Rate is 4
With the unlimited plan it's not clear about the creation rate, I got the message "You're trying to do too much in the beginning. Accounts that show unusual activity, such as high frequency of content creation, will be capped. To protect you and Roundups from potential spam, we've rate-limited your account for 24 hours." for creating 6 articles.
Can you clarify about the limit, what limit can be created avoid being marked as spam? I can plan my work or you can set a limit of how much per day in the unlimited plan.
Overall, it is good. There are many functions that need to be added to make it suitable for working as a solo entrepreneur.
Update in day 15/3/2025 i create 4 article get "You're trying to do too much too soon. Accounts exhibiting unusual activity such has high frequency content creation will be limited to protect you and Roundups from potential spam. We have rate limited your account for 24 hours."
Update 16/3/2025 i create 8 article with 1 timeout i got "You're trying to do too much too soon. Accounts exhibiting unusual activity such has high frequency content creation will be limited to protect you and Roundups from potential spam. We have rate limited your account for 24 hours." I'm not sure why the system owner doesn't specify the limitations for the user to avoid.
Josh_Roundups
Edited Mar 22, 2025Appreciate the review. Tier 3 is Unlimited Roundups per month. It doesn't need any fine print or additional clarification. I think we need to produce more content on best practices for content creation and publishing for users who are new to blogging and affiliate monetization.
Our goal is not to rate limit accounts.
Our system automatically applies a rate limit to protect a user, other users of our platform, and the company. Generating and publishing a lot of Roundups in a short period of time, all of which are very similar, would be seen as spam in the eyes of a search engine. We strongly encourage users not to publish hundreds of Roundups. This is why our TOS states that Roundups reserves the right to limit bandwidth usage or disable accounts if usage exceeds acceptable levels.
Happy you like the product and we love to see usage, but we want you, other users, and the company to succeed for the long term. We may lift limits when we see more typical usage patterns for content generation and publishing that are aligned with the interests of all users of the platform.
If there is one piece of advice I can give, as a founder that previously built and sold a business for 7 figures entirely through content generation and SEO best practices, it's not about the volume of content, it's about the quality of content and convincing people and search engines that you're the authority on the subject matter.