Unit Limit Indicators (Warnings)
Understand the visual warnings on your dashboard that appear when your portfolio approaches the physical unit limits of your subscription plan.
Landager's pricing plans are tied to the volume of your portfolio. The Free tier includes capacity for up to X total units, while the Pro tier expands that limit to Y total units.
To prevent you from hitting a hard wall in the middle of a busy workday, the dashboard features intuitive Unit Limit Indicators.
Where to Look
These warnings appear directly inside the Occupancy & Units card on your main dashboard.
You will see your current unit count displayed as a fraction against your allowed limit (e.g., 18 / 20 Units).
The Color-Coded Warning System
As your property database grows, the color of that text will change to communicate your remaining capacity instantly.
1. Safe Zone (Standard Color)
- Meaning: You have plenty of room to grow.
- Trigger: You are utilizing under 80% of your current plan's limit.
- Action: No action needed. Continue adding properties and units freely.
2. The Yellow Warning (Approaching Limit)
- Meaning: You are nearing your capacity.
- Trigger: You are utilizing 80% or more of your limit (e.g., you have 16 units on a 20-unit plan).
- Action: Prepare. If you are actively acquiring a new multi-family building, you should plan to upgrade your subscription before trying to import that new property.
3. The Red Warning (At Capacity)
- Meaning: You have hit the wall. Your database is completely full based on your current tier.
- Trigger: You are utilizing 100% of your allowed units (e.g., 20 out of 20).
- Action: You must upgrade your tier immediately.
The Hard Block
If you reach the Red Warning stage (100% capacity), the system enforces a hard architectural block.
If you attempt to Add a New Unit while at capacity, the creation form will fail, generate an error message, and direct you to the Billing settings.
[!TIP] Archiving Units: Deleting or archiving old, unused units (such as a demolished structure) will free up space against your limit. The limit only counts units currently existing in your database, regardless of their status (Vacant vs Occupied).
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