Managed database cost estimates now cover more DigitalOcean database sizes, with pricing and included storage allowances specific to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Kafka, OpenSearch, and Valkey. This helps current and predicted spending reflect the database engine and configuration you are running.

Open Search to jump to Dashboard, Projects, Invoices, or Alerts, connect a DigitalOcean account, or switch between connected accounts. Team and account management commands are also available from the same menu.

Use the theme commands in Search to switch between light and dark appearances, or choose the system theme to follow your device's preference. The selected appearance applies across the billing dashboard and account pages.

Open Invoices for a connected DigitalOcean account to browse its imported invoice history. Download an invoice PDF when you need a copy for your records.

Choose a DigitalOcean project from the dashboard's project selector to narrow the spending graph, summary cards, and resource table together. Choose All projects to return to the account-wide view.

Choose the past 90 days in the spending graph to review a longer period of resource usage. Use the view to compare recent spending trends beyond a single month.

Connected DigitalOcean accounts now belong to Chief Tools teams. Use your team to share access to billing insights and switch between the teams you work with.

The spending dashboard now includes a table of individual resources and their costs beneath the graph. Use it to identify which resources contribute to the spending shown for your selected period.

You can now remove a connected DigitalOcean account from Bill.DO using Disconnect in the account settings or reconnect screen. You can connect the account again later.

Managed database cost estimates now account for additional configured storage alongside the database size and node count. This gives you a more complete view of the cost of databases with expanded storage.

You can now reconnect an existing DigitalOcean account from Bill.DO to renew its authorization. This lets you restore access when the connection needs to be authorized again.