> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ionos.com/cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ionos.com/cloud/set-up-ionos-cloud/management/usage/cloud-savings-plans/how-tos/view-cloud-savings-plans.md).
# View Cloud Savings Plans
You must be a contract owner to view Savings Plans. Your contract lists all plans that you created, including those that have expired.
Follow these steps to view plans:
1\. In the **DCD**, go to **Management** > **Cloud Savings Plans**.
2\. The **Cloud Savings Plans** window displays the following details:
* **NAME:** Select the name to view the plan's details. To edit the name, see [Modify the Cloud Savings Plan Name](/cloud/set-up-ionos-cloud/management/usage/cloud-savings-plans/how-tos/modify-cloud-savings-plans-name.md).
* **QUANTITY:** Displays the number of resources associated with the plan.
* **STATUS:** Indicates if the plan is **Starting soon**, **Active**, **Expiring soon**, or **Expired**.
* **START DATE:** Displays the date the plan started and billing commenced.
* **END DATE:** Displays the date the plan expires and billing concludes.
Toggle the **Show expired** button to list plans that have already expired. You can also select [Create Cloud Savings Plans](/cloud/set-up-ionos-cloud/management/usage/cloud-savings-plans/how-tos/create-cloud-savings-plans.md) to create new plans.
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