Cloud storage cost

Type GB, a price per GB, and a free tier. 500 GB and 0.02 give 10,00 zł/mies. 2000, 0.023 and 5 give 45,89 zł/mies. 50, 0.08 and 100 give 0,00 zł/mies. Not an AWS price list.

This is typed GB times typed price, after a free tier. Not an AWS price list and not egress. Transfer sits on bandwidth cost.

Input data

Storage w chmurze

Results

Enter data and click Calculate.

Bandwidth cost (per GB)

Bandwidth cost: GB, a price, and free GB.

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Log storage

Log storage: bytes per entry, count, compression, and days.

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Cost Per Request Calculator

Cost Per Request Calculator: a price per million and a request count.

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How it works

Cloud storage cost in this calculator is typed GB times typed price. 500 GB, 0.02 and 0 free give 10,00 zł/mies. 2000 GB, 0.023 and 5 free give 45,89 zł/mies. 50 GB, 0.08 and 100 free give 0,00 zł/mies, because the free tier is larger than GB. The calculator does not read an AWS price list.

The formula is max(0, GB - free) × price per month. 500 × 0.02 = 10. 1995 × 0.023 = 45.885, on the page 45,89 zł/mies. Free GB come off the quantity, not the price. This is not S3, not EBS, and not a storage class.

Three fields: amount, price, free tier. Free 0 leaves the full amount to multiply. A free tier larger than GB zeroes the bill. The calculator does not add requests, tax, or transfer.

Bandwidth cost next door multiplies egress GB. Here only storage stays. 10,00 zł/mies. is not a console invoice. 45,89 zł/mies. uses your 0.023 price, not an Amazon rate.

Type 500, 0.02 and 0, then Calculate. The result is 10,00 zł/mies. A comma in 0,02 works. 50, 0.08 and 100 give 0,00 zł/mies.

500 and 0.02 give 10,00 zł/mies. 2000, 0.023 and 5 give 45,89 zł/mies. 50, 0.08 and 100 give 0,00 zł/mies. A different price at the same GB gives a different cost.

Formula

cost = max(0, GB - free) × price per GB / month

How to use

  1. Type 500 GB, price 0.02, and free tier 0.
  2. Click Calculate. The result is 10,00 zł/mies.
  3. 2000, 0.023 and 5 give 45,89 zł/mies. 50, 0.08 and 100 give 0,00 zł/mies.
  4. This is typed GB × price, not an AWS price list.
  5. The next card prices transfer GB, not storage.

500 GB and 0.02 give 10,00 zł/mies.

Cost = max(0, GB - free) × price. 500 and 0.02 give 10,00 zł/mies. This is not AWS.

Cloud
Your typed price, not an AWS list. 50, 0.08 and 100 give 0,00 zł/mies.
storage
Typed GB, not an S3 class. 2000, 0.023 and 5 give 45,89 zł/mies.
cost
Billable GB times price. 500 and 0.02 give 10,00 zł/mies. Not an invoice.

Examples

Example 1

  • 500 GB
  • 0.02 per GB
  • 0 free

10,00 zł/mies.

What storage cost at 500 GB and 0.02? 10,00 zł/mies. GB × price, not AWS.

Example 2

  • 2000 GB
  • 0.023 per GB
  • 5 free

45,89 zł/mies.

What cost at 2000 GB, 0.023 and 5 free? 45,89 zł/mies.

Example 3

  • 50 GB
  • 0.08 per GB
  • 100 free

0,00 zł/mies.

What cost at 50 GB, 0.08 and 100 free? 0,00 zł/mies. The free tier eats the GB.

Common questions

What storage cost at 500 GB and 0.02?

10,00 zł/mies. 500 × 0.02. Typed GB × price, not AWS.

What about 2000 GB, 0.023 and 5 free?

45,89 zł/mies. (2000 - 5) × 0.023.

What about 50 GB, 0.08 and 100 free?

0,00 zł/mies. The free tier is larger than 50 GB.

Is this an AWS S3 price list?

No. The calculator multiplies your GB by your price. It does not fetch Amazon rates.

Does egress enter 10,00 zł/mies.?

No. Transfer is on the next card. Here only storage.

How does the free tier work?

It subtracts from GB. Billable = max(0, GB - free).

Does a comma in 0,02 work?

Yes. 0,02 and 0.02 are the same price per GB.

Is 10,00 zł/mies. an invoice?

No. It is a sketch from three fields. A cloud console adds other lines.

How is this different from cost per request?

That card is (price / 1e6) × count. Here 500 GB and 0.02 give 10,00 zł/mies.

Knowledge sources

The calculator counts bits, bytes or throughput from your numbers. Below are SI and bit definitions (NIST).

Page updated in 2026.