How To Use The AWS Pricing Calculator

Start by selecting the AWS Region where you expect to run your workload. Then configure your EC2 instances, Database, Storage, Lambda Usage and Outbound Data Transfer.

Use Realistic baseline Usage rather than your maximum future requirement. The Calculator will Estimate your Monthly and Annual AWS costs based on the Configuration you Enter.

1. Select Your AWS Region
Choose the Location where you expect to run the Workload.

2. Configure EC2
Select the Instance Type, number of Instances and Monthly running Hours.

3. Add Your Database
Include Amazon RDS if your workload requires a Managed Relational Database.

4. Estimate Storage
Add Expected S3 and EBS Requirements.

5. Add Lambda Usage
Include Requests, Memory and Average Execution Duration.

6. Add Data Transfer
Estimate Outbound Traffic so Networking is not Overlooked.

Free to Use • No Signup Required • Instant Estimate

AWS Pricing Calculator: Estimate Your Monthly Cloud Cost

Planning an AWS workload? Get a quick Estimate for EC2, RDS, S3, EBS, Lambda and Outbound Data Transfer—All in one Place.

01

Compute

Configure your EC2 Workload and expected Monthly Usage.

02

Database

Add your expected Amazon RDS requirement.

03

Storage

Estimate S3 and EBS storage requirements.

04

Serverless & Network

Include Lambda Usage and Outbound Traffic.

What This AWS Estimate Includes

Included

  • EC2 compute
  • Amazon RDS
  • S3 Standard Storage
  • EBS gp3 Storage
  • AWS Lambda
  • Outbound Data Transfer
  • AWS Region Adjustment

Not Currently Included

  • NAT Gateway
  • Load Balancers
  • Snapshots
  • AWS Support Plans
  • Request-Specific S3 Charges
  • Software Licences
  • Taxes
  • Private or Negotiated Pricing

Why Your Actual AWS Bill May Be Different

This calculator is designed for Planning and Estimation. Your actual AWS bill can vary based on Region, Configuration, Usage Patterns, Purchasing Commitments, Networking Architecture, Storage Requests and Additional AWS Services.

NAT Gateways, Snapshots, Load Balancers, CloudWatch, cross-AZ Traffic and other supporting services can increase your final bill even when your Compute Estimate looks Reasonable.

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This independent planning Tool is not Affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services. The calculation uses representative Public List-Price Assumptions. Verify Production Estimates using the Official AWS Pricing Calculator before making Purchasing Decisions.

Is This AWS Pricing Calculator Free?

Yes. You can use it to Create Planning Estimates without Signing Up.

It is Designed for Planning. Actual AWS costs can vary based on Region, Configuration, Usage, Discounts and Additional Services.

There is no fixed Monthly AWS Price. Your Cost depends on the Services and Resources you Use.

Yes. You can Estimate EC2 usage based on Instance Type, Quantity and Monthly Running Hours.

Yes. S3 Standard Storage and Amazon RDS are included in the Calculator’s Current Planning Model.

 

Not currently. NAT Gateway and Several Other Architecture-Specific Services need to be considered Separately.

No. This is an Independent Planning Tool from AllenMutum.com and is not Affiliated with or Endorsed by Amazon Web Services.

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