Deployment tiers

Choose a deployment tier separately for each project. Clicking “Choose” only saves your selection now; it does not start deployment or immediately charge credits.

What does a tier show?

The cards show Starter, Standard, and Pro, with CPU, memory, database capacity, and a price per 24 hours. Use the current figures shown in your project; this guide does not assume fixed prices. Deployment tiers cover this project’s resources, while deep-scan eligibility depends on your account plan.

Saving a tier

1. 1

   Open the tier cards

   As the project owner, open “Deploy”, then the deployment tier section. The same selection is also available in the project’s “Settings”.

2. 2

   Choose a tier

   Review the resources and price, then click “Choose”. Wait for saving to finish and the selection indicator to appear. Retry if loading fails; if saving fails, read the message and retry after addressing its cause.

3. 3

   Check current and pending choices

   Before the first deployment, the selection is saved as your current tier. For a previously provisioned project, the current tier may remain while the new one shows “Applies on restart”. This does not mean resources changed immediately.

4. 4

   Apply the choice when ready

   For a published website, use “Stop deployment”, then “Restart” to apply the saved choice. The website is offline during this process. Wait for it to return and check the tier and status. See Deployment controls.

Reading hosting coverage

In “Deploy”, hosting coverage shows the paid-through date and last charge when available. The displayed policy charges the tier price once per 24 hours while hosting runs. Stopping prevents a new period and does not partially refund the current paid period. If hosting stops because of your balance, follow the billing message before restarting.