Cookie saved also when usage exceeded

Hi,

currently I have a subscription for 10.000 monthly visitors.

As I read in the help section this counts per experiment.

1. Does that mean when all experiments are paused my usaged will not be "touched", only when I (re-)start an experiment.

So let's say I have a website with in total 50.000 visitors, but I want to make an experiment, e.g. a URL split test with only 10.000 visitors, then I would only need the subscription for 10.000, right?

2. Furthermore: is the cookie still saved on ALL the users such that a new experiment, e.g. a spli test where ony NEW USERS will see a new variant, will work.

Background is that I will not confuse recurring visitors with changing pages.

Kind Regards,

Andreas

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