Render pricing.

Prices checked

Render publishes 17 prices, from $7 a month with a free tier below that, checked .

Every price Render publishes

  1. 1

    Free web service

    Sized instance

    512 MB RAM · sleeps when idle

    free
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  2. 2

    Hobby workspace

    Subscription

    members not charged

    free
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  3. 3

    0.5c-512mb

    Sized instance

    0.5 vCPU · 512 MB RAM · always on

    $7/mo
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  4. 4

    1c-2g

    Sized instance

    1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM · always on

    $25/mo
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  5. 5

    Pro workspace

    Subscription

    members not charged

    $25/mo
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  6. 6

    2c-4g

    Sized instance

    2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · always on

    $85/mo
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  7. 7

    2c-8g

    Sized instance

    2 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · always on

    $135/mo
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  8. 8

    4c-8g

    Sized instance

    4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · always on

    $175/mo
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  9. 9

    2c-16g

    Sized instance

    2 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · always on

    $200/mo
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  10. 10

    4c-16g

    Sized instance

    4 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · always on

    $225/mo
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  11. 11

    8c-16g

    Sized instance

    8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · always on

    $300/mo
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  12. 12

    4c-32g

    Sized instance

    4 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · always on

    $350/mo
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  13. 13

    8c-32g

    Sized instance

    8 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · always on

    $450/mo
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  14. 14

    12c-24g

    Sized instance

    12 vCPU · 24 GB RAM · always on

    $450/mo
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  15. 15

    Scale workspace

    Subscription

    members not charged

    $499/mo
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  16. 16

    12c-48g

    Sized instance

    12 vCPU · 48 GB RAM · always on

    $800/mo
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  17. 17

    8c-64g

    Sized instance

    8 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · always on

    $1,000/mo
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Where to start

Kind

App platform

it takes your code or an image and runs a container of it for you

Stops when idle

1/17

plans the provider says sleep

Free tier

Yes

it stops the app when nothing calls it

Smallest billing unit

Month

billed per month and per second

Where Render ranks

What Render charges on top

What you pay past a plan's allowances. A rate that is not published is not a rate of zero.

Outbound transfer

$0.15 per GB

every gigabyte you serve past the allowance

Build minute

$0.0050 per minute

one minute of CI past the allowance

Extra member

not published

one more person on the account

Persistent disk

$0.25 per GB a month

a gigabyte you keep between deploys

Build minutes are the standard pipeline; the performance pipeline costs five times as much. Render charges nothing per seat.

Similar platforms

Other platforms at their cheapest instance with 1 GB of memory or more, cheapest first. Each percentage is against Render's, $25 a month.

Frequently asked

What kind of platform is Render?
App platform: it takes your code or an image and runs a container of it for you. You push a repository or an image and the platform builds it, runs it and keeps it running. There is no operating system to look after and no root, which is the point: the container is replaced rather than repaired. What you size is memory and a share of a processor.
What is the cheapest Render plan?
0.5c-512mb · 0.5 vCPU · 512 MB at $7/mo, which is 0.5 vCPU · 512 MB RAM, and it stays on. There is also a tier that costs nothing: Free web service, which stops the app when nothing calls it. Checked 1 Nov 2026.
Does Render stop your app when nothing calls it?
On 1 of its 17 plans, yes: the app is stopped while idle and the next request waits for it to start again. The other 13 it states stay on.
What does Render charge on top of the plan price?
outbound transfer, $0.15 per GB; build minute, $0.0050 per minute; extra member, not published; persistent disk, $0.25 per GB a month. Build minutes are the standard pipeline; the performance pipeline costs five times as much. Render charges nothing per seat.
How current are these Render prices?
We read them from Render's own pricing page every 3 days; the reading on this page is from 1 Nov 2026. Tax is extra.

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