Neon price (October 2026) and how to cancel
In the US (as of 2026-10-18), Neon pricing lists a Free plan and usage-based Launch / Scale plans (compute about $0.106–$0.222 per CU-hour plus storage about $0.35/GB-month framing) - Confirm live pricing. Stop billing by deleting projects/branches, then close the organization in Account settings (Neon Docs).
Idle computes can still accrue when not suspended. Uninstalling clients does not cancel.
Org admin required. Export dumps before delete.
Who bills you
| Who bills you | Where to cancel | Official help |
|---|---|---|
| Neon Console | Delete projects → Account → Billing / Delete org | Neon pricing |
Current prices
| Plan | Price (US) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limits Confirm |
| Launch compute | Confirm ~$0.106/CU-hr | Usage |
| Scale compute | Confirm ~$0.222/CU-hr | Usage |
| Storage | Confirm ~$0.35/GB-mo | Usage |
| Extra transfers | Confirm pricing | Optional |
How to cancel Neon
Delete projects then close
- Sign in at console.neon.tech.
- Delete projects and branches you no longer need.
- Open Account / Billing → cancel plan or delete the organization.
- Confirm the next invoice is clear.
How to confirm it worked
You're done when:
- No projects remain and org billing is canceled.
- No new Neon usage charge posts after that.
Source: Neon Console / Docs.
Common problems
- Only paused a branch. Compute/storage can still bill.
- Left Scale networking on. Extra fees possible.
- Non-admin tried to cancel. Need org permissions.
- Only uninstalled a local client. Billing continues.
What we checked
Checked October 18, 2026: Neon pricing + usage Docs.
Usage billing
CU-hours and storage drive Launch/Scale invoices.
After cancel
Connection strings stop working when projects are deleted.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Neon Launch?
Usage-based (~$0.106/CU-hr framing) - Confirm.
How do I cancel?
Delete projects, then cancel/delete the org in Billing.
Does suspending compute stop all billing?
Storage can still bill - Confirm Docs.
Is there a free plan?
Yes.