Cloud pricing across every provider — all in one place.
Compare compute, GPU, storage, LLM, egress, spot, and datacenter sustainability data across AWS, GCP, Azure, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, Hetzner, Linode, Vultr, Scaleway and more — no account needed.
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Which cloud providers can I compare with this calculator?
Nine providers — AWS, Google Cloud (GCP), Microsoft Azure, DigitalOcean, OVHcloud, Hetzner, Linode, Vultr and Scaleway — across compute, GPU, storage, LLM API, egress, spot and datacenter PUE data.
Is this cloud price comparison tool free?
Yes. It is 100% free and needs no login or account. Open the page and start comparing on-demand, spot and reserved pricing right away.
How do I compare GPU prices across cloud providers?
Open the GPU tab for on-demand GPU instance pricing across all nine providers, then check the Spot Prices tab for discounted spot rates. Sort and filter by price to find the cheapest GPU for your workload.
Does the calculator include LLM API pricing?
Yes. The LLM Pricing tab compares input and output token prices per million tokens across hosted models, so you can estimate API spend before committing to a provider.
What is the cheapest cloud provider for my workload?
It depends on the instance family, region, commitment type and how much egress you use. Compare on-demand rates in the Compute tab against discounted rates in the Spot Prices tab — spot instances are often the cheapest option for fault-tolerant workloads.
Does the tool show spot instance pricing?
Yes. The Spot Prices tab shows current AWS spot prices per instance type and region. The Spot Advisor tab adds interruption frequency bands and estimated savings versus on-demand rates.
How do I compare reserved instance vs on-demand vs savings plan pricing?
Use the pricing type toggle on the Compute tab to switch between On-Demand, Reserved 1yr, Reserved 3yr, Savings Plan 1yr, Savings Plan 3yr, and Spot. The table and stat cards update instantly.
What is datacenter PUE and why does it matter for cloud cost?
PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) measures how efficiently a datacenter uses energy — a PUE of 1.0 is perfect, meaning all power goes to compute. Lower PUE means lower overhead energy costs and a smaller carbon footprint. The Datacenter PUE tab shows PUE and WUE values per region for AWS, GCP, Azure, OVHcloud, and Scaleway.
What currencies are supported?
Prices can be displayed in USD, EUR, INR, and CNY. Use the currency selector in the tool.
How is this different from the AWS pricing calculator?
The AWS pricing calculator only covers AWS. This tool covers 9 providers simultaneously, includes LLM API costs, GPU instances, spot advisor data, object storage egress fees, and datacenter sustainability metrics — all in one sortable, filterable interface.
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