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Pretty much the title. When trying to spin up an eco dyno for my app in the Resources section of the Dashboard, I get the following error:

Item could not be updated: Subscribe to Eco to scale your dynos. Learn more at https://blog.heroku.com/new-low-cost-plans

I can see that I am subscribed to Eco in the Billing section, and can see 1000 hours remaining (0% used).

Is there a wait before I can spin up dynos after subscribing to the Eco subscription? Or does it only kick in on the 1st of the next month?

I tried using the CLI and the Dashboard to scale a dyno. On the CLI I tried heroku ps:scale web=1 and on the Dashboard I tried the toggle under the Resources section. Both tell me to subscribe to Eco to scale dynos.

Yajas Malhotra
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For some reason collaborators can choose to pay for the Eco Plan, but only app owners can enable the dyno. I had access to the repository so I just created my own Heroku app and enabled dynos.

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