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AWS Cost Calculator

Add the AWS services your project uses and get a rough monthly and yearly estimate with a per-service breakdown — handy for side projects, client proposals and budgeting.

Estimates, not quotes

Prices are approximate public on-demand rates in USD, mostly for US East (N. Virginia). Always confirm with the official AWS Pricing Calculator(opens in a new tab) before you commit to a budget.

Your services

1 selected · about $32.77 per month

EC2 — Virtual servers

1× t3.medium, 730 h/mo, US East (N. Virginia)

Adjusts the compute price approximately.

Linux, on-demand, US East base price.

730 hours = running all month.

gp3 volume at $0.08/GB-month.

Compute
$30.37
EBS gp3 storage
$2.40
EC2 per month
$32.77

Choose AWS services

Tap a service to add it to your estimate, tap again to remove it.

Compute

Storage

Database

Networking

Web apps

1 service selected

💡 Ways to lower your AWS bill

  • Savings Plans or Reserved Instances cut steady EC2, Fargate and RDS costs well below on-demand rates.
  • Run fault-tolerant or batch work on Spot Instances.
  • Use S3 Intelligent-Tiering for data whose access pattern changes.
  • Turn off dev and test environments outside working hours.
  • Set up AWS Budgets alerts so surprises show up early.
  • Delete unused EBS volumes, snapshots, Elastic IPs and idle load balancers.

  • 11 core services

    EC2, Lambda, ECS on Fargate, EKS, S3, EBS, RDS, DynamoDB, CloudFront, Route 53 and Amplify Hosting.

  • Transparent breakdown

    Every service shows what you're paying for — compute, storage, requests, transfer — and the rate used.

  • Share your estimate

    Copy a plain-text summary for a client or teammate, or export the full estimate as JSON.

Free AWS cost estimator

Planning a deployment, quoting a client or just keeping a student project inside your budget? Pick the AWS services you need, fill in roughly how much you'll use them, and see a monthly and yearly estimate instantly — no AWS account or signup needed.

How to use it

  1. Tap “Add or remove services” and choose what your app uses.
  2. Adjust instance sizes, storage, requests and transfer for each service.
  3. Check the breakdown and totals, then copy or export the summary.

How accurate is it?

The calculator uses a fixed set of approximate public on-demand prices in USD, mostly for the US East (N. Virginia) region; other regions are adjusted with a rough multiplier for EC2 only. Real bills also depend on tax, support plans, data transfer between services, free-tier eligibility and discounts like Savings Plans. Treat the result as a ballpark and confirm it with the official AWS Pricing Calculator (opens in a new tab) before committing to a budget.

Paying from Pakistan

AWS bills in US dollars. Enter the exchange rate your bank or card charges in the summary to see a rough PKR figure — and remember card providers may add their own fees on top.

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