Plans & Billing
Choose the plan that fits your usage and manage your billing.
Available plans
SnoozeDB offers four plans suited to different needs, from solo developers to multi-client agencies. Core features start on Dev; recommendations and generated cleanup actions are paid-plan features.
| Plan | Price | Managed resources | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dev | Free | 1 | Testing, side project, evaluation |
| Team | 19 € / mo | 5 | Development team, startup |
| Startup | 49 € / mo | 20 | Enterprise, multi-environment |
| Scale | 99 € / mo | 50 | Enterprise, MSP, multi-client |
Resource quotas
Each plan limits the number of managed resources: active RDS databases and active EKS clusters count one unit each. Resources in To triage, Protected, Ignored, or Removed do not count against the quota, and EC2 instances never do.
When you reach your quota, move an existing database or cluster out of the active set to manage another (swap), or upgrade your plan. Organizations already above their quota keep their managed resources but cannot activate new ones. Switching to a lower paid plan applies the new quota: the most recently managed EKS clusters move back to To triage until the organization fits, and if databases alone exceed the new limit, the most recent ones are set to Ignored.
The quota applies per organization. If you have multiple organizations, each has its own quota according to its plan.
Free trial
Eligible paid-plan workspaces receive a 14-day trial without a card, starting at the first verified AWS connection. No subscription payment is taken automatically.
- 14 days of full access to your chosen plan's features
- The trial starts when you connect your first AWS account, not when you create the organization
- A banner in the dashboard shows remaining days
Dev plan limits
Dev is free for one managed RDS database and one Dev workspace per user. It includes AWS connection, RDS scheduling, the dashboard, and snapshot inventory. EC2 scheduling, EKS hibernation, Cost Recommendations, and generated snapshot cleanup or retention scripts require a paid plan.
Changing plans
Open Billing in the dashboard to review current capacity and available plan changes.
Savings records
Dashboard amounts are estimates derived from stopped runtime, resource pricing, and detected waste. They are not AWS invoices.
When you implement a recommendation, record the decision and confirm the realized amount when evidence is available. Ignored recommendations remain part of the audit trail but do not count as realized savings.