Project Archive & Restore lets you put projects you don’t need to keep running into an Archived state—without deleting their data. Source code, version history, design, and configuration are preserved; only runtime resources (preview / live URLs, hosting envs) are reclaimed so the project no longer accrues ongoing runtime costs. When you need it again, restore with one click from My Projects.Documentation Index
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What it is
Archive is a project lifecycle state that sits between Active and Permanently deleted:- Data is preserved: source, history, design, and configuration stay in your account—nothing is dropped.
- Runtime resources are reclaimed: published preview / live links and bound runtime environments go offline, no longer consuming continuously billed runtime resources.
- Restorable: you can restore an archived project at any time, returning it to active use.
- Projects you don’t plan to iterate on short term but may bring back online later.
- Temporary pause when balance is insufficient (active or passive), with restore once you top up.
Project states
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Active (not archived) | Normal running state—edit, publish, and access freely |
| Archived | Data preserved, runtime resources reclaimed; shown in archived style in lists |
| Restoring | You triggered restore; the system is re-allocating runtime resources, with progress shown as needed |
Exact state labels and styles follow the current product version.
What triggers archiving
- Auto-archive on insufficient balance: if the account / project balance is consistently insufficient to cover ongoing runtime costs, the system moves the affected projects into Archived to prevent over-charging.
One-click restore
Open My Projects (or the relevant project list), find the Archived project, and click Restore. A confirmation dialog clearly shows:- The token cost required to restore.
- Your current balance and whether it is sufficient.
- The scope and impact, e.g. that runtime resources will be re-allocated.
Cost & billing
- The default restore price is 29 tokens; the actual amount per restore follows what the dialog displays.
- The price may adjust dynamically based on project size / resource footprint, so always trust the latest amount in the dialog rather than memory.
- If the balance is insufficient, the dialog points you to Top-up before continuing.
The exact dynamic pricing rules and tiers follow the in-product description.
Archived projects can request to be unarchived
When a project is already archived and you don’t actually want to bring it back online—but you do want it out of the archived list and back in the normal list—you can request to unarchive:- Look for Unarchive in the action menu of an archived project (exact entry follows the current version).
- Unarchive is a different action from one-click restore: it focuses on list visibility and state classification. Whether runtime resources are spun back up or any cost is incurred follows the application page and in-product prompts.
Whether Unarchive is self-serve or requires a customer-support review, and any handling time, follow the in-product description.
Cancel archive (avoid accidental archive)
To avoid an accidental archive, the system may provide a cancellation window right after archiving completes—within that window, you can undo the just-applied archive and the project returns to active.The exact length of the cancellation window, its entry point, and whether it is fully free, follow the current product version.
Permissions
- Project owners typically have archive and restore permissions.
- Collaborators / team members’ visibility and actions depend on their role.
Exact per-role boundaries follow the product permission matrix.
FAQ
- Will I lose my code or data after archiving? No—project data is preserved; only runtime resources are reclaimed.
- Can I view version history while archived? Whether history is viewable while archived, or whether restore is required first, follows the current product version.
- How long does restore take? Restore time depends on project size and current scheduling; follow the Restoring state for live progress.
- What happens to my tokens if restore fails? Failure handling follows the in-product prompt; reach out to customer support if needed.
- Can I restore multiple projects in bulk? Whether bulk restore is supported follows the current product version.
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