The lifetime plans use one-time prices. The service does not create a recurring renewal charge for the listed lifetime offers. Each plan still defines how many authenticated tool requests can be made in a UTC day.
Lifetime 500 costs $1,000 and permits 500 daily calls. Lifetime 1000 costs $1,800 and permits 1,000. Lifetime Unlimited costs $2,500 and removes the product’s daily call cap. These prices do not include hosting or the customer’s ChatGPT plan.
A request to check ten connected sites can involve a site-list call and ten status calls. A follow-up that reads a draft for each site adds more calls. Count the operations, not the messages, when estimating a daily workflow.
An authenticated invocation counts even when WordPress later returns an error. Login, OAuth authorization, token refresh and tool-definition discovery are not charged against the daily allowance.
The service uses a calendar-day reset at 00:00 UTC. It is not a moving 24-hour period measured from your first request. Requests left unused at the reset do not carry forward.
The server serializes the count update before dispatching the call, so simultaneous requests cannot each claim the final remaining slot. The dashboard shows the current day’s used count and allowance.
Unlimited means the bridge does not impose a daily tool-call cap for that active entitlement. It does not mean infinite infrastructure capacity, immunity from security rules or unlimited use of another provider’s product.
Understand the lifetime access terms and choose the plan for your actual workflow. If you later buy a higher allowance, this release charges the full listed price and uses the highest active entitlement; it does not automatically calculate an upgrade credit.