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Heya,
“42 GB” = how much traffic passed through your Droplet so far.
“0.57 of 613 GB” = how much billable outbound transfer actually counts against your pooled allowance.
You don’t need to worry about the “estimation” parts — the only number that matters for billing is your “transfer pool usage.”
Heya, @mesever
Your real usage is 42 GB out of ~1000 GiB. If you keep the droplet off, usage won’t increase. If you turn it back on, the counter resumes. If you exceed your plan’s free 1000 GiB, overage applies no matter how long the droplet was off.
Regards