Seats
An organization pays for the larger of two numbers:- Its members.
- The seats that the owner bought.
Shared limits
The start-rate and concurrency numbers of the plan are one shared pool for the whole organization. Boat multiplies them by the number of seats. Example: a 5-seat organization on the $20 plan gets:- If one member uses all of the hourly start budget, Boat refuses every other member’s
new,forkandresumebilled to the organization. This lasts until the window rolls. - Personal sandboxes use the member’s own personal limits.
- The seat multiplier applies only while the organization’s plan is active. Without a plan, remaining credit packs still run sandboxes, at the limits of a single seat.
Per-member caps
One shared balance means one member can spend all of it. So the owner can cap each member on the Organization tab. Both caps are unlimited by default.- Caps apply only to organization-billed sandboxes.
- A sandbox counts against the caps of its creator. This is also true when a teammate resumes it.
In both cases, Boat snapshots and stops the member’s organization sandboxes within about a minute. Nothing is lost. The sandboxes can resume again when the owner raises the cap or the billing window renews.