reserved capacity ↔ fully metered

Team

Shared vCPU for steady production workloads.

$12 / compute unit / mo

2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 80 GB NVMe per unit

Works out to $6.00 / vCPU / month

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  • All ten services included
  • Pooled usage allowances
  • 100k emails / month
  • Unlimited team members
  • SSO (Google & Microsoft)
  • Email & community support

Enterprise

Custom unit sizes for regulated & large-scale fleets.

Custom committed-capacity pricing

Unit size shaped to your workloads

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  • Everything in Business
  • Dedicated & isolated nodes
  • Committed-capacity discounts
  • Hybrid / on-prem options
  • Custom SLA & DPA / HIPAA
  • Annual invoicing & PO

One compute unit is a reserved bundle of vCPU, memory and NVMe. Every unit includes all ten services with pooled allowances shared across your organization. Add or remove units at any time — billing prorates to the day.

Estimator

Estimate your monthly bill

Drag the sliders for a metered estimate, or size a reserved-capacity plan. Numbers are indicative — final pricing is confirmed on your plan.

1,460
vCPU-hours / mo
800
GB / mo · first 1,000 GB (1 TB) free
40,000
emails / mo · first 6,000 free
120,000
events / mo · first 10,000 free
150
GB · first 25 GB free
30,000
runs / mo · first 5,000 free

FAQ

Questions, answered

What exactly is a compute unit?

A compute unit is a reserved bundle of capacity, billed at a flat monthly rate: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 80 GB NVMe on Team, or 4 dedicated vCPU, 8 GB RAM and 160 GB NVMe on Business. You buy as many units as your workloads need and spread them across any services and regions you like. Team members, projects and environments are unlimited — we bill capacity, not headcount.

Is reserving units cheaper than paying per usage?

A Team unit works out to $6.00 per vCPU per month — exactly the metered compute rate — so reserving is never a markup on compute. It buys predictability plus the platform tier: pooled allowances across all ten services, SSO, and the SLA. Business units are $5.50 per vCPU per month, so the effective rate drops as your units get larger. Bursty workloads are usually cheaper metered; steady ones are usually cheaper reserved.

Can we switch between reserved and metered billing?

Yes. Start metered and move to reserved units (or the reverse) at any renewal — your resources and data are untouched. Many customers run metered while workloads are still moving, then reserve units once their baseline is predictable.

What happens if we outgrow the units we reserved?

Nothing breaks. Anything above your reserved capacity is billed at the standard metered rates on the same invoice, and the dashboard flags when adding a unit would be cheaper than the overage. You can add or remove units at any time — billing prorates to the day.

Where is our data stored, and who can see it?

You choose Montréal, Frankfurt or Ashburn per workload, and workloads stay in the region you pick. Insight AI runs against your data in isolation and is never used to train shared models. Enterprise plans add a signed DPA, written data-residency commitments and HIPAA options.

Is there a free trial?

There is no time-limited trial. Metered accounts get monthly free allowances that never expire — 6,000 emails, 10,000 AI events, 1 TB egress, 25 GB storage and 5,000 workflow runs every month — so you can build and evaluate without paying. Reserved-unit plans are billed from the first month and you can cancel at any time.

How hard is it to migrate off our current host?

Most teams migrate in a weekend. Our CLI imports servers, DNS and email domains, and our team will pair with you on larger moves at no cost. Automation APIs mean your existing IaC keeps working.

What kind of support do we get?

Email and community support on Team, priority support with a 1-hour first-response target on Business, and a named technical contact plus custom SLAs on Enterprise. Support is available in English and French.

Not sure how much capacity you need?

Tell us about your workloads — we'll size the units with you, model both billing options and recommend the cheaper one. No pressure.