Cloud Server
Choose hourly billing for temporary workloads or monthly billing for stable services. Resize differences are settled proportionally for the remaining cycle.
Audit every cloud-resource charge
Manage costs with a prepaid wallet, hourly or monthly cycles, and itemized records; live sellable sizes and quotes are authoritative in the console.
Cloud Server sizes and catalog prices
These sizes come from the published 2026-08 catalog snapshot for selection and budgeting. Sellable sizes and the final account quote remain authoritative in the console.
| Spec | Family | vCPU | Memory | System disk | Hourly | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| c1a.x2medium | Balanced | 2 | 2 GB | 20 GB | $0.0099 | $7.10 |
| c1a.x2large | Compute | 2 | 4 GB | 20 GB | $0.0174 | $12.50 |
| c1a.x4medium | Balanced | 4 | 4 GB | 20 GB | $0.0198 | $14.20 |
Published catalog snapshot: 2026-08. Prices are in USD; verify the console before ordering.
Sign in for a live quoteBilling principles that remain visible
Funding, resource cycles, and every charge remain traceable in the account instead of being hidden behind a bundled estimate.
Prepaid wallet and itemized billing
Top up the wallet before resources deduct from the balance; every charge is recorded as an auditable entry.
Hourly or monthly use
Use hourly cycles for short-lived or test workloads and monthly cycles for stable services.
Resource-specific billing
Cloud Disks bill by capacity, Elastic IPs follow resource and traffic rules, and shared packages provide organization-level capacity.
The console quote is authoritative
The site explains billing semantics; sellable sizes, capacity, and the live order quote are authoritative in the console.
Each product follows its own billing semantics
Compute cycles, storage capacity, public-address resources, and pooled traffic are separate billable concepts.
Cloud Disk
Efficiency storage is billed by capacity. Online expansion settles the remaining-cycle difference proportionally.
Elastic IP
Public IPv4 can use hourly or monthly resource billing, while actual two-way public traffic is metered per IP or covered by a shared package.
Shared Traffic Package
A one-time capacity purchase creates an organization-level pool shared by eligible traffic-billed Elastic IPs in the same region, with usage visible in the console.
The console is the pricing source of truth
The public site provides comparable catalog prices and billing explanations. The console confirms currently sellable sizes, capacity, cycle, and the final account price.
Before confirming an order
Review the resource, region, cycle, capacity, and displayed total. Product availability can change before this public page is updated.
- Account funding
- Prepaid wallet
- Charge record
- Itemized ledger entry
- Statements
- Viewable in the account
- Order price
- Authoritative in the console
Questions about pricing and billing
Understand wallet funding, live quotes, proportional settlement, and what remains billable after a release.
Is the website price the final bill?
The website explains products and billing. The live quote on the console order page is authoritative.
How does the prepaid wallet work?
Top up first, then resources deduct according to their billing cycles; the account shows itemized income, expense, and balance records.
Does resizing an instance charge twice?
The remaining-cycle price difference is settled proportionally; the console shows the actual amount before confirmation.
Is a credit card required to sign up?
No credit card is required for sign-up. Top up the prepaid wallet when you are ready to create paid resources.
Do new charges stop after resource release?
Released resources stop generating new charges. Retained standalone disks or unbound Elastic IPs continue under their own billing rules.
Review the live catalog before ordering
The console shows the current sellable resources and final quote for your account.