Compute
Plan CPU, RAM and GPU requirements alongside runtime and seasonal capacity.
Pricing
Choose the resources you need and estimate your costs with Calculator.

Overview
Total cost depends on resource profile, runtime, storage use, data transfer and protection requirements. Identify these components for your workload and combine them in the cost calculator. Review current prices and terms in the calculator and the console resource creation screen.
Current price, currency and quota are in the calculator and the console.
Price, currency, quotas and campaign terms are in the calculator and the console.
Plan CPU, RAM and GPU requirements alongside runtime and seasonal capacity.
Block Storage, Object Storage, snapshot and backup use.
Floating IP, Load Balancer and data-transfer requirements.
Measure the workload first, then compare the starting profile in the calculator and console.
Use CPU behavior, memory working set, disk I/O and traffic data.
Include backup frequency, retention and restore needs.
See the total estimate at current unit prices in the calculator and the creation screen.
See which resources contribute to your costs. Unit prices are in the calculator and the console.
Resources are billed per minute on a pay-as-you-go model. Stopping a resource stops the compute charge; allocated disk and stored data keep accruing.
Include these factors to keep your estimate close to actual usage.
Enter your compute, storage and traffic needs to estimate your total cost.
Free usage
Email is verified when you join. At sign-in, phone and card verification finish automatically and the free usage allowance is added.
The allowance applies to every service. When it is used up, the account moves to standard per-minute pay-as-you-go. Running resources stay on through that change.
Related services
CPU/RAM profile and runtime — the first cost component.
GPU profile, model and runtime.
Allocated capacity and snapshot retention period.
Outbound data transfer and traffic volume.
Related resources
Enter the resource profile, storage and traffic to see a total estimate at current unit prices.
When reviewing your cost estimate