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Estimate and compare monthly cloud infrastructure costs across AWS (EC2), Azure, and GCP including compute instances, block storage, and data egress.

Cloud Architecture Infrastructure Estimator

Updated Pay-As-You-Go Rates

Full month continuous uptime = 730 hrs

AWS (EC2 + EBS + Data)

$128.74

Estimated Total Monthly

Compute: $67.74
Storage: $16.00
Data Egress: $45.00

Microsoft Azure

$119.24

Estimated Total Monthly

Compute: $60.74
Storage: $15.00
Data Egress: $43.50

Google Cloud Platform

$128.58

Estimated Total Monthly

Compute: $70.08
Storage: $16.00
Data Egress: $42.50
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How to use the Cloud Infrastructure Cost Estimator

Enter your required virtual machine instance count, monthly uptime hours, compute specification tier, storage capacity (GB), and outbound data transfer (GB). The calculator dynamically updates cost estimates for Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Read our companion Cloud Cost Optimization Architecture Guide to learn strategies for reducing cloud egress and compute bills by up to 40%.

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How Cloud Pricing Works Across AWS, Azure & GCP

Public cloud infrastructure pricing is intentionally granular. Monthly bills are driven by compute instance uptime, CPU/RAM specs, persistent block storage, and licensing. However, the largest underestimated expense for most cloud deployments is outbound internet data transfer (egress), which often becomes visible only after workloads are running.

Committed-Use Discounts: All major cloud providers offer 1-year and 3-year Savings Plans / Reserved Instances that reduce baseline compute costs by 30% to 60% compared to standard on-demand pricing.

Cloud Server Pricing Reference Comparison

* Reference pricing estimates based on standard list rates — verify current rates with AWS, Azure, or GCP.

Reference ConfigurationAWS (EC2)Microsoft AzureGoogle Cloud (GCP)
4 vCPU / 16GB RAM Linux Instance$0.0928 / hr (~$67.74/mo)$0.0832 / hr (~$60.74/mo)$0.0960 / hr (~$70.08/mo)
2 vCPU / 8GB RAM Linux Instance$0.0464 / hr (~$33.87/mo)$0.0416 / hr (~$30.37/mo)$0.0480 / hr (~$35.04/mo)
SSD Block Storage (per GB/mo)$0.08 / GB$0.075 / GB$0.08 / GB
Outbound Internet Data Egress$0.09 / GB$0.087 / GB$0.085 / GB

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a cloud pricing calculator?

A cloud pricing calculator is an estimation tool that models monthly hosting costs across cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP based on compute instances, RAM, storage capacity, and network bandwidth egress.

How much does cloud hosting cost per month?

Cloud server pricing typically starts around $15–$18/month for small 2vCPU/4GB instances, $30–$35/month for medium 2vCPU/8GB instances, plus $0.08/GB for SSD storage and $0.08–$0.09/GB for internet data egress.

What is cloud service pricing based on?

Cloud service pricing is calculated on a pay-as-you-go basis across four main pillars: compute instance uptime (vCPU/RAM per hour), persistent block storage, object storage, and outbound network data transfer (egress).

How do I estimate my cloud server costs?

Sum up your compute instance hours (hours * hourly rate) + storage costs (GB * $0.08) + data egress (GB * $0.09). Use our Cloud Pricing Calculator to benchmark AWS, Azure, and GCP side-by-side.

Which cloud provider is cheapest — AWS, Azure, or GCP?

There is no single cheapest provider. AWS offers competitive pricing for large reserved instance commitments, Azure provides cost savings for Windows Server/SQL licensing, and GCP is often cost-effective for custom VM specs and Kubernetes workloads.

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