Not just you. But read the page referred by that "Learn more" link. It's very unclear. I mean, or course, it has unambiguous meaning. But to understand it you n

Not just you. But read the page referred by that "Learn more" link. It's very unclear. I mean, or course, it has unambiguous meaning. But to understand it you need to read a lengthy sheet of prose, and only deep in it, after many definitions, you must notice a phrase "we multiply your peak hourly billable retrieval rate" ... "by the number of hours in a month". What concentration of attention, and how much time a reader need to spend, to understand this important nuance? As far as I see, in all other places they specify their pricing "per GB", and only this small phrase uncovers real meaning, which is not per actual GBs you transferred, but your peak rate multiplied by number of hours in month. IMHO this should be one of the first phrases describing the pricing model.