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Elastic IPs

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Last updated 3 years ago

How Elastic IPs pricing works

It is important to note that each Compute instance, Load Balancer unit, or Kubernetes node comes with a free, public Elastic IPv4 address. Any additional Elastic IP not attached to an instance will be charged accordingly. Charges accrue hourly for as long as the Elastic IP exists.

Pricing per Elastic IP

Item
Hourly price°
Monthly price°¹

1 public IPv4

CHF 0.01

CHF 7.30

° Prices are in CHF (Swiss franc) and don't include VAT. 1 CHF is usually to 1 USD. ¹ Monthly price estimates are based on 730 hours of usage.

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