Billing & subscriptions
Naira pricing, pay-as-you-use rank-up, cards, and the grace window.

How you're charged
- Prices are per server, per month, in naira. Currency conversion is the card network's problem, never yours.
- You're charged when provisioning starts; the card on file is billed via Paystack, or funds are drawn from your wallet.
- Renewals are pay-as-you-use: the plan base (for example STARTER at 1 vCPU / 1 GB) plus any resource rank-up, traffic, and active-user overage for that period.
- Move to a bigger or smaller plan any time. The change applies right away and your next invoice uses the new price -- there's no mid-cycle proration.
Pay as you use (rank up)
Stay on a small plan and grow only what you need. On the instance Overview tab, set higher vCPU, RAM, or disk without changing plan. The next renewal charges the base plus per-extra unit rates for anything above the plan. Usage - Billing estimate shows the upcoming total with line items. Traffic is measured automatically; active users can be reported from the same Overview tab or via API.
Subscriptions
Billing - Subscriptions lists one subscription per server. Change plans there; cancelling switches billing off at the end of the paid period.
If a payment fails
You get a three-day grace window. A banner appears on the dashboard, you update your card, and your servers keep running. After the window, servers suspend; nothing is deleted for another fourteen days.
Invoices
Every charge produces a naira invoice under Billing - Invoices. Expand a row to see base and overage line items; download as a page you can print or save as PDF from your browser.
Practical -- try it now
Follow a real billing cycle
- Deploy a STARTER server (1 vCPU / 1 GB) and watch the first invoice arrive.
- On Overview, rank up to 2 vCPU / 2 GB if the app needs more. Check Usage for the renewal estimate with overage lines.
- Or move the subscription to BASIC on Billing - Subscriptions if you prefer a larger included plan.
- Delete the server and billing ends.
Every step shows up in email and in Billing - Invoices, so you always know where your naira went.