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Thats a bit unfair on NearlyFreeSpeech: the first gigabyte is a dollar, but the second is $0.870, and it drops from there. From [2] in the parent post: Af
by TeHCrAzY 16y ago
Thats a bit unfair on NearlyFreeSpeech: the first gigabyte is a dollar, but the second is $0.870, and it drops from there.
From [2] in the parent post:
After you've transferred You get
up to 1 GB 1GB / $1 ($1.00 / GB)
10 GB 2GB / $1 ($0.50 / GB)
100 GB 3GB / $1 ($0.33 / GB)
1,000 GB 4GB / $1 ($0.25 / GB)
10,000 GB 5GB / $1 ($0.20 / GB)
Check out https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/services/bwcalc https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/services/bwcalc for a calculator.
- Smerity 16y agoGood catch, thank you. I also noticed that I'd stated the storage cost as $1/GB whilst it's actually $10/GB (specifically $10.24/GB or $0.01 per megabyte per month) which means that S3 is really far ahead if your site has any substantial amount of content.