% discount if you pay annually.

Yes, we offer annual invoicing and wire transfer payments for customers on Enterprise plans.

Yes, we offer onboarding packages, where we set up your initial workflows and train your team, as well as a concierge service where we build and run your workflows for you on an ongoing basis.

Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.

Yes. We can make PushMetrics available as an on-premise deployment or provision it in a VPC at major cloud providers as part of an Enterprise Plan purchase.
Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

We're happy to answer any questions you have. Just contact us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.