FAQ: Billing
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- Where do I find a breakdown of costs?
- How can I better allocate my costs?
- Why does my invoice include usage from last month?
- How can I reduce my data transfer costs?
- Why did my Atlas payment fail?
- How can I pay for an Atlas subscription with a credit card?
- How can I pay for MongoDB Atlas without a credit card?
- What happens when I exhaust my Atlas credits and move to elastic billing?
- Has MongoDB received my invoice payment?
- Where can I find MongoDB's bank details?
- How do I update my billing contact information?
Where do I find a breakdown of costs?
A breakdown of costs for all MongoDB Cloud product usage can be found on your monthly cloud invoices.
To view a breakdown of costs:
In Atlas, go to the Billing page for your organization.
If it's not already displayed, select your desired organization from the Organizations menu in the navigation bar.
Do one of the following steps:
Click Billing in the navigation bar.
Click Billing in the sidebar.
The Billing page displays.
How can I better allocate my costs?
In addition to the default breakdown of costs that your invoice provides, you can configure your own resource tags for a deployment to categorize costs. To learn more, see Resource Tags on Invoices.
Important
Resource tags that appear on invoice CSV files and those returned from the Atlas Admin API reflect your configuration of resource tags at the moment the CSV is generated or the API is invoked.
Please be aware that if you reconfigure your resource tags within a billing cycle, your invoice reflects only the latest configuration of tags.
Why does my invoice include usage from last month?
Cloud usage at the very end of a billing period may appear as a line item on your invoice for the next billing period instead. For example, usage on October 31st may be processed in November.
Atlas data transfer, private endpoint, and backup costs depend on your Cloud Service Provider. Due to reporting lag from Cloud Service Providers, usage of these services may be processed in the following days.
How can I reduce my data transfer costs?
There are a number of ways to optimize data transference depending on the configuration of your project. For a list of common options, see How to Reduce Data Transfer Costs.
Why did my Atlas payment fail?
Payments will fail if there is an issue with your Payment Method. To learn how to verify your Payment Method and retry your payment, see Retry a Failed Payment.
Customers in the European Economic Area (EEA) may experience payment failures due to Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), a European regulatory requirement. To learn how to authenticate a credit card and comply with SCA, see Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).
How can I pay for an Atlas subscription with a credit card?
To pay for an Atlas subscription with a credit card:
Contact MongoDB Sales to purchase a subscription.
Email a request to ar@mongodb.com to pay for your active subscription with a credit card. Please include your Organization ID in your request.
You can find your Organization ID in the Atlas UI, under your organization's General Settings.
How can I pay for MongoDB Atlas without a credit card?
You can pay with PayPal through the Atlas console.
For alternative payment methods, or to purchase an Atlas subscription, please contact MongoDB Sales.
What happens when I exhaust my Atlas credits and move to elastic billing?
When you exhaust your Atlas credits and you have an elastic billing subscription, you can continue to use Atlas without interruption. You're billed for usage beyond your credits with monthly invoices.
Your organization activity feed produces an event notifying you that MongoDB will invoice your organization for your monthly usage. The payment method section of your organization's billing overview reflects the change.
Has MongoDB received my invoice payment?
With a MongoDB subscription, you can check if MongoDB has received a payment for an invoice in the Atlas console:
In Atlas, go to the Billing page for your organization.
If it's not already displayed, select your desired organization from the Organizations menu in the navigation bar.
Do one of the following steps:
Click Billing in the navigation bar.
Click Billing in the sidebar.
The Billing page displays.
Review your invoice.
Click on the invoice for which you want to check your payment status.
Scroll down to the Payments section of the invoice. The Status column lists your payment status.
If MongoDB has received a payment, the payment status is
SUCCESSFUL.To learn more, see the Payments statuses.
Where can I find MongoDB's bank details?
With a MongoDB subscription, MongoDB’s bank details are listed on the tax invoice emailed to your billing contact.
To learn more, see Pay Subscription Charges.
How do I update my billing contact information?
To update your billing contact information, email a request to ar@mongodb.com. Please include your company's name, your Organization ID, and your new billing contact information.
You can find your Organization ID in the Atlas UI, under your organization's General Settings.