> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.squarecloud.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Plans and Pricing

> Square Cloud pricing plans and cost: Hobby, Standard, Pro and Enterprise, with RAM, vCPU, Blob storage and project limits for each tier.

Square Cloud is a paid platform with dedicated resources on every plan — you always know what you'll pay upfront, with no metered surprises on bandwidth or usage.

## Plans

| Plan                        | Price (BRL/month) | RAM                 | vCPU     | Blob storage | Projects    | Highlights                                                                                                                  |
| --------------------------- | ----------------: | ------------------- | -------- | ------------ | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Hobby**                   |          R\$12.49 | 1-2 GB              | 1-2      | 5-15 GB      | up to 8     | Website/bot hosting, GitHub deployment, WAF firewall, auto-restart, real-time metrics, unlimited traffic                    |
| **Standard** (most popular) |          R\$44.99 | 4-8 GB              | 4        | 30-100 GB    | up to 32    | Everything in Hobby + database hosting, custom domains, team workspaces, dynamic IPv4, email notifications, 10 Gbps network |
| **Pro**                     |         R\$124.99 | 12-24 GB            | 6-12     | 200-250 GB   | up to 96    | Everything in Standard + daily snapshots, priority support, turbo processing, performance analytics, HTTP logs              |
| **Enterprise**              |    from R\$299.90 | custom (32-1024 GB) | up to 16 | custom       | up to 4,096 | Custom resources, dedicated account manager, custom terms                                                                   |

Standard also includes 16 databases, and Pro includes 48 databases.

## Which plan should I choose?

* **A small Discord bot or personal project** → **Hobby**. It's enough RAM and CPU for a bot or a small site, plus GitHub deployment and real-time metrics.
* **A production API, website, or a managed database** → **Standard**. This is the first tier with database hosting and custom domains, and it's the most popular plan.
* **Multiple production apps or a team workspace** → **Pro**. Daily snapshots, priority support and performance analytics matter once you're running more than one serious app.
* **Large-scale or custom infrastructure needs** → **Enterprise**. Custom RAM/vCPU allocation and a dedicated account manager.

<Note>
  Prices are in BRL and billed monthly or annually (20% off with annual billing). The live source of truth for pricing is [squarecloud.app/en/pricing](https://squarecloud.app/en/pricing) — figures on this page may lag a live promotion.
</Note>

For per-plan technical specs (exact vCPU/RAM allocation rules, network and storage limits), see [Platform limits and restrictions](/en/platform/limitations-and-restrictions).

## Frequently asked questions

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  <Accordion title="Is there a free plan?">
    No — Square Cloud is a paid platform. The **Hobby** plan starts at **R\$12.49/month** and gives you production-grade infrastructure (dedicated RAM/CPU, NVMe storage, WAF firewall, auto-restart) from day one, not a limited free tier.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="How much does it cost to host a Discord bot?">
    Most Discord bots run comfortably on the **Hobby** plan at **R\$12.49/month**, which meets the 256 MB minimum RAM requirement for bots with room to spare. Larger bots with heavier memory or CPU needs may need to size up to Standard or Pro.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Can I cancel or change plans at any time?">
    You can manage your subscription from the dashboard.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="What happens if my app exceeds its RAM?">
    When an application exceeds its allocated RAM (or the kernel signals an out-of-memory condition), the process is terminated immediately with a `LACK_OF_RAM` status to protect host stability. See [Platform limits and restrictions](/en/platform/limitations-and-restrictions#lack_of_ram) for how to diagnose and fix it.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>