How Downgrades Work
When you downgrade your plan, your remaining days are converted to equivalent days on the new plan using prorated credit — the same model used by industry-standard platforms like Stripe. No days are lost. The unused value of your current plan is fairly converted based on the price ratio.Downgrades always move to the immediately previous plan in the hierarchy. You cannot skip plans.
Conversion Formula
Your remaining time is converted proportionally:Example
Enterprise-4 → Scale
| Value | |
|---|---|
| Current plan | Enterprise-4 (R$23.99/mo) |
| Target plan | Scale (R$10.99/mo) |
| Days remaining | 15 days |
| Converted days | 15 × (23.99 ÷ 10.99) = 32 days on Scale |
Plan Hierarchy
Before You Downgrade
The system will check the following before processing:Memory usage
Your total memory usage across all apps and databases must fit within the target plan’s memory limit. If it exceeds, you’ll need to reduce resource allocation first.
What Changes on Downgrade
Resources & Limits
Resources & Limits
- Memory limit is reduced to the target plan’s allocation
- Apps and databases that exceed the new limit must be resized beforehand
- CPU allocation is adjusted proportionally
Features
Features
- Features exclusive to higher plans are immediately disabled
- For example: custom domains, auto-restart, daily backups, etc.
Workspaces
Workspaces
If downgrading from an Enterprise plan to a non-Enterprise plan, you will lose the ability to create and manage workspaces. Existing workspaces will be affected.
Credits
Credits
- Your credit balance (free + paid) is not affected by the downgrade
- Free credits will be reset to the new plan’s weekly allocation on the next Monday
- Paid credits remain yours regardless of plan changes
How to Downgrade
- Via Dashboard
- Via API
- Go to Dashboard → Settings → Account
- Scroll to the Downgrade Plan section
- Review the target plan and confirm