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Pricing

Understanding the pricing model of Klutch.sh is essential for planning and budgeting your projects effectively. This documentation will provide you with a comprehensive overview of how pricing works in Klutch.sh.

Key Concepts:

Usage-Based Pricing: Klutch.sh operates on a usage-based pricing model, meaning you only pay for the resources and services you use. This allows for flexibility and scalability, as you can adjust your usage based on your project’s needs without being locked into fixed costs.

Resource-Based Billing: Klutch.sh charges for resources such as compute instances, storage, bandwidth, and additional services like databases and add-ons. Each resource has its pricing structure, typically based on usage or tiered pricing plans.

Free Trial: Klutch.sh offers a one time $5 credit for every new registered user as a trial to test out our platform. No credit card is required. During this trial, you can only deploy one app with 1 GB of RAM. In order to remove this limitation, a credit card is required.

Pay-As-You-Go: Klutch.sh operates on a pay-as-you-go basis, meaning you are billed based on your actual usage at the end of each billing cycle. There are no long-term contracts or commitments, and you have the flexibility to scale resources up or down as needed without penalty.

Understanding Pricing Components:

Compute Instances: Pricing for compute instances in Klutch.sh is based on factors such as instance type, CPU, memory, and storage capacity. You are charged for the duration your instances are running, typically on an hourly or per-second basis. Pricing starts at $0.017/hour.

Persistent Storage: You are billed based on the storage capacity provisioned. We charge $0.30/GB/month for persistent storage mounted to an app.

Bandwidth: Klutch.sh charges for outbound data transfer, typically measured in gigabytes per month. Bandwidth pricing may vary based on factors such as region, data transfer volume, and network performance. We charge $0.03/GB for additional network egress used for each app instance.

Loadbalancer: Loadbalancers are added to each app automatically, despite how many instances of the app is running. The pricing is $0.019/hr per node.

Add-ons: Additional services such as databases, monitoring, and backups may have separate pricing structures based on usage, storage, and features. You are billed for the resources and services associated with each add-on provisioned in your project.

Estimating Costs:

To estimate costs for your projects in Klutch.sh, consider the following factors:

  • Compute instance types and sizes required for your applications.
  • Storage capacity needed for databases, file storage, and object storage.
  • Anticipated data transfer volume and bandwidth usage.
  • Additional services and add-ons utilized, such as databases, monitoring, and backups.

To view a more detailed pricing table and estimation, visit our Pricing Page