Compute Cloud pricing policy
Tip
To calculate the cost of using Compute Cloud, use our calculator on the Yandex Cloud website or check the pricing data below.
The prices for service products are also available in the price list.
Note
Currency of Service rates (prices) depends on the company you made a contract with:
- Prices in US dollars are applicable to customers of Iron Hive doo Beograd (Serbia) or Direct Cursus Technology L.L.C. (Dubai).
- Prices in Russian roubles are applicable to customers of Yandex.Cloud LLC.
All prices below do not include VAT.
What goes into the cost of using Compute Cloud
The Compute Cloud usage cost includes:
- VM computing resources:
- Type and number of cores (vCPUs).
- Number of graphics accelerators (GPUs).
- Amount of RAM.
- Operating systems.
- Type and size of storage:
- Disks
- Images
- Snapshots
- Amount of outgoing traffic.
- Public IP address.
In all calculations: 1 GB = 230 bytes, 1 MB = 220 bytes.
The monthly prices are based on 720 hours per month.
Using reserved instance pools
The reserved instance pool feature is at the Preview stage.
The cost of using reserved instance pools covers the whole unused amount of reserved computing resources of VMs, GPU clusters, and software accelerated networks.
Pool rates apply to slots with the available status, whereas used slots are billed as regular VM instances. That is, if you attach a VM to a pool, it continues to be billed separately while using some of the pool’s resources. As a result, your pool usage fee is reduced. When you remove a VM from the pool, the computing resources are released and the fee for using the pool increases.
Slots with the unavailable or pending status are not billable.
Using VMs
The cost of a VM depends on the allocated computing resources, operating system, and usage time. Attached disks and network usage are charged separately.
The cost is calculated for the time of using the VM, from the moment it is started (when its status switches to RUNNING) until it is completely stopped. The time when the VM is stopped is not charged.
The VM starts automatically once it is created.
When creating a VM, you can specify a public IP address for it.
To learn how the external IP address is priced, see this Yandex Virtual Private Cloud article.
Computing resources
When creating a VM, specify the number of vCPUs and GPUs, as well as the basic core performance level and RAM in GB. For more information, see vCPU performance levels.
The basic level of vCPU performance depends on the platform you select.
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
Example of calculating the cost of computing resources
Here is a comparison of the cost of running VMs on the Intel Ice Lake platform with different vCPU performance levels.
Let’s assume you created two Linux VMs:
- 2 x 20% vCPUs and 2 GB of RAM.
- 2 x 100% vCPUs and 2 GB of RAM.
Both VMs were running for 30 days.
VM cost with 20% vCPU:
720 × (2 × $0.003960 + 2 × $0.002520) = $9.331200
Total: $9.331200, cost of using a VM with 2 × 20% vCPU and 2 GB of RAM for 30 days.
Where:
- 720: Number of hours in 30 days.
- 2: Number of 20% vCPUs.
- $0.003960: Cost of using 20% vCPU per hour.
- 2: Amount of RAM (GB).
- $0.002520: Cost of using 1 GB of RAM per hour.
VM cost with 100% vCPU:
720 × (2 × $0.009450 + 2 × $0.002520) = $17.236800
Total: $17.236800, cost of using a VM with 2 × 100% vCPU and 2 GB of RAM for 30 days.
Where:
- 720: Number of hours in 30 days.
- 2: Number of 100% vCPUs.
- $0.009450: Cost of using 100% vCPU per hour.
- 2: Amount of RAM (GB).
- $0.002520: Cost of using 1 GB of RAM per hour.
As you can see, the cost of the VM using 20% vCPU is almost half as much as that of the VM using 100% vCPU.
Operating systems
Using the VM’s OS also comes at a charge. The cost depends on the OS license and the amount of computing resources. The core usage type selected for the VM also matters.
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
Using a Microsoft license
To learn how to use Microsoft licenses, see Microsoft licenses in Yandex Cloud.
Storage usage (disks, snapshots, and images)
When creating a disk, you specify its size, meaning the amount of block storage the disk uses. The cost depends on the amount of time between when the disk is created and deleted, the amount of disk space, and the disk type selected during creation.
You are charged for using disks whether the VM is running or not.
If you created an image or snapshot, you pay for its storage separately depending on its size.
After deleting a VM instance, you will still be charged for disks, snapshots, and images. If you no longer need these resources, delete them.
The price covers one month of use. You are charged per second of usage.
Warning
Disks with installed Cloud Marketplace products contain the license IDs (product_ids) of these products.
If you connect such a disk to a VM as additional storage, you will be charged for the use of the Cloud Marketplace products in addition to the storage fee.
Using Instance Groups
Using Instance Groups is free of charge. You can create instance groups and use the storage and computing resources within the available limits.
All other Yandex Cloud services, such as VMs and external IP addresses, are charged as usual. Outgoing traffic is charged in the same way as in other services.
Dedicated host usage
The cost of a dedicated host depends on its type, i.e., the processor model, the number of cores, the amount of RAM, the size and number of local SSDs, etc., and does not depend on the number of VMs running on it.
vCPUs and RAM of VMs running on a dedicated host are not charged.
Use of additional resources, such as images from Cloud Marketplace or network drives, is billed as usual.
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
Example of calculating the cost of a dedicated host
An intel-6338-c108-m704-n3200x6 dedicated host running for an hour is charged as follows:
| Resource | Cost per hour | Available | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| vCPU | $0.010645/vCPU | 108 vCPU | $1.149660 |
| RAM | $0.002820/GB | 704 GB | $1.985280 |
| Disk | $0.000110/GB | 19,200 GB | $2.112000 |
| Total | $5.246940 |
Discount for committed volumes of services (CVoS)
You can get a guaranteed discount on service resource usage when you plan for six months or one year ahead. To see the resources you can get a discount on:
- Go to Yandex Cloud Billing.
- Click on the desired billing account.
- Select Committed volume in the left-hand menu.
A CVoS guarantees a discount on consumption but does not guarantee the availability of the resources you order. Read more about CVoS in the Yandex Cloud Billing documentation.
Compute Cloud provides two types of CVoS: for vCPUs and RAM. In the management console, you can see how much you can potentially save with CVoS at the current consumption level. You can also forecast your monthly payments for the required number of vCPUs and RAM.
Note
CVoS discount is only available for certain types of resources. If the relevant CVoS columns under Prices for the Russia region are blank, this means the resource is not supported. Currently, you cannot order storage or web traffic this way.
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
Prices for the Russia region
Note
Yandex Cloud resources are priced differently in different regions. For more information about the available regions, see Regions.
Your payment currency is determined by your contracting legal entity. For more information on creating an account, see Registering an account in Yandex Cloud.
CVoS adjusted price is only available for regular VMs.
VM computing resources
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
| Resource | Price per hour, without VAT |
Price per hour, without VAT |
With CVoS for 6 months, without VAT |
With CVoS for 12 months, without VAT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intel Broadwell | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 5% vCPU | $0.002661 | $0.001631 | − | − |
| 20% vCPU | $0.007553 | $0.002317 | − | − |
| 100% vCPU | $0.009613 | $0.002918 | − | − |
| 1 NVIDIA V100 GPU | $2.141712 | $0.535600 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.003347 | $0.001030 | − | − |
| Intel Cascade Lake | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 5% vCPU | $0.001440 | $0.000900 | − | − |
| 20% vCPU | $0.004410 | $0.001440 | − | − |
| 50% vCPU | $0.006480 | $0.001980 | − | − |
| 100% vCPU | $0.010710 | $0.002880 | $0.009639 | $0.009103 |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002790 | $0.000630 | $0.002511 | $0.002371 |
| Intel Ice Lake | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 20% vCPU | $0.003960 | $0.001260 | − | − |
| 50% vCPU | $0.005760 | $0.001800 | − | − |
| 100% vCPU | $0.009450 | $0.002610 | $0.008505 | $0.008032 |
| 1 GPU Nvidia T4 | $0.576000 | $0.144000 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002520 | $0.000630 | $0.002268 | $0.002142 |
| Intel Cascade Lake with Nvidia V100 | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 100% vCPU | $0.010214 | $0.002747 | $0.009639 | $0.009103 |
| 1 GPU Nvidia V100 | $2.141712 | $0.535600 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002661 | $0.000601 | $0.008505 | $0.002142 |
| Intel Ice Lake with T4i | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 100% vCPU | $0.009450 | $0.009450 | - | - |
| 1 GPU | $1.295999 | $1.295999 | - | - |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002520 | $0.002520 | - | - |
| Intel Ice Lake (Compute Optimized) | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 100% vCPU | $0.015840 | $0.014667 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002880 | $0.002667 | − | − |
| AMD EPYC™ | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 100% vCPU | $0.008100 | $0.003240 | − | − |
| 1 GPU Nvidia A100 | $3.345299 | $1.338119 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002520 | $0.000990 | − | − |
| Gen2* | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 100% vCPU | $0.007500 | $0.007500 | - | - |
| 1 GPU | $6.210081 | $6.210081 | - | - |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002333 | $0.002333 | - | - |
| AMD Zen 3* | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 20% vCPU | $0.003960 | $0.001260 | − | − |
| 50% vCPU | $0.005760 | $0.001800 | − | − |
| 100% vCPU | $0.009450 | $0.002610 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002520 | $0.000630 | − | − |
| AMD Zen 4 | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 20% vCPU | $0.003960 | $0.001260 | − | − |
| 50% vCPU | $0.005760 | $0.001800 | − | − |
| 100% vCPU | $0.009450 | $0.002610 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002520 | $0.000630 | − | − |
| AMD Zen 4 (Compute-Optimized) | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 20% vCPU | $0.003817 | $0.001145 | − | − |
| 50% vCPU | $0.009542 | $0.002862 | − | − |
| 100% vCPU | $0.019083 | $0.013358 | − | − |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.003500 | $0.001050 | − | − |
| GPU PLATFORM V4 | Regular VM | Preemptible VM | ||
| 100% vCPU | $0.007500 | $0.007500 | — | — |
| 1 GPU | $5.495964 | $5.495964 | — | — |
| RAM (for 1 GB) | $0.002333 | $0.002333 | — | — |
* This feature is available upon request and subject to technical availability.
GPU clusters
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
| Type | Price per cluster VM, per hour, without VAT |
|---|---|
| High-speed GPU cluster | $0.572400 |
| High-speed GPU cluster, preemptible instances | $0.572400 |
| High-speed GPU cluster for Gen2 | $2.758082 |
| High-speed GPU cluster for Gen2, preemptible instances | $2.758082 |
| High-speed GPU cluster for GPU PLATFORM V4 | $2.758082 |
| High-speed GPU cluster for GPU PLATFORM V4, preemptible instances | $2.758082 |
Disks, snapshots, and images
| Type | Price per GB, per month, without VAT |
|---|---|
| Fast network drive (SSD) | $0.107190 |
| Standard disk drive (HDD) | $0.026280 |
| Non-replicated disk (SSD) | $0.079200 |
| High-performance disk (SSD) | $0.178200 |
| Snapshot | $0.028080 |
| Image | $0.028080 |
File storages
| Type | Price per GB, per month, without VAT |
|---|---|
| Standard file system (HDD) | $0.030222 |
| Fast file system (SSD) | $0.123268 |
Computing resources of dedicated hosts
The prices are specified for 1 vCPU, 1 GB of RAM, and 1 GB of local SSD storage. You pay for all the resources available on the dedicated host, regardless of whether you use them or not. For example, let’s assume a host of the intel-6338-c108-m704-n3200x6 type has the following resources available: 108 vCPUs, 704 GB of RAM, and 19,200 GB of storage on local SSDs. For the relevant example of cost calculation, see above.
Prices are shown for 1 hour of use. Billing occurs per second.
Intel Ice Lakeintel-6338-c108-m704-n3200x6 |
Price per hour, without VAT |
|---|---|
| 1 vCPU (100%) | $0.010645 |
| 1 GB RAM | $0.002820 |
Intel Ice Lake (Compute Optimized)intel-6354-c56-m454-n3200x6 |
Price per hour, without VAT |
|---|---|
| 1 vCPU (100%) | $0.017460 |
| 1 GB RAM | $0.003150 |
Archived host types
Intel Cascade Lakeintel-6230* |
Price per hour, without VAT |
|---|---|
| 1 vCPU (100%) | $0.011843 |
| 1 GB RAM | $0.003136 |
| Type | Price per GB, per hour, without VAT |
|---|---|
| Local disk (SSD) | $0.000110 |
Software-accelerated network
| Software network acceleration | Rate for 1 hour, without VAT |
|---|---|
| Intel Broadwell | |
| For VMs with less than 18 cores | $0.036736 |
| For VMs with 18 or more cores | $0.073472 |
| Intel Cascade Lake | |
| For VMs with less than 20 cores | $0.038520 |
| For VMs with 20 or more cores | $0.077040 |
| Intel Ice Lake | |
| For VMs with less than 36 cores | $0.038520 |
| For VMs with 36 or more cores | $0.077040 |
| Intel Ice Lake (Compute Optimized) | |
| For VMs with less than 16 core | $0.063360 |
| For VMs with 16 or more cores | $0.126720 |
| AMD Zen 3* | |
| For VMs with less than 96 cores | $0.038520 |
| For VMs with 96 or more cores | $0.077040 |
| AMD Zen 4 | |
| For VMs with less than 96 cores | $0.038520 |
| For VMs with 96 or more cores | $0.077040 |
| AMD Zen 4 (Compute-Optimized) | |
| For VMs with less than 48 cores | $0.127950 |
| For VMs with 48 or more cores | $0.255900 |
* Feature is available on request, subject to technical availability.
Outbound traffic
When using the service, you pay for traffic from Yandex Cloud to the internet. Traffic between internal IP addresses of Yandex Cloud services and incoming internet traffic is free.
The first 100 GB of outgoing traffic per month are free of charge.
The minimum billing unit is 1 MB.
| Resource category | Price of 1 GB, without VAT |
|---|---|
| Outgoing traffic, 100 GB or less per month | Free |
| Outgoing traffic, over 100 GB per month | $0.013770 |