Where the caps are, and where they are not
notrack.ai does not cap how many messages the free chat answers in a day, in any of the 46 languages it supports. The ceiling that does exist is memory: the free chat holds 5,000 tokens of conversation, and a $14-a-month Plus plan raises that to 20,000. A separate API charges per token instead of setting a message cap at all.
Reading a service for its limits, rather than for its adjectives, means asking what is actually capped and what is not capped at all. notrack.ai gives a specific answer on both counts, and the two answers turn out to be different things entirely.
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No cap on daily messages
The free chat has no published limit on how many messages you can send in a day. That is one specific ceiling removed, not a claim that none exist anywhere in the product at all โ the ceiling that remains is how much of the conversation the model can hold at once, which is a separate number from message count.
The real ceiling is memory, not messages
The free tier remembers up to 5,000 tokens of a conversation. Plus, at $14 a month or $140 a year, raises that to 20,000 tokens, and also raises the number of photos processed per day and how many replies can be read aloud. Pro is $49 a month. The message count was never the bottleneck; the memory window always was.
What replaced the account: promotions
The free chat shows promotions instead of asking for an account or a subscription up front. Plus removes them entirely. Nothing about that trade involves a content filter or a topic restriction โ the free and paid chat differ in memory size, photo volume and voice replies, not in what either one will discuss with the person typing.
The API prices by the token instead of by a cap
api.notrack.ai runs a separate model on its own hardware, with a 64K context window, no logs and no system prompt attached to it. It costs $0.25 per 1M input tokens and $1.00 per 1M output tokens, paid from prepaid credit rather than a monthly subscription, with $1 of free credit on a new key for the first 7 days.
What it does not remove
notrack.ai does not claim to have no limits at all: the memory window is a real ceiling on both the free and Plus tiers, and the API still runs out of credit once it is spent, the same as any prepaid balance would. What is missing is a daily message cap and a subscription requirement on the chat, not every ceiling a chat service could plausibly have somewhere inside it, on the free tier or the paid one.