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How Many Follow-Up Questions You Can Ask
Follow-up questions are limited per session, and the limit depends on your plan. Here is exactly how many you get.
By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on
A per-session limit, not a daily one
Unlike the daily cap on starting new Dive Deeper sessions, the follow-up limit applies per individual session — it tracks how many questions you have asked within one specific report, and resets fresh every time you start a new dive.
The limits by plan
Follow-ups per Dive Deeper session:
- Free — 1 follow-up question per session
- Pro — 3 follow-up questions per session
- Max — unlimited follow-up questions per session
You can see your remaining count
The follow-up chat shows how many questions you have used and how many remain for that session, so you always know where you stand before you ask another.
A failed answer does not cost you a question
If a follow-up fails to generate an answer due to a technical error, that attempt is not counted against your limit — you only spend a follow-up on a question that actually got answered.
Key takeaways
- ✓The follow-up limit is per session, not per day, and resets with each new Dive Deeper session.
- ✓Free gets 1 follow-up per session, Pro gets 3, and Max gets unlimited.
- ✓A failed answer due to a technical error does not count against your limit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get more follow-ups on a session I already started?
The follow-up limit for a session is set by your plan. Upgrading your plan increases the limit for future sessions; see how to get more Dive Deeper sessions and follow-ups for details.
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