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What are the limits and quotas in K-Stra?

The limits the app applies, gathered in one place, as checked on the app on 2 November 2026. Most users never meet them.

In short

K-Stra analyses take up to 6 bands, 12 administrative areas or 10 drawn shapes. Imports are up to 100 MB per file and 20 files or 500 MB per user a day. Reports reach 200 pages and 50 scheduled recipients, and session-only datasets are deleted after 24 hours.

Analyses

What are the limits of an analysis?

Limits on the area keep each run within a size the engine computes in seconds. Limits on modules keep a single run readable; for more, run it again on another selection.

Limits of a K-Stra analysis
WhatLimit
Bands around an address6, from 0–120 minutes or 0.1–30 km; 8 for the Customer Loyalty catchment
Administrative areas12
Drawn shapes10, with 5,000 vertices in all
Territory of one analysis1,000,000 address points
Brands in one run10
Categories in a category mix20
Points in network coverage500
Candidate sites in a comparison5
Sales reps in a Sales analysis100, with 10 locations per rep code
Stores in a Customer Loyalty network analysis60
Data

What are the limits on importing and storing data?

The K-Stra My Data panel of a K-Stra sample account listing points, lines and areas datasets, with the lines “Today: 0 of 20 imports · 0 of 500 MB uploaded” and the storage used against the first 50 MB free.In the app
My Data · today’s allowanceThe daily import allowance and the storage used, at the bottom of My Data.

The daily allowance is per user and resets each day; My Data shows how much is left. Storage has no cap: beyond the free 50 MB it is paid in credits each month.

Limits on importing and storing data in K-Stra
WhatLimit
File size100 MB
Columns per file500
Shapes per KML or GeoJSON file100,000
Imports per user per day20 files or 500 MB, whichever comes first
Free storage per organisation50 MB, then 2 credits per 100 MB a month
Session-only datasetsdeleted at the end of the session or after 24 hours
Reports, sharing and the assistant

What are the limits on reports, sharing and the AI assistant?

These limits protect the people who receive your work as much as the server: a report email stays small enough for any inbox, and a link shared with anyone can expire.

Limits on reports, sharing and the AI assistant in K-Stra
WhatLimit
Pages in a report200, with 120 elements per page
Images in a report10 MB each
Recipients of a scheduled report50, with attachments up to 10 MB
Pages of an AI draft6
Expiry of a link for anyone7 days, 30 days or never
People invited to one analysis50
Invitation to an organisationvalid 7 days
Message to the AI assistant4,000 characters, 10 questions a minute
Quote prepared by the assistantvalid 15 minutes, runs once
Free answers without an account2
Retention

How long does K-Stra keep each kind of data?

Your analyses, datasets and reports stay as long as your account does. Some records are kept for a fixed time, listed here; the privacy policy is the reference.

How long K-Stra keeps each kind of data
DataKept for
Work of a visitor without an account24 hours
Session-only datasets24 hours at most
Requests to the AI assistant180 days
Activity events and sign-ins365 days
Audit log of an organisation24 months
Data of a closed organisationdeleted within 30 days
Records of accepted terms7 years
FAQ

What else do people ask about limits and quotas?

What happens if I reach a limit?

The app says so before anything runs or is charged: for example “Narrow the territory first” for a territory that is too large, or the daily import counter in My Data.

Can the limits be raised?

For an organisation with a specific need, write to support@k-stra.com. Most limits exist to keep each run fast for everyone.

Why is there a daily import limit?

To keep imports quick for every user on the same server. The counter at the bottom of My Data shows what is left today.

Try it

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