4 posts tagged with "billing"

This release improves the user experience with an updated onboarding flow, skeleton loaders, and various bug fixes across billing and project management.

Highlights:

• Updated onboarding flow for a smoother getting started experience
• Added skeleton loaders for improved perceived performance
• Added Discord server invite link for community support
• Moved project transfer option to settings for better discoverability
• Improved UI responsiveness across the platform

Fixes:

• Fixed invoice and receipt generation issues
• Fixed project transfer to only allow project owners
• Fixed billing resource sorting

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage
• New users will experience an improved onboarding journey
• Skeleton loaders provide visual feedback while content loads
• Join our Discord community for support and discussions

This release introduces database management, allowing users to create, manage, and monitor databases directly from the Hostless platform with usage-based billing.

Highlights:

• Added ability to create and manage databases within projects
• Added database resource pricing with usage-based billing
• Added cost breakdown display for database resources

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage
• Databases are billed based on actual resource usage
• Connection strings and passwords are now masked in the UI for security
• Database access respects project-level permissions

This release fixes issues with paying invoices using card and/or credit when invoices are overdue, improving payment processing reliability.

Highlights:

• Fixed issues with paying with card and/or credit when invoice is overdue

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage
• Users can now successfully pay overdue invoices using card or credit
• Existing payment methods remain unchanged

This release includes minor UI/UX improvements.

Highlights:

• Minor fixes on pricing and currency display
• Added icons for site frameworks

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage