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Cloudish instances and pricing

What a running container costs, and which sizes exist. One credit is one US dollar. All prices below already include the platform margin.

How billing works

  • Billed per second, only while the container is running. An app sleeps after sleepAfterMinutes without requests (15 by default, see SKILL.md section 1) and costs nothing until the next request wakes it, unless it was deployed with "alwaysOn": true: that one runs, and is billed, around the clock.
  • Price per second = CPU + memory + a flat fee, charged at the size you reserved, not what the app happens to use:
ComponentPer secondPer hour
CPU, per core$0.000007522$0.02708
Memory, per GB$0.000002813$0.01013
Flat fee, per running container$0.000001667$0.00600
  • Replicas multiply the price: each running replica is billed as its own container.
  • Image builds are billed the same way for as long as the build runs, at the build's own size (default 3 CPU / 5 GB: $0.0023 per minute, so a typical 3–5 minute build costs about $0.009).
  • Custom domains cost $0.01 per active domain per day, billed hourly (see SKILL.md section 4).
  • Persistent volumes are not billed.

Sizes

Set a size with cpuCores and memoryGb on the project create/update call (SKILL.md section 1); the names below are just labels, the API only takes those two fields. Leave both out to get the default on a new app, or to keep an existing app's size. Month = 730 hours, year = 8,760 hours, running the whole time.

SizeFieldsCPU (cores)MemoryPer secondPer hourPer monthPer year
shared (default)"cpuCores": 0.1, "memoryGb": 0.20.1–10.2–1 GB$0.00000298$0.0107$7.84$94.03
small"cpuCores": 0.5, "memoryGb": 10.51 GB$0.00000824$0.0297$21.66$259.87
medium"cpuCores": 1, "memoryGb": 212 GB$0.00001481$0.0533$38.93$467.17
large"cpuCores": 2, "memoryGb": 424 GB$0.00002796$0.1007$73.48$881.78

shared: memory and CPU on demand

shared (formerly micro) is billed for 0.1 CPU and 0.2 GB, but it can use up to 1 CPU and up to 1 GB of memory whenever the machine it runs on has them spare. The extra is not guaranteed:

  • When the machine is busy, the app only gets its reserved 0.1 CPU and runs slower. Starting up (the first request after it scaled to zero) is slower than on other sizes for the same reason.
  • If the app is using more than its reserved 0.2 GB when the machine runs short of memory, it can be restarted, and it's the first to be moved to make room for other apps.

Good for small APIs, bots, webhooks, and prototypes: a small Go, Express or FastAPI app. Not a good fit for anything that must not restart, anything running a database inside the container, or apps that need their full memory all the time (a Next.js server, Streamlit). Use small or larger for those. Every other size is fully reserved: its CPU and memory are always there, and it's never restarted to make room for another app.

What a year costs by usage

Includes the 15 minutes (the default sleepAfterMinutes) the container keeps running after each period of use, before it sleeps.

UsageBilled hours/yearsharedsmallmediumlarge
Always on8,760$94.03$259.87$467.17$881.78
8 h/day, weekdays only2,145$23.02$63.63$114.39$215.92
1 h/day456$4.90$13.53$24.33$45.93

Anything that keeps sending requests (uptime monitors, crawlers, a page that polls) keeps the container running and billed. Each app chooses: "alwaysOn": true for the "Always on" row, or a sleepAfterMinutes of its own. A bot that wakes every hour ("wakeEveryMinutes": 60) and sleeps after 5 minutes ("sleepAfterMinutes": 5) runs about 730 hours a year. See SKILL.md section 1.

Current rates are also available as JSON at GET https://cloudish.ai/api/v1/pricing.

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