Pricing
Every price on one page. Hourly, in U.S. dollars.
No minimum term, no exit fee. The rate card in your account is the one that bills you.
Free to try: one small machine for 750 hours a month, 10 GB of storage, 1 GB of outbound transfer and one shared-CPU database. No credit card.[1]
Compute
Virtual machines and Kubernetes nodes.
| Size | vCPU | Memory | NVMe | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| dc2.small | 2 | 4 GB | 50 GB | $0.024 |
| dc2.medium | 4 | 8 GB | 100 GB | $0.048 |
| dc2.large | 8 | 16 GB | 200 GB | $0.096 |
| dc2.xlarge | 16 | 32 GB | 400 GB | $0.192 |
| dc2.2xlarge | 32 | 64 GB | 800 GB | $0.384 |
| dc2.4xlarge | 64 | 128 GB | 1.6 TB | $0.768 |
Kubernetes adds no control-plane line. The default two-node cluster runs about $35 a month.[2]
Storage and data
Object storage, databases, registry.
| Item | Rate |
|---|---|
| Object storage | $0.020 per GB a month |
| Writes and lists (PUT, POST, LIST) | $0.005 per 1,000 |
| Reads (GET, HEAD) | $0.004 per 10,000 |
| Managed databases | Quoted per size, in writing |
| Container registry pushes | Free |
| Pulls inside Triple X Cloud | Free |
Database sizes list vCPU, memory and disk; the free tier includes one database on shared CPU with 256 MB.[3]
Transfer
Inbound free. Outbound from $0.01 per GB.
| Direction | Rate |
|---|---|
| Inbound | Free |
| Inside the same region | Free |
| Outbound, first 1 TB | $0.01 per GB |
| Outbound, 1 to 10 TB | $0.008 per GB |
| Outbound, above 10 TB | $0.006 per GB |
No exit fee, in the contract. Leaving costs the transfer rate and nothing else.[1]
The four tiers
Pay for the isolation you need, not the most anyone needs.
Like for like, Tier B runs about 10% below AWS, Azure and Google. Move eligible workloads to Tier D and that reaches 30%. Tier A costs 15% more, and should.[4]
| Tier | A, Regulated | B, Enterprise | C, Edge | D, Public |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price index | 115 | 90 | 80 | 70 |
| Uptime commitment | 99.99% | 99.95% | 99.9% | 99.5% |
| Isolation | Capacity reserved for one customer, vetted operator access, continuous control evidence | Shared capacity, standard operator controls, logged operator actions | Distributed capacity near the point of use, encrypted storage at the edge | Shared public capacity, the lowest isolation of the four |
| Fits | Regulated data, residency obligations, public sector | Production work with no placement constraint. Most workloads land here. | Latency-bound work near users or devices | Restartable work: batch, CI, rendering, dev and test |
Indexed to hyperscaler on-demand list price at 100, modelled against published on-demand rates, July 2026, not measured from customer migrations. The uptime figures are commitments in the master services agreement.[4]
Get started
Start on the free tier today.
Or ask Triple X for a written quote on databases, GPUs or your own devices.
- 01
Join the waitlist.
Tell us what you want to run and where. No credit card.
TakesTwo minutes
- 02
Set a budget.
An alert before the bill surprises anyone.
TakesA minute
- 03
Bring your own servers.
Triple X sets up your private cloud on them.
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We never ask for your root credentials, API keys or bank details by email.
Three bills, worked
Three example bills, built from this page.
Rates on this page, a 730-hour month, no minimum term. Where a rate is quoted, the row says on quote.
| Bill | Line | Arithmetic | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small team | 2 dc2.medium, 730 hours | 2 x $0.048 x 730 | $70.08 |
| Small team | 200 GB storage, 100 GB out | 200 x $0.02 + 100 x $0.01 | $5.00 |
| Small team | Total | $70.08 + $5.00 | $75.08 |
| A cluster | 3 dc2.large nodes, 730 hours | 3 x $0.096 x 730 | $210.24 |
| A cluster | Control plane, 1 TB out | $0 + 1,000 x $0.01 | $10.00 |
| A cluster | Total, plus a high-availability database | $210.24 + $10.00 + database | $220.24 plus on quote |
| Own devices | Your hardware | No machine line; the devices are yours | $0 |
| Own devices | Platform charge for your private cloud | Quoted in writing | on quote |
| Own devices | 500 GB out, and total | 500 x $0.01 + platform charge | $5.00 plus on quote |
Questions
What buyers ask before they sign.
In the order they come up. Every answer ends with where to check it.
11 answers
All questionsWhat will a small team pay a month?
Two dc2.medium machines at $0.048 an hour each run about $70 for a 730-hour month. Add 200 GB of object storage at $4 and 100 GB of outbound transfer at $1, and the bill is about $75.
Proofthe rate card on this page, August 1, 2026.[1]
Is the rate card the real price or a list price?
The rate card in your account is the one that bills you. There is no spot pricing and no committed-use discount. Prices are hourly, in U.S. dollars, with no minimum term and no exit fee.
Proofthe rate card screen in your account and the published pricing.[1]
What does it cost to leave?
Outbound transfer and nothing else: $0.01 per GB for the first TB, $0.008 from 1 to 10 TB, $0.006 above that. No exit fee, in the contract. Moving 10 TB out costs about $82.
Proofthe transfer table on this page and the no-exit-fee clause in your contract.[1]
Where do the 10% and 30% savings come from?
A price index, modelled against the published on-demand rates of the large public clouds in July 2026, with their list price at 100. Tier B sits at 90, Tier D at 70, Tier A at 115. It is modelled, not measured from customer migrations.
Proofthe tier table and the index note.[4]
What is quoted rather than priced?
Managed database sizes, GPU capacity and the platform charge for your own devices. Each comes in writing. A GPU quote names the operator, the facility, the card class, the count, the window, the price per GPU-hour and the minimum term.
Proofa written quote from Triple X and the GPU note on this page.
What about GPUs?
GPU capacity is quoted in writing: the operator, the facility, the card class, the count, the availability window, the price per GPU-hour and the minimum term. Provisioning time and hardware downtime are not billed, and the quote says so.
Proofthe written GPU quote; no GPU rate is published on the rate card.
If I run it on my own hardware, what do I pay?
Your devices are yours. The hourly rate covers the platform that schedules, networks, bills and fails over your work on them, and Triple X quotes it in writing with your private cloud. Transfer rates apply as published.
Proofa written quote from Triple X for your private cloud and the transfer table on this page.
Does a higher tier buy more privacy?
It buys more isolation. Tier A reserves capacity for one customer, with vetted operator access and continuous control evidence. On every tier the platform underneath sees that work exists and what it costs, not its contents.
Proofthe tier table on this page and the access table on the Security page.[4]
What stands behind the uptime figures?
They are commitments in the master services agreement: 99.99% on Tier A down to 99.5% on Tier D. The credit mechanism and the claim window are in the same agreement. Nobody credits you automatically, so file the claim.
Proofthe master services agreement and the tier table.[4]
How do I stop a team from overspending?
Set a budget with alert thresholds and email notice; spend breaks down by service, region, resource and period. Account ceilings also help: a create call past one returns an error, not a bill. Nothing published blocks a call at a budget threshold.
Proofthe budget screen in the console and the account limits in the published pricing.[1]
How do I start without spending anything?
The free tier: one small machine for 750 hours a month, 10 GB of storage, 1 GB of outbound transfer and one shared-CPU database with 256 MB. No credit card. Starter ceilings apply until you ask for more.
Proofthe free tier on this page, August 1, 2026.[1]
No questions under this term yet. Ask Triple X.