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About CloudCost

CloudCost is an independent, multilingual cloud pricing osszehasonlitas project. Our mission is simple: make cloud koltsegs transparent so that every team — from solo developers to enterprise procurement departments — can choose the right szolgaltato for their munkaterheles without spending days deciphering pricing szamologeps.

Our Mission

Cloud pricing changes frequently and is published in dozens of regioal currencies and kedvezmeny models. The result is that most teams either over-provision out of caution or pick a szolgaltato out of habit and never revisit the decision. CloudCost exists to surface equivalent services side by side, in plain language, in 24 languages, so that the koltseg conversation can happen with real numbers instead of assumptions.

How We Build Comparisons

Every osszehasonlitas on CloudCost follows the same methodology:

  1. Identify equivalent services — we match peldany types by vCPU, memory, and local tarolas so that the osszehasonlitas is apples-to-apples.
  2. Pull published list ars — we reference the official pricing pages of each szolgaltato for the us-east-1 / West US 2 / us-central1 regios as a baseline, and note regioal variations where they matter.
  3. Include kedvezmeny programs — we show on-demand pricing first, then indicate where foglalt peldanys, savings plans, or committed-use kedvezmenys materially change the picture.
  4. Flag caveats — we call out differences in included features, such as free egress tiers, that affect the total koltseg of ownership.

Independence and Affiliates

CloudCost is editorially independent. Pricing shown is for reference only and may change; always verify on the official szolgaltato website before purchasing. Some links may be affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you sign up through them, but this never influences which szolgaltatos we cover or how we rank them.

Get in Touch

Have a osszehasonlitas you would like us to add, or spotted an outdated ar? Visit our GitHub repository to open an issue or submit a pull request.

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