Billing

Validated on 15 May 2024 • Last edited on 17 Apr 2025

DigitalOcean billing cycles are monthly. Your balance accrues over the course of the calendar month based on the cost of the resources you use. We are also required by law to apply taxes for certain countries.

We automatically invoice and charge your team’s primary payment method on the first day of each month for the previous month’s usage, or partway through the month if you exceed your team’s usage threshold.

Payment

How to Pay Your Bill

Pay bills from DigitalOcean using a credit card, a debit card, a third-party provider (like PayPal, Google Pay, or Apple Pay), or a bank account.

How to Manage Payment Methods on DigitalOcean

How to add, edit, and remove payment methods on your team, including credit cards, debit cards, and third-party providers.

Late Payments

Our late payment policies for past due accounts and suspended accounts.

Billing Alerts

Set up billing alerts to receive email notifications when your monthly usage exceeds an amount you specify.

Charges

Invoices

Invoices list the charges an team has accrued in a given monthly billing cycle.

Promo Codes

Redeem a promo code to apply credits to your team.

Tax Information by Country

We are required by law to apply taxes for certain countries depending on the associated team’s tax location. Registered businesses in certain locations can enter a VAT or GST IDs to remove those taxes from their monthly bills.

Bandwidth Billing

Consolidated information on bandwidth usage charges for Droplets and other DigitalOcean products.

Pricing Overview

Pricing details for all DigitalOcean products.

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Reference

Billing API and CLI Reference

Use the DigitalOcean API and official CLI client, doctl, to programmatically retrieve your balance, invoices, and billing history.

Latest Updates

1 May 2025

1 April 2025

9 January 2025

For more information, see the full release notes.

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