Agiler charges for requests, PHP execution time, outgoing data transfer, and storage. Use each project’s dashboard to understand its resource usage, and your account’s Billing page to review the resulting charges. Current rates are listed on Pricing.
View a project’s usage
- Open the project in your workspace and select Dashboard.
- Choose a period: 24 hours, 7 days, 14 days, 30 days, or 90 days.
- Choose Requests, HTTP Responses, Execution time, Data Transfer, or Storage.
Periods shorter than 30 days show hourly data; longer periods show daily data. Select a chart’s legend items to hide or show individual series. The 24-hour view refreshes automatically.
What contributes to charges
| Resource | What is measured | How to read the dashboard |
|---|---|---|
| Requests | Every recorded request, including static and PHP requests | Requests separates Static Requests and PHP Requests, with a Total Requests summary. Request counts are not unique visitors or page views. |
| Execution time | The total time PHP workers spend executing, measured in milliseconds | Execution time charts average execution time. Use Total Execution Time to understand the quantity that contributes to charges; Average Execution Time helps identify slower processing. |
| Outgoing data transfer | The amount of data sent from your project | Data Transfer shows outgoing traffic in MB or GB. Larger responses and downloads can increase transfer even when request counts stay similar. |
| Storage | Site content, database data, and backups, measured by size and time retained | Storage shows content and database sizes. These sizes are not a total of storage consumed over the selected period, and the chart does not display backup storage. |
Storage continues to accrue while your project retains data, even without visitor traffic or while the project is disabled. Keeping the same amount of data for twice as long uses twice as much storage time.
HTTP Responses groups responses by status-code class, from 1xx through 5xx. Use it to investigate changes in traffic or errors; it is not a separate billing category.
Compare usage with charges
Open Billing and review Transactions for recorded charges. Your billing account includes projects from every workspace where you are the billing owner, while a project dashboard shows only that project’s usage.
Usage and charges are processed periodically. Recent activity may not appear immediately, and the dashboard’s selected period may differ from the period covered by your transactions. The charts help explain activity; use statements to review recorded account charges.
If spending increases, compare the same period across the request, execution-time, and transfer charts. More requests, slower PHP processing, and larger responses affect different parts of the bill. Check storage separately because retained data can incur charges even during quiet periods.
See Budgets to configure spending alerts and How billing works for billing ownership and credit balances.