> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.workbolt.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Daily Limit

> How daily submission limits work, when they reset, and what affects them.

## What is the daily limit?

Every job on WorkBolt has a **daily limit** — the maximum number of tasks or submissions you can complete in a single day. Once you've reached your limit, the **Join Conversation** or submission button will show "Daily Limit Reached" and you won't be able to take on more tasks until the limit resets.

Your daily limit is shown as a ring indicator on your active project card in the dashboard, displaying how many submissions you've used out of your total for the day.

## When does it reset?

Your daily limit resets **every 24 hours based on your time zone**. At midnight in your local time zone, your count goes back to zero and you can start submitting again.

<Info>
  Make sure your time zone is set correctly in your profile. The reset is tied to **your** time zone, not a universal clock.
</Info>

## What affects your daily limit?

Your daily limit is **not fixed** — it can change based on several factors:

### Job performance and quality

Your submission quality is the **biggest factor** that influences your daily limit. The WorkBolt team monitors quality metrics across your submissions, and your limit is adjusted accordingly:

| Performance                             | Effect on daily limit            |
| --------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- |
| **Consistently high quality**           | Limit may be increased over time |
| **Average quality**                     | Limit stays at the default level |
| **Poor quality or repeated rejections** | Limit is significantly reduced   |

<Warning>
  Poor performance **heavily** affects your daily limit. Repeated low-quality submissions, high rejection rates, or failing to follow project guidelines can result in a sharp reduction — in some cases down to just a few submissions per day or even zero.
</Warning>

### Other factors

* **Job default** — Each job has a default daily limit set by the project. This is your starting point when you begin working on a new job.
* **Per-expert adjustment** — The WorkBolt team can adjust your limit individually based on your track record, reliability, and the project's needs.
* **Project demand** — Limits may be adjusted across the board when a project needs more or fewer submissions.

## How to check your daily limit

On your dashboard, each active project card shows:

* A **ring indicator** displaying your progress (e.g., 3 of 10 used)
* The **remaining submissions** you have left for the day

When the ring is full, you've reached your limit for that job.

## How to increase your daily limit

<Steps>
  <Step title="Focus on quality">
    Follow all project guidelines carefully. Make sure your submissions are accurate, complete, and meet the quality standards outlined in the job's certification and recording guidelines.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Minimize rejections">
    Review feedback on any rejected submissions and avoid repeating the same mistakes. A low rejection rate signals reliability.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Be consistent">
    Submit work regularly and maintain steady quality over time. Consistent contributors are more likely to see their limits increased.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Can I request a higher daily limit?">
    You can reach out to [support@workbolt.ai](mailto:support@workbolt.ai) to discuss your limit, but increases are primarily driven by your performance metrics. Demonstrating consistent high-quality work is the most effective way to get a higher limit.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="My limit dropped suddenly — what happened?">
    A sudden drop usually means recent submissions were flagged for quality issues. Check your [job reviews](/jobs/job-review) for feedback, address the issues, and your limit can recover as your quality improves.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Does the daily limit apply to all jobs?">
    Each job has its own independent daily limit. Reaching the limit on one job doesn't affect your ability to work on other jobs.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="What if my daily limit is zero?">
    A limit of zero means you've been temporarily paused on that job, usually due to quality concerns. Review your recent feedback and contact [support@workbolt.ai](mailto:support@workbolt.ai) if you believe this is an error.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>