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Sevalla prices every resource per unit of use, in USD, before tax. Running resources are billed by the second, bandwidth by the byte, and stored objects by size per month. A month in these prices is 730 hours: a resource that runs all of a 31-day month (744 hours) costs 744/730 of its monthly price. For how billing periods, invoices and credit work, see How billing works.

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How to read the prices

  • Prices exclude tax. The dashboard’s cost estimates in the create forms include the tax for your billing address, so they can be higher than this page. See Taxes.
  • Per instance. A process with 3 instances costs 3 times its size’s price for as long as the instances run.
  • Per second. The hourly prices are the monthly price divided by 730, rounded to 4 decimals. Sevalla bills the exact seconds.
  • 1 GB is 1,000,000,000 bytes. Bandwidth costs $0.0000000001 per byte, so there’s no rounding up to whole gigabytes.

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Applications

An application is billed for its processes’ compute, its disks, its build time and its bandwidth.

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Process sizes

Every process (web, worker, cron or job) runs on one size. CPU and RAM are per instance. A process is billed only while it has running instances. Cron jobs and jobs are billed for the seconds each run takes, and a process that’s scaled to zero or hibernated costs nothing for compute. A web process on H1 can’t have custom domains. To choose or change sizes, see Scaling.

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Disks

A disk costs $0.30 per GB per month and is billed by the second while the process it’s attached to is running.

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Build time

Applications built from Git cost $0.02 per minute of build time, billed by the second. Applications deployed from a Docker image aren’t built, so they have no build time. Cancelling a deployment that’s building stops its build time. See Deployments.

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Bandwidth

Application bandwidth costs $0.10 per GB. It counts the response data that your application’s domains (its sevalla.app domain and custom domains) send to visitors. Incoming requests and traffic over internal connections are free.

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Databases

A database is billed by the second while it runs, at its size’s price. The price includes the size’s CPU, RAM and storage. A suspended database isn’t billed. Database traffic isn’t billed: neither internal connections from applications nor external connections. The dashboard marks DB1 as not recommended for production. To change a database’s size, see Database settings.

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Static sites

Static site hosting has no monthly fee. Each company gets a free allowance every billing period, shared by all its static sites: See Static sites.

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Object storage

Sevalla measures each bucket’s peak stored size every hour and bills that hour’s share of the monthly price. There’s no free allowance. See Object storage.

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Load balancers

See Load balancers.

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Example

Acme Inc runs the storefront application and the orders-db database for all of October (31 days, 744 hours): If Acme Inc deleted storefront on Oct 10, its compute would stop on Oct 10, and October’s invoice would include only the seconds it ran.