Resource-Based Pricing

No flat tiers, no hidden fees. We bill per second for the exact compute and storage resources you allocate to your services. Stop or scale down anytime to freeze billing instantly.

Estimate Your Reservation

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App Tier

Standard Isolation
$0.00 / mo
Hourly: $0.0000

Sys Tier

Dedicated Kernel
$0.00 / mo
Hourly: $0.0000

App Tier vs. Sys Tier

Choose the compute tier built for your workload requirements.

App Tier

Web Apps, APIs & Microservices

Standard isolation optimized for web applications, APIs, and background workers. Allocations start at 0.1 vCPU and 16 MB of memory.

Sys Tier

Databases & Heavy Compute

Dedicated virtual machines with their own kernel, built for databases, game servers, and heavy compute workloads. Allocations start at 0.3 vCPU and 128 MB of memory.

Detailed Resource Rates

Fine-grained pricing based on the capacity you reserve. Billing is calculated dynamically to the exact second.

Resource
App Tier
Sys Tier
vCPU (per vCPU-month)
$0.99 / mo
~$0.00136 / hr
$2.49 / mo
~$0.00341 / hr
Pinned Core (per core-month)
$15.99 / mo
~$0.02190 / hr
$15.99 / mo
~$0.02190 / hr
Memory (per GB-month)
$4.49 / mo
~$0.00615 / hr
$6.99 / mo
~$0.00958 / hr
Ephemeral Disk (per GB-month)
$0.05 / mo
~$0.00007 / hr
$0.05 / mo
~$0.00007 / hr
Dedicated Volume (per GB-month)
$0.07 / mo
~$0.00010 / hr
$0.07 / mo
~$0.00010 / hr
Public Ports (DNAT)
Free
Free
Outbound Bandwidth
Free
Free

Frequently Asked Questions

How does per-second billing work?

Every deployment, scaling adjustment, or deletion registers instantly. We record active resource allocations to the second. For example, if you run a worker for 45 seconds and scale down to zero, you pay for exactly 45 seconds of runtime — never rounded up to the nearest hour or day.

Which tier should I choose for my workload?

Choose the App Tier for web applications, APIs, and stateless microservices (allocations start at 0.1 vCPU and 16 MB RAM). Choose the Sys Tier for databases, game servers, or heavy workloads that need a dedicated virtual machine (allocations start at 0.3 vCPU and 128 MB RAM). Both tiers support custom domains, dedicated volumes, custom ports, and encrypted private networking.

Do I pay for stopped services?

When you stop a service, its compute allocation (vCPU and RAM) is immediately released and billed at $0. Dedicated volumes and public port reservations remain allocated so you don't lose data or endpoints — volumes keep billing at the storage rate (ports are free). Purging a service releases everything completely.

Are there any network transfer fees?

All network traffic — including internal service-to-service communication and public outbound bandwidth — is currently completely free and unmetered.