Manage payment

Below are instructions on how to manage Memgraph Cloud payment, and current Cloud rates.

Fell free to watch a demo video made for the Cloud launch that will explain the Account section of Memgraph Cloud where you handle your payment methods:

Add a payment method

To add a payment method:

1. Go to Account and expand the Add Credit Card section
2. Enter Cardholder Name and credit card details and Add Card
3. Verify the credit card

You can replace the current credit card with a new credit card by following the same steps, and the Remove button will remove the credit card completely.

Redeem coupon code

To redeem a coupon code you first need to add a payment method, then:

1. Go to Account and expand the Add Coupon Code section
2. Enter the coupon code and Redeem code

Each code has an expiration date. If you do not create a project or snapshot within that period, the code will expire.

Once you redeem a code, it will be applied to your next invoice, regardless of the amount of fees on the invoice, which means that the whole coupon will applied even if the value of the coupon is higher than the amount of the invoice it is applied to.

Check paid and due invoices

To check pay and due invoices:

1. Go to Account and open the Invoices tab
2. Check an estimate for the next payment or the amount of paid invoices

You can also download paid invoices as PDF to check the cost breakdown.

Charge rates

Below are daily and monthly project and snapshot rates within the Memgraph Cloud.

Fell free to watch a demo video made for the Cloud launch that will explain the logic behind payment rates:

Project rates

Once your 2-week free trial is finished, the cost of the project will be calculated by the following rates:

AWS region	RAM (GB)	Disk (GB)	Daily price ($)	Monthly price ($)
N. Virginia (us-east-1)	1	11	0.55	16.61
	2	14	1.02	30.73
	4	20	1.97	58.99
	8	32	4.85	145.45
	16	56	6.45	193.39
	32	104	12.81	384.30
N. California (us-west-1)	1	11	0.65	19.63
	2	14	1.21	36.32
	4	20	2.33	69.85
	8	32	5.66	169.74
	16	56	7.19	215.72
	32	104	14.29	428.66
Frankfurt (eu-central-1)	1	11	0.63	19.03
	2	14	1.18	35.29
	4	20	2.26	67.80
	8	32	5.80	174.01
	16	56	7.76	232.92
	32	104	15.44	463.07
Hong Kong (ap-east-1)	1	11	0.84	25.09
	2	14	1.56	46.90
	4	20	3.02	90.51
	8	32	6.65	199.62
	16	56	8.54	256.28
	32	104	16.98	509.27
Sydney (ap-southeast-2)	1	11	0.70	21.13
	2	14	1.30	38.98
	4	20	2.48	74.52
	8	32	6.06	181.76
	16	56	7.74	232.06
	32	104	15.36	460.84
Ohio (ap-southeast-2)	1	11	0.55	16.61
	2	14	1.02	30.73
	4	20	1.97	58.99
	8	32	4.85	145.45
	16	56	6.45	193.39
	32	104	12.81	384.30

Snapshot rates

The size of a snapshot is 8 GB smaller than the disk size the project is using. If you are using 1 GB of RAM and 11 GB of disk, the snapshot size is 3GB. Snapshots will be charged by the following rates:

AWS region	Source project size	Disk (GB)	Daily price ($)	Monthly price ($)
N. Virginia (us-east-1)	1 GB RAM	3	0.01	0.29
	2 GB RAM	6	0.02	0.59
	4 GB RAM	12	0.04	1.18
	8 GB RAM	24	0.08	2.35
	16 GB RAM	48	0.16	4.70
	32 GB RAM	96	0.32	9.40
N. California (us-west-1)	1 GB RAM	3	0.01	0.32
	2 GB RAM	6	0.02	0.65
	4 GB RAM	12	0.04	1.30
	8 GB RAM	24	0.09	2.59
	16 GB RAM	48	0.17	5.18
	32 GB RAM	96	0.34	10.37
Frankfurt (eu-central-1)	1 GB RAM	3	0.01	0.32
	2 GB RAM	6	0.02	0.65
	4 GB RAM	12	0.04	1.30
	8 GB RAM	24	0.09	2.59
	16 GB RAM	48	0.17	5.18
	32 GB RAM	96	0.35	10.37
Hong Kong (ap-east-1)	1 GB RAM	3	0.01	0.32
	2 GB RAM	6	0.02	0.65
	4 GB RAM	12	0.04	1.30
	8 GB RAM	24	0.09	2.59
	16 GB RAM	48	0.17	5.18
	32 GB RAM	96	0.35	10.37
Sydney (ap-southeast-2)	1 GB RAM	3	0.01	0.32
	2 GB RAM	6	0.02	0.65
	4 GB RAM	12	0.04	1.30
	8 GB RAM	24	0.09	2.59
	16 GB RAM	48	0.17	5.18
	32 GB RAM	96	0.35	10.37
Ohio (us-east-2)	1 GB RAM	3	0.01	0.29
	2 GB RAM	6	0.02	0.59
	4 GB RAM	12	0.04	1.18
	8 GB RAM	24	0.08	2.35
	16 GB RAM	48	0.16	4.70
	32 GB RAM	96	0.31	9.40

CPU number

The number of CPUs in current instances:

RAM	Instance type	vCPU*
1 GB RAM	t3a.micro	2 vCPU
2 GB RAM	t3a.small	2 vCPU
4 GB RAM	t3a.medium	2 vCPU
8 GB RAM	m5.large	2 vCPU
16 GB RAM	r5.large	2 vCPU
32 GB RAM	r5.xlarge	4 vCPU

*vCPU definition from AWS: Each virtual CPU is a hyperthread of an Intel Xeon core.