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Need more CPU, memory or storage? Move your server to a bigger plan from the Billing Portal. You keep your data, IP addresses and billing cycle, and pay only the difference for the rest of the current term.

Upgrade your server

1

Open the Settings tab

Click Servers, then your server, then the Settings tab. Under Plan, click Upgrade….
2

Choose a plan

Each bigger plan shows its CPU, memory and storage (with the increase over your current plan), its price per term and Due today, an estimate of what you pay now. Pick one and click Review upgrade. Nothing is charged yet.
The Upgrade dialog listing bigger plans with their resources, price and amount due today

Step 1: choose a plan

3

Review and confirm

Check the Now and New values and the amount due today. The upgrade restarts your server, so save your work, then turn on I’ve saved my work and the restart is fine. Click Continue to payment.
The review step comparing current and new resources, the amount due today and the restart confirmation switch

Step 2: review and confirm

4

Pay the invoice

The invoice opens. Pay it with account credit, cryptocurrency or card. See Invoices, payments and credit.
5

Wait for the restart

Once the invoice is paid, the server is resized and restarts automatically. Allow up to 5 minutes. Storage is never reduced.
Due today already includes any account discount. The invoice shows the exact amount. From the next renewal, the server renews at the new plan’s price.

Good to know

  • Only bigger plans are offered. To move to a smaller plan or change your billing cycle, open a ticket.
  • Only an active server can change plans.
  • While an upgrade invoice is unpaid, the Settings tab shows Plan change waiting for payment with a Pay invoice button. To drop the change, contact support.
  • If your server is already on the biggest plan, the portal tells you there is no bigger plan to move to.

Plans and pricing

Compare every plan.

Invoices, payments and credit

Pay the upgrade invoice.
Last modified on October 11, 2026