Cloud Servers
Pricing
With Kamatera’s price calculator, you
can compute your exact expenditure prior to launching your cloud server. If and when you wish to
adjust your server architecture, you can use the price calculator to gauge the impact of the
changes.
Kamatera’s cloud server product prices are complete transparent, with no hidden costs. To calculate the price of your cloud infrastructure, simply use the calculator’s main screen and select the desired server configuration; including number of CPU cores, main memory, storage and other parameters, additional hardware such as firewalls, management tools etc. The price of your chosen cloud server will be displayed in the top right corner.
Build your server
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Pricing - Optional Extras
Outgoing Network Traffic to the Internet
Every Kamatera Cloud Server includes traffic to the internet of 200 GB up to 5,000 GB (depends on the server data center location).
Exceeding this will be charged at a flat rate of $0.05 per GB on all data centers.
Traffic is aggregated to all servers in the same data center, for example, if you create 3 servers in the US-NY data center, and each server includes 5,000 GB Traffic, you can use 15,000 GB of traffic to the internet on all servers or just to one of them.
Incoming Network Traffic from the Internet
This is free of charge provided the ratio between the outgoing and incoming bandwidth does not exceed 50%.
Local/LAN Traffic
There is no charge for internal network usage, which includes network traffic between your servers in the Kamatera Cloud or other Kamatera services in the same data center.
3rd Party Software Licensing
Kamatera is an authorized Microsoft partner. This allows us to offer you software such as Microsoft’s SPLA - saving you licensing procedures, installation time and registration, and ensuring all periodic software updates are done automatically. You can begin licensing Microsoft products at any time and for as long as you need. A full list of software products available under this licensing model can be purchased after your server has been acquired via the Kamatera Management Console.
