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Available since CLI v7.7.0.
The checkly account command lets you view account-level information directly from the terminal. Use it to check which features are available on your plan, inspect metered limits, and discover available check locations.
Before using checkly account, ensure you have:
  • Checkly CLI installed
  • Valid Checkly account authentication (run npx checkly login if needed)
For additional setup information, see CLI overview.

Usage

Terminal

Subcommands

checkly account plan

Show your account plan, entitlements, and feature limits. The default view displays a summary of metered entitlements with their limits. Use --output=json for the full response including locations, feature flags, and upgrade URLs. Usage:
Terminal
Arguments: Options:

Plan Options

key
string
Pass an entitlement key as a positional argument to see a detail view for that specific entitlement, including its type, status, limit, and upgrade URL if applicable.Usage:
Terminal
--type, -t
string
Filter entitlements by type. Use metered to see entitlements with numeric limits, or flag to see boolean feature flags.Usage:
Terminal
--search, -s
string
Search entitlements by name or description using a case-insensitive match.Usage:
Terminal
--disabled
boolean
Show only entitlements that are not included in your current plan. Each disabled entitlement includes the required plan and an upgrade URL.Usage:
Terminal
--output, -o
string
default:"table"
Set the output format. Use json for the full response including locations, all entitlements, and upgrade URLs. Use md for markdown.Usage:
Terminal

Plan Examples

Terminal

JSON Response

The --output=json format returns a structured response useful for programmatic access and AI agents.
Key fields:
  • locations.all — filter to entries where available is true to get valid locations for your checks. Respect maxPerCheck as the upper bound per check.
  • entitlements — metered entitlements include a quantity limit. Disabled entitlements include requiredPlan and upgradeUrl.