How many blogs can I have?

The figure that is written down

The FAQ under systeme.io's pricing table lists the free plan in full: 2,000 contacts, 3 sales funnels, 1 blog, 1 course, 1 affiliate program and 1 custom domain.

For the paid plans the same FAQ gives contacts, funnels and courses. It names no blog figure for Startup. It describes Webinar as unlimited everything plus automated webinars, and Unlimited as all features.

The comparison table higher up that page carries a Blogs row and a Blog posts row for every plan. That table is where to read a number for a paid plan, because the FAQ underneath it does not give one.

What a blog is tied to

Creating one starts at the Sites tab, then Blogs, then Create. The popup asks for a name, a blog domain, a URL path and a template, so every blog is attached to a domain and a path on it.

systeme.io states no limit of one blog per domain. It describes the domain-level sitemap as grouping the individual sitemaps of all the blogs and funnels associated with that domain.

The free plan includes one custom domain.

What happens if a plan limit is passed

Feature limits are enforced the same way contact limits are, and the case that trips it is a plan change: cancelling a paid subscription back to free, or downgrading.

Anything over the limit is shown in red in the subscription summary at Profile picture, then Settings, then My plan, so the excess can be found. On a paid plan the account is upgraded to the next tier automatically instead of being restricted. Content is not deleted either way.

When a second blog is not the answer

Wanting two subjects kept apart is the usual reason for asking. Categories already do that inside one blog: each one has a page of its own, a URL path of its own and its own SEO title and description.

Wanting a general website is the other reason, and a second blog is the wrong tool for it. The Websites feature under Sites builds a multi-page site with its own navigation, global styles and ready-made login, contact and search pages.