Estimate Cloud Spending Before Deployment
Test compute hours, storage size, bandwidth, databases, and other billing units before creating production resources.
Cloud Cost Calculators for Compute, Storage, and Bandwidth
Estimate compute, storage, bandwidth, databases, serverless usage, and other cloud costs before you deploy or scale a workload.
Useful for Small and Large Workloads
Plan costs for websites, apps, APIs, databases, data systems, and growing platforms using your own workload numbers.
Compare Providers and Configurations
Compare similar workloads across providers, regions, instance sizes, storage plans, and pricing options.
Popular Cloud Cost Calculators
Start with tools for compute, storage, bandwidth, databases, serverless requests, and monthly cloud planning.
Cloud VM Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare AWS EC2, Azure Virtual Machines, Google Compute Engine, or custom VM plans using runtime, commitments, Spot usage, storage, bandwidth, IPs, load balancers, and first-year cost.
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Cloud Object Storage Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage, or custom object storage plans using storage tiers, requests, retrievals, egress, lifecycle transitions, replication, and migration cost.
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Cloud PostgreSQL Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, and Google Cloud SQL using compute, HA, replicas, storage, IOPS, backups, transfer, support, and migration cost.
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Cloud MySQL Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon RDS for MySQL, Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server, and Google Cloud SQL using compute, HA, replicas, storage, IOPS, backups, transfer, extended support, and migration cost.
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Cloud Redis Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon ElastiCache, Azure Managed Redis, and Google Cloud Memorystore using node, serverless, memory, request, backup, transfer, support, and migration costs.
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Cloud SQL Server Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon RDS for SQL Server, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Google Cloud SQL using compute, licensing, HA, storage, IOPS, backups, transfer, discounts, and migration cost.
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All Cloud Cost Calculators
Browse every cloud cost tool for compute, storage, bandwidth, databases, serverless usage, and other recurring services.
Cloud VM Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare AWS EC2, Azure Virtual Machines, Google Compute Engine, or custom VM plans using runtime, commitments, Spot usage, storage, bandwidth, IPs, load balancers, and first-year cost.
Cloud Object Storage Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Cloud Storage, or custom object storage plans using storage tiers, requests, retrievals, egress, lifecycle transitions, replication, and migration cost.
Cloud PostgreSQL Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server, and Google Cloud SQL using compute, HA, replicas, storage, IOPS, backups, transfer, support, and migration cost.
Cloud MySQL Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon RDS for MySQL, Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server, and Google Cloud SQL using compute, HA, replicas, storage, IOPS, backups, transfer, extended support, and migration cost.
Cloud Redis Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon ElastiCache, Azure Managed Redis, and Google Cloud Memorystore using node, serverless, memory, request, backup, transfer, support, and migration costs.
Cloud SQL Server Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon RDS for SQL Server, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and Google Cloud SQL using compute, licensing, HA, storage, IOPS, backups, transfer, discounts, and migration cost.
Cloud Kubernetes Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare Amazon EKS, Azure Kubernetes Service, and Google Kubernetes Engine using cluster fees, worker or pod compute, storage, load balancers, NAT, transfer, logging, backups, discounts, and migration cost.
Cloud Serverless Functions Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Run functions using requests, execution time, memory, vCPU, warm capacity, storage, transfer, logging, discounts, and migration cost.
Cloud Block Storage Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare AWS EBS gp3, Azure Premium SSD v2, Google Hyperdisk Balanced, and custom block storage costs using capacity, IOPS, throughput, snapshots, migration, and budget.
Cloud NAT Gateway Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare AWS NAT Gateway, Azure NAT Gateway, Google Cloud NAT, and custom managed NAT costs using gateway hours, protected instances, processed traffic, public IPs, transfer, logging, and migration cost.
Cloud Load Balancer Cost Comparison Calculator
Compare AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Cloudflare load balancer costs with editable hourly, capacity, traffic, WAF, logging, transfer, and setup inputs.
Small Cloud Cost Questions These Tools Help Simplify
Cloud pricing can change with instance hours, storage size, request count, bandwidth, regions, and database usage. These tools help you test those numbers before you spend money.
Estimate virtual machine costs for a planned workload.
Calculate object storage and retrieval costs.
Estimate bandwidth and data transfer charges.
Compare serverless usage at different request volumes.
Forecast managed database spending.
Compare on-demand and committed pricing options.
Estimate costs for development, staging, and production.
Test future cloud spending as traffic grows.
Why Cloud Cost Planning Matters
Cloud services are flexible, but the same flexibility can make the final bill difficult to predict. Compute, storage, bandwidth, databases, requests, regions, and extra services may all be billed in different ways.
A useful estimate starts with a real workload. You may need to know how many hours a server will run, how much data will be stored, how much traffic will leave the cloud, and how many requests the system may handle.
Small changes in instance size, storage class, region, or traffic can change the monthly bill. Beeija calculators help you test a small setup, a normal month, and a busy month before choosing a provider or architecture.
Cost is only one part of the decision. Speed, reliability, security, support, data location, and service limits may also matter. Always check the latest official provider pricing before making a final budget or purchase decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cloud cost calculator?
A cloud cost calculator estimates spending for compute, storage, bandwidth, databases, serverless functions, and other cloud services.
How do I estimate monthly cloud costs?
Start with the resources you need, expected usage, region, and billing period. Then add compute, storage, data transfer, database, and request costs for a normal month.
Can I compare cloud providers?
Yes. Use the same workload and usage numbers across providers to compare possible costs more fairly.
Why can data transfer make cloud costs higher?
Many providers charge for data leaving the cloud or moving between regions and services. High traffic can make these charges a large part of the final bill.
Are cloud cost estimates exact?
No. They are planning estimates. The final bill may change because of updated prices, discounts, taxes, extra services, or actual usage.
Do these tools upload my data?
Most Beeija tools run in your browser. Your inputs are not uploaded unless a tool clearly says that it needs an external price or URL check.