Yes, this is still correct. We do not yet provide a great way for our users to see and track exactly how much bandwidth they are using. So until we do, we will not charge for it. We try to keep our pricing straightforward and easy to understand, so we don’t think it would be fair to do so until we provide better tools for this. We state the price in the plans as we think it’s better to give you a bit of a nice surprise by not billing you for it than to change the plan structure latter when you might not expect it. We’ll give ample notice before implementing this.

I’m assuming that the above reply from asb is still accurate as of today (10/9/2016). While trying to lookup if we do get charged for overages I also have seen this question asked since 2013. I think it would be less confusing for users if you just updated your policy FAQ (i.e., this guy: https://www.digitalocean.com/help/policy/) to reflect the fact that you do not currently charge for bandwidth. Since it clearly states that you do.

It literally states this:

Do you charge for bandwidth?
Yes. Plans start with 1TB per month and increase incrementally. Once the monthly transfer limit has been exceeded, the cost of bandwidth is $0.02 per GB over the limit.

You could just change that to no, we currently do not, but we will in the future once a monitoring interface is provided. And, the pricing will be…blah blah blah (e.g., what you have up there basically).

Just my two cents. :) And, please let me know if the policy is still that there is no charge for overages. :)