Serverless Containers pricing policy

To calculate the cost of using the service, see the prices in this section.

What goes into the cost of using Serverless ContainersWhat goes into the cost of using Serverless Containers

In Serverless Containers, you pay for the number of container invocations, computing resources allocated for the application, downtime of provisioned instances, and outgoing traffic.

Computing resources are billed based on the number of processor cores (vCPUs), the level of core performance, memory allocated for the application, and application running time:

• The number of cores specified when creating a revision is measured in vCPUs and is a positive real number.
• The core performance level specified when creating a revision is measured in %.
• The memory size specified when creating a revision is measured in GB.
• The total container time is measured in hours and is rounded up to a multiple of 100 ms.

Pricing formulaPricing formula

Monthly cost = $0.025600 × Memory (GB) × Invocation processing time (Hours) + $0.038400 × Number of cores × Invocation processing time (Hours) + $0.128000 × Millions of invocations

The following is offered at no extra charge each month:

• The first 1000000 container invocations.
• The first 10 GBxhour of RAM usage when processing requests.
• The first 5 vCPU×hour of RAM usage when processing requests.

After you've used up your free service amounts, you will be charged at the applicable rate. The unused balance of free services is reset at the end of the month.

Examples of cost calculationExamples of cost calculation

Example of calculating the cost of a container with the following parameters:

• Amount of memory specified when creating a revision: 2 GB.
• Number of cores: 20% vCPU.
• Number of container invocations: 3,000,000.
• Execution time of each invocation: 150 ms.

$0.025600 × (2 × (150 / 3,600,000) × 3,000,000 – 10) + $0.038400 × (0.2 × (150 / 3,600,000) × 3,000,000 – 5) + $0.128000 × ((3,000,000 – 1,000,000) / 1,000,000)

Total: $7.168000

Where:

• $0.025600: Price per 1 GB×hour in excess of 10 GB×hour per month.
• 2: Amount of RAM.
• 150 / 3,600,000 converts milliseconds to hours, as RAM usage time is calculated in GB×hour.
• 3,000,000: Number of container invocations.
• 10: RAM usage time free of charge.
• $0.038400: Price per 1 hour of CPU usage in excess of 5 vCPUs × hour per month.
• 0.2: Number of vCPU cores.
• 150 / 3,600,000 converts milliseconds to hours, as CPU usage time is calculated in GB×hour.
• 3,000,000: Number of container invocations.
• 5: CPU usage time free of charge.
• $0.128000: Price per 1 million container invocations in excess of 1 million per month.
• 3,000,000: Number of container invocations.
• 1,000,000: Subtracted because the first million calls are free of charge.
• 1,000,000: Divisor to calculate the number of millions of container invocations.

Example of calculating the cost of a container with the following parameters:

• Amount of memory specified when creating a revision: 2 GB.
• Number of cores: 100% vCPU.
• Number of container invocations: 3,000,000.
• Execution time of each invocation: 150 ms.

$0.025600 × (2 × (150 / 3,600,000) × 3,000,000 – 10) + $0.038400 × (1 × (150 / 3,600,000) × 3,000,000 – 5) + $0.128000 × ((3,000,000 – 1,000,000) / 1,000,000)

Total: $11.008000

Where:

• $0.025600: Price per 1 GB×hour in excess of 10 GB×hour per month.
• 2: Amount of RAM.
• 150 / 3,600,000 converts milliseconds to hours, as RAM usage time is calculated in GB×hour.
• 3,000,000: Number of container invocations.
• 10: RAM usage time free of charge.
• $0.038400: Price per 1 hour of CPU usage in excess of 5 vCPUs × hour per month.
• 1 : Number of vCPU cores.
• 150 / 3,600,000 converts milliseconds to hours, as CPU usage time is calculated in GB×hour.
• 3,000,000: Number of container invocations.
• 5: CPU usage time free of charge.
• $0.128000: Price per 1 million container invocations in excess of 1 million per month.
• 3,000,000: Number of container invocations.
• 1,000,000: Subtracted because the first million calls are free of charge.
• 1,000,000: Divisor to calculate the number of millions of container invocations.

Prices for the Russia regionPrices for the Russia region

Invoking a containerInvoking a container

Service	Cost of 1 million invocations, including VAT
Invoking a container, <1 million invocations per month	Free
Invoking a container, >1 million invocations per month	$0.128000

RAM usage time when processing requestsRAM usage time when processing requests

Service	Price per GB×hour, without VAT
RAM usage time, 10 GB×hour or less per month	Free
RAM usage time, over 10 GB×hour per month	$0.025600

CPU usage time when processing requestsCPU usage time when processing requests

Service	Cost per vCPU×hour, without VAT
CPU usage time, 5 vCPU×hour or less per month	Free
CPU usage time, over 5 vCPU×hour per month	$0.038400

Provisioned instancesProvisioned instances

RAM usage timeRAM usage time

Service	Cost per GB×hour, without VAT
RAM usage time during downtime of a provisioned instance	$0.005520
RAM usage time when processing queries in a provisioned instance	$0.010560

CPU usage timeCPU usage time

Service	Cost per vCPU per hour, without VAT
CPU usage time during downtime of a provisioned instance	$0.008240
CPU usage time when processing queries in a provisioned instance	$0.015840

Outgoing trafficOutgoing 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 are provided free of charge every month.

The minimum billing unit is 1 MB.

Resource category	Cost of 1 GB
Outgoing traffic, 100 GB or less per month	Free
Outgoing traffic, over 100 GB per month	$0.012240