Scalability

How can I scale up/down my bandwidth with Doodl Space?
Written by Anand Shah
Updated 1 month ago

Scaling your CreativeOps with Doodl Space is now better than ever.

With an extension of plan offerings, there are ways in which you can plan your scale with Doodl Space, depending on your use case. Let's talk about two of the most common ones --

Use Case 1: I am on a subscription plan, and I want to scale up the regular bandwidth. How can I do that?

To increase your daily output rate, you can simply increase the number of subscriptions you have in your account. Imagine if you have one subscription and you are getting, let's say, 2 social media post drafts done in a day, with 2 subscriptions, the output will be doubled.

FAQ s

  • Q1. How much do I need to pay for upscaling?
    This depends on when you are scaling up and when your billing cycle is. If you scale up in the middle of your current billing cycle, the subscription will be scaled up to your next billing cycle, and you will be charged on a pro-rata basis. From the next billing cycle, you'll be billed as per your new subscription.
  • Q2. How can I downscale my subscriptions?
    You can write to us at info@doodlspace.com, and we will downscale your subscriptions to the new level from the upcoming billing cycle.
  • Q3. What if I downscale in the middle of the month?
    If you downscale in the middle of the month, your current subscriptions will remain active till the next billing cycle.

Use Case 2: I am on a subscription plan, but I have a few additional ad hoc tasks that are extending beyond my subscribed bandwidth. Adding more subscriptions doesn't make sense. What to do?

In such cases, you can simply purchase our pay-as-you-go credits in addition to your subscription when the need arises. We will accordingly allocate additional bandwidth to give a short-term boost to your bandwidth.

Your leftover credits can be carried forward to the next month or can be adjusted to your next month's subscription fees.

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