Platform
Storage and limits
Every project gets persistent storage that survives deploys and restarts. This page explains how much storage each plan includes, how per-project limits keep one project from affecting others, and where to see your current usage. To add more storage beyond your plan, see Add-ons.
Storage included with your plan
Each plan includes a base amount of persistent storage per project. This covers everything a project keeps on disk: database data, uploaded files, and any volumes your services use.
| Plan | Included storage per project |
|---|---|
| Hobby | 3 GB |
| Developer | 50 GB |
| Team | 100 GB |
Need more than your plan includes? You can buy extra storage in 10 GB units for any project on the Add-ons page. Extra storage applies right away.
Per-project storage limits
Each project has a fixed disk allowance: its plan base plus any storage add-ons you have bought. Hard enforcement of this allowance at the server level is rolling out, enabled server by server. Once enforcement is on for the server hosting your project, the allowance is a real boundary, not just a number on a page.
The point of this is isolation. One project can never fill a server and drag down the other projects sharing it. When a project reaches its storage limit, writes for that one project stop, but the server and every other project on it stay healthy. Reads keep working, so your data is never lost, you just cannot write more until you free space or add storage.
You are warned before you hit the limit
When a project crosses 80 percent of its storage limit, Lofenta raises a storage warning. That gives you room to clean up or buy more storage before writes stop at 100 percent. You can also receive this warning in Slack or Discord through your project integrations.
Because enforcement is being switched on server by server, your project may not be under a hard limit yet. Either way, the allowance shown for your project is the number to plan against.
How projects are placed
New projects are placed only on servers that have real room for them. Lofenta never over-allocates a server beyond the storage it can actually deliver, so the limit your project is given is backed by capacity that exists. As demand grows, more servers are added to the fleet rather than packing existing ones past their headroom.
Seeing your usage
Open Settings, then Usage to see your storage. The page shows your total storage used against your allowance, plus a per-project breakdown so you can see which project is using the most. Each project row shows its current usage, and a project under a hard limit is marked so you know its allowance is enforced.
The bars turn amber as a project nears its limit and red when it is close to full, so a quick glance tells you whether you need to free space or add storage.