Workspace plans: what a paid workspace changes
How a workspace-level plan differs from the size of one service, what each of the two actually controls, and how plans work on a Voroa workspace today.
What this covers
There are two different things you can pay for on a hosting platform, and mixing them up leads to surprises on a bill. The size of each service is priced per service, and it decides how much memory and processor that one service gets. The workspace plan is priced once for the whole workspace, and it decides the shared limits everything sits inside: included bandwidth, build minutes, how many teammates can join, and which capabilities are available at all. Adding a bigger service does not raise your workspace limits, and moving to a higher workspace plan does not make an individual service faster.
Upgrading a workspace to a paid plan is not available on Voroa today. Your current workspace plan and its limits are shown in workspace settings.