How to Set Contact Limits for SaaS Sub-Accounts
Sparkforge SaaS Mode lets you cap how many contacts a sub-account can create from the UI. APIs, forms, and workflows still bypass the limit. Plan-level limits can be overridden per sub-account.
SaaS Mode in Sparkforge supports per-plan and per-sub-account contact limits. The cap blocks UI-based contact creation — manual entry and bulk imports — but APIs, forms, and workflows can still add contacts above the limit.
Set Contact Limits on a SaaS Plan
- Open the SaaS Configurator.
- Click Edit Details on the plan you want to update.
- Open the Usage Limits tab.
- Toggle Contact Limit on (default is unlimited).
- Set the cap.
- Click Save.
Any new sub-account created on this plan — or upgraded into it — inherits the limit.
Override Contact Limits Per Sub-Account
- Go to the Sub-accounts page at the agency level.
- Open the sub-account.
- On the Manage Client page, find the Usage Limits section.
- Set the limit.
- Click Save.
The override on Manage Client beats the plan-level setting. If the sub-account upgrades plans later, the limit resets to the new plan's value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isn't the limit hard-blocking all contact creation?
The cap only restricts UI-based creation. Contacts coming in through APIs, forms, and workflows still pass through. This is intentional — it stops bulk manual entry without breaking automation.
What happens when a sub-account hits the limit?
UI-based actions like Add Contact and bulk imports get blocked. Existing contacts and incoming leads via forms and APIs are unaffected.
Can I set different limits on different plans?
Yes. Each SaaS plan in the configurator has its own Usage Limits tab.
What if I upgrade a sub-account that has an override?
The plan upgrade resets the limit to the new plan's value, overwriting the manual override.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isn't the limit hard-blocking all contact creation?
What happens when a sub-account hits the limit?
Can I set different limits on different plans?
What if I upgrade a sub-account that has an override?
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