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Free trial, yes. Free tier, no. Basically the free tier subtracts the cost of a f1-micro from your monthly bill if you have at least one running.

• devereaux 9y ago
  Thanks for the precision! It avoids a bad surprise :-) Do you know if a f1-micro can cost more than $4 per month if it is used extensively? By that, I just mean 100% cpu usage, 100% of the 5Gb disk quota, with just 1 IPv4 and 1 IPv6. I like the scalability, but I want my clients to know that their bill will not "fluctuate". Cost-wise, $40 for 10 IPv4 is in the upper tier (some OVH resellers give you 16 IPv4 on some decent dedicated server) but for what I need (low latency), the wide geographic coverage could still make it worthwhile.
  • SirZimzim 9y ago
    If your cost requirements are that low and you primarily want to rely on static instances then there are better hosting options. I remember when my firm switched and we now pay thousands of dollars for the flexibility of cloud providers.
  • thesandlord 9y ago
    Network Egress is not included in the price, so you have to keep that in mind. Ingress is free. Otherwise, feel free to use 100% 24/7.