Aws Cost Calculator
Estimate monthly AWS costs based on common services like EC2, S3, RDS, and data transfer. Adjust usage to see total cost.
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How to Use the AWS Cost Calculator
This calculator estimates your monthly AWS costs based on four common services. Follow these steps:
- Enter the number of EC2 instances (t3.medium, running 24/7). Default is 1. Use whole numbers.
- Enter S3 storage in GB (Standard tier). Default is 100 GB.
- Enter RDS instances (db.t3.medium, running 24/7). Default is 0.
- Enter data transfer out in GB per month (to internet, first 10TB). Default is 100 GB.
- Click "Calculate Cost".
All inputs must be non-negative numbers. The result shows a total monthly cost and a breakdown by service. Pricing assumptions are listed below the breakdown.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This calculator provides a rough estimate based on simplified pricing for t3.medium EC2, db.t3.medium RDS, S3 Standard, and data transfer out. Actual costs may vary based on region, reserved instances, and other factors.
The calculator includes EC2 instances, S3 storage, RDS instances, and data transfer out to the internet. Other AWS services are not included.
Currently, the calculator uses fixed pricing assumptions. For more precise estimates, please refer to the official AWS Pricing Calculator.
