Hi everyone!
I’m currently facing an issue deploying Firebase Cloud Functions through FlutterFlow, even though my Firebase project is already upgraded to the Blaze plan.
🔹 Context
I’m developing two connected apps:
Guatá (main app)
Guatá-Municipal (admin dashboard)
Both projects share the same billing account, and the Blaze plan is already active.
However, when trying to deploy Cloud Functions from FlutterFlow (via Backend → Functions → Deploy), I get an error saying the project is not on the Blaze plan or has no billing enabled.
🔹 What I’ve already verified
✅ The Firebase project (guata-municipal) is on the Blaze plan
✅ The billing account is active and linked
✅ My Google account has Owner and Billing Account User roles
✅ Cloud Functions, Cloud Build, and Firebase Management APIs are enabled
✅ Tried reconnecting Firebase in FlutterFlow (Disconnect → Reconnect)
✅ Waited over 1 hour after linking billing
Still, FlutterFlow won’t recognize the billing status and blocks deployment.
🔹 Additional details
Both projects are under the same Google Cloud billing account
Firebase console correctly shows Blaze plan active
FlutterFlow version: [add your FlutterFlow version here, e.g., 4.8.0]
Cloud Functions deploy works fine via Firebase CLI, so the issue seems specific to FlutterFlow’s deploy process.
🔹 Question
Has anyone faced this issue where FlutterFlow doesn’t recognize the Blaze plan despite Firebase showing it correctly?
Is there any cache or token propagation delay between FlutterFlow and Firebase billing verification?
Any workaround besides redeploying manually via CLI?
Thanks in advance!
— Edu, founder of Guatá