Pricing
Pay for what runs.
Your own clusters are never metered. Past three of them, Pro is five dollars a month with five back as credit, and everything else is billed by the hour it exists.
3clusters
Free, with no card
$5a month
Pro, with $5 of credit back
$0for compute
On every cluster of your own
Pay yearly and two months come off the plan.
Free
$0
For one organization, with no card.
- 3 clusters of your own
- 10 GB of gateway traffic a month
- Unlimited members, apps and projects
- Every feature for your own clusters
Pro
Pay as you go
$5a month
$5 of credit back every month, spent on anything below first.
- Clusters of your own past three at $2 a month
- Anyport Cloud clusters at $5 a month, plus what your apps use
- Every cluster billed by the hour it exists
- 100 GB of gateway traffic, then $0.02 per GB
- A spend limit, so routing pauses instead of the bill growing
Enterprise
Limits agreed with you, a self-hosted control plane with nothing leaving your network, and invoicing handled directly.
A GB here is 1,073,741,824 bytes, the unit the gateway meters in and the console reports.
01Your bill
Work out what you would pay.
Set it up the way you would run it and see the month, line by line.
What your apps use on Anyport Cloud, averaged over the month, across all its clusters.
Free plan
$0.00
Up to three clusters of your own and 10 GB of gateway traffic cost nothing. Add a fourth, a cluster on Anyport Cloud or more traffic and Pro starts.
Compute and builds on your own clusters are never counted. Anyport Cloud traffic past 1 TB per cluster a month is not in this estimate.
02Never metered
On your own clusters, these are free.
They happen on your hardware and cost us nothing, so they cost you nothing, on every plan.
Compute
Containers, replicas, CPU and memory run on hardware you already pay for. No per-container line item, now or later.
Builds
Build minutes are your cluster's minutes. Nothing waits behind a quota you bought.
Storage and logs
Volumes, databases, logs and metrics sit on your own disks. We never see that bill.
Members, apps and projects
No per-seat charge on any plan. The fifth engineer costs what the first did: nothing.
03Anyport Cloud
No cluster yet? We run one for you.
A cluster we run for you, on Pro, with nothing to install. The one place we meter compute, because it is the one place the compute is ours.
$5/ cluster-month
The cluster
Billed by the hour it exists. Its control plane, ingress, certificates and DNS are never billed.
$12/ vCPU-month
CPU, as used
$0.000278 a vCPU-minute, for what your apps use rather than reserve.
$6/ GiB-month
Memory, as used
$0.000139 a GiB-minute, and never less than a quarter of what a pod reserves.
$0.25/ GiB-month
Storage
At the size a volume is provisioned.
$0/ build-minute
Builds
A build pays for the CPU and memory it uses, like any app. No per-minute charge.
1 TB/ cluster-month
Traffic included
Then $0.02 a GB, the same rate as the gateway.
Up to ten clusters
Each holds up to 4 vCPU, 8 GiB of memory and 100 GiB of storage. After 30 days on Pro you can double that yourself.
Credit
Packs of $5, $20, $50 or $100 last 12 months and are spent after the month's included $5. Top-up when low is yours to turn on.
04Gateway traffic
Counted only when it crosses our gateway.
10 GB free and 100 GB on Pro, renewing on the day you are billed, then $0.02 a GB up to a limit you set. The gateway docs cover how the path works.
Not measured
Your cluster has a public address
Your domain points straight at your own ingress or load balancer. A visitor connects to your hardware directly. Those bytes never touch our infrastructure, so we cannot count them and do not try. There is no allowance on this path because there is nothing for an allowance to limit.
Counted
Your cluster has no public address
Behind NAT, inside a rack, on a machine with every inbound port closed. Nothing can dial in, so the agent holds one outbound connection open and our gateway becomes the public front door for your app. Every request and response is carried over bandwidth we rent and are billed for by the gigabyte. That is the one cost your traffic imposes on us, so it is the one thing we count.
05Questions
What is free, and what is counted.
Is my compute really free on a paid plan too?
On clusters you attach, yes, and it is the one promise here that does not depend on our goodwill. Your apps, builds, logs and metrics run on clusters you own and pay for already. They cost us nothing to run, so there is no per-container, per-build-minute or per-gigabyte-of-logs line item on any plan, and there never will be. What you pay for is the control plane and the gateway. The exception is a cluster on Anyport Cloud, where the hardware is ours and usage is billed from credit.
Why is gateway traffic the exception?
Because it is the only part of your application's path that runs on infrastructure we pay for. When a cluster has no public address, our gateway is what makes it reachable from the internet, and it carries every byte in both directions over bandwidth we rent. On a cluster you attach, everything else happens on your own hardware.
How do I avoid using the allowance at all?
Give the cluster a public address and publish through your own ingress or load balancer. Traffic then goes straight from your visitors to your servers without passing through us, and nothing is counted. Most clusters in a cloud or with a static IP work this way already.
What happens if I go over the traffic allowance?
On the free plan, gateway routing pauses until the month rolls over. Your apps keep running and anything served through your own load balancer is unaffected. On Pro, traffic past 100 GB is billed at $0.02 per GB up to a limit you set, and routing pauses at that limit rather than the bill continuing to grow. You choose the number, including zero, which means never bill me and stop at the allowance.
What does an extra cluster actually cost?
Two dollars a month for each cluster you attach past the free three, and five for each one on Anyport Cloud, billed by the hour it exists from your credit, where Pro's monthly five dollars goes first. A cluster kept for two days costs about 33 cents, so spinning one up to try something is not a monthly decision.
What happens when my Anyport Cloud credit runs out?
You are emailed while there is still about a week of credit left. At zero, what is running keeps running, but new deploys, builds and service installs on Anyport Cloud are refused, and no new cluster can be added. After three days at zero the clusters are paused with their data kept, and after 30 days paused they are deleted, with an email before each step. Topping up at any point undoes it and resumes what was paused.
Why is a second organization a second plan?
One free organization per person, and further ones need their own plan. An organization is a billing boundary with its own members, clusters and allowance, so a second one is a second set of everything rather than a folder. If you want separate environments rather than separate teams, use projects inside one organization, which are unlimited and free.
What happens to my apps if I stop paying?
Nothing is deleted, and nothing running on your own hardware is touched. A free organization keeps its three oldest clusters connected; any more have 30 days, with an email at the start and a week before the end, before Anyport stops managing them. The same 30 days apply on Pro when credit stays below zero. Their apps keep running. Choosing Pro again, or removing clusters, reconnects them. Unpaid gateway traffic pauses routing, the part we rent.
How refunds are decided is in the refund policy. Questions about the product itself are on the main FAQ.