Hello, i read on reddit from people who are on the enterprise plan that you pay for bandwidth. So if you're consuming 1 petabyte of bandwidth a month you pay at minimum 15k $ / month. Is that true ?
#Enterprise plan and 15$/TB of bandwidth
stoic hornet
Also related note, does the amount of request count. My app does lot of request but little egress (because the response from my API are usually very small).
wintry belfry
It is true that enterprise pays for bandwidth but there isn't really an standard for enterprise billing as you negotiate with sales for features that you want.
stoic hornet
okay what about request. Does it also count in how much you pay for your enterprise plan ?
wintry belfry
I don't believe so but I haven't negotiated an enterprise plan before
stoic hornet
okay thanks for your help
hushed marlin
Enterprise pricing data is private, negotiated with sales and typically restricted by an NDA, so nobody will be able to confirm anything about how it works except for the sales team
worthy scroll
@wintry belfry does enterprise pay for r2 egress bandwidth as well? (exclude read operations)
Asking because working on a project for a client that will use >1PB bandwidth (willing to pay for read operation, just want to be sure about bandwidth stuff)
vague heath
<@256198136106582026> does enterprise pay for r2 egress bandwidth as well? (exc...
We in the Discord can't give you a useful answer to that. You'll need to contact sales and ask them.
mighty dove
okay thanks for your help
(ent customer here) you pay for everything, literally everything. your csm will have a favourite number for a lot of stuff it appears to me at least
mighty dove
<@256198136106582026> does enterprise pay for r2 egress bandwidth as well? (exc...
youll need to confirm with ur csm but its just the operations and storage
worthy scroll
that goes against what cloudflare advertises though.
i am building a business that will use some of the “free” stuff and if they are going to be charging me at the end, might as well start with a platform that has clear pricing. what do you think?
mighty dove
that has been one of the biggest issues for us internally also. your price is very much reflected by how good you are at negotiating. and once you reach ent you pay for the same services, now I do understand this to a degree but I would like a catalogue with indicative pricing at least
also with R2, I am talking about api only, if you route that through a worker for example, youll pay for the bandwidth