AWS is constantly reducing prices, as their costs go down. I wouldn't accuse them of profiteering, at least any more than any public company (with the requireme

AWS is constantly reducing prices, as their costs go down. I wouldn't accuse them of profiteering, at least any more than any public company (with the requirement of a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders). They're not a non-profit. They don't always have the best price/performance ratio, but they do offer scaling options that few competitors can match. Disclaimer: I am a former Amazon employee, though I sold my stock. Regretting it now, but what can you do.