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Project Settings

The settings page lets you adjust your project’s basic information, control overage billing, and, if needed, delete the project.

To access it, open the project in the dashboard and click Settings in the sidebar menu.

General information

In this section you can edit:

  • Project name — change the name displayed in the dashboard and in the subdomain URL of your services.
  • Description — update the description to help your team identify the project’s purpose.

Changes are saved immediately when you click Save.

Pause and resume

Owners and Admins can pause an active project from the project header or project actions menu. Pausing a project stops every custom service, catalog service, and cron worker in that project, and blocks normal write actions such as creating new services, catalog resources, or cron workers.

When the project is paused, use Start project to resume it. Resuming starts every stopped service and suspended cron worker in the project, including resources that were manually stopped before the project was paused.

Overage billing

By default, when your services reach the plan’s resource quota, new deploys that exceed the limit are blocked. By enabling overage billing, you allow services to consume resources beyond the quota, with additional charges proportional to the extra usage.

When to enable:

  • When you need to ensure your services never become unavailable due to quota limits.
  • When you prefer to pay a bit more during usage spikes rather than having deploys blocked.

When to keep disabled:

  • When you want to strictly control costs and prefer to be notified before exceeding the quota.
  • On development or testing projects where availability is not critical.

To enable or disable, go to Settings > Overage Billing and toggle the switch.

Danger zone

At the bottom of the settings page, you will find the Danger Zone with the option to delete the project.

Delete project

Deleting a project is a permanent and irreversible action. When you delete a project:

  • All services in the project are removed and shut down.
  • All deploys and build history are erased.
  • All environment variables and persistent volumes are removed.
  • All custom domains are unlinked.
  • All members lose access immediately.

To confirm the deletion, you will need to type the project name in the confirmation field.

Only the project Owner can perform this action.