Selecting a Tier (Pricing FAQ)
Need help selecting a tier for your cubby? First timer or not, this guide should help. If you need a little more information, check out our pricing page here.
How does Devcubbies pricing work?
- The first time you spin up a Cubby, that will become your monthly bill date and we’ll charge you the subscription cost of that particular cubby (based on tier and cubby size).
- Any additional cubbies you spin up after your first, we'll prorate a charge to your card on file to get you to the next billing cycle.
- See exactly how much your cubby will cost before you spin it up- it’s on the right side of your screen.
- Once a month, we will charge for any cubbies that weren’t spun up during that billing cycle plus any overage fees (see below).
What do I get with my Devcubbies tier/plan?
- All cubbies start with 200 hours of runtime per month.
- Each cubby is priced by your tier and its size. See our Pricing page for specifics.
- Each tier/plan has a list of features that stack. See our Pricing page for specifics.
What if I go over hours?
- The 200hr/month included monthly runtime covers more than 40hrs/week of active runtime. That's either five 10 hour days a week or roughly seven 7 hour days a week.
- Working hard this month? We’ve been there. If you use more than 200 hours, we charge just a few cents per hour of overage, depending on the size of your cubby to cover our costs.
- Overage costs are based on the size of your cubby:
Cubby Size | Overage Fee (per hour) |
Small | $ 0.03 |
Medium | $ 0.05 |
Large | $ 0.10 |
XLarge | $ 0.20 |
2XLarge | $ 0.40 |
How does my cubby know when to turn off?
- When you close or lose your connection for 15 minutes (click your tab closed, let your computer sleep, or encounter a sudden power outage that borks your connection), your cubby turns itself off.
What if I want to shut down or terminate a cubby permanently?
- You can "spin down" a cubby whenever you’d like- you’ll still have access until the last day of your monthly billing period.