Pricing Information
Display pricing for services available on Aleph Cloud, including compute instances, programs, storage, and GPU resources.
Usage
bash
aleph pricing [OPTIONS] SERVICEArguments
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
SERVICE | [storage, website, program, instance, confidential, gpu, all] | Service to display pricing for |
Options
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
--tier | INTEGER | Filter pricing by a specific tier number |
--payment-type | [hold, superfluid, credit] | Filter pricing by payment type |
--json / --no-json | Output as JSON instead of Rich Table [default: no-json] | |
--no-null | Exclude null values in JSON output | |
--with-current-availability / --ignore-availability | (GPU only) Show prices only for GPU types currently accessible on the network [default: ignore-availability] | |
--debug / --no-debug | Enable debug logging [default: no-debug] | |
--help | Show this message and exit |
Examples
bash
# Display pricing for storage services
aleph pricing storage
# Display pricing for website services
aleph pricing website
# Display pricing for program services
aleph pricing program
# Display pricing for instance services
aleph pricing instance
# Display pricing for a specific tier
aleph pricing instance --tier 2
# Display pricing filtered by payment type (holding tokens)
aleph pricing instance --payment-type hold
# Display pricing for confidential instances
aleph pricing confidential
# Display pricing for GPU services with debugging enabled
aleph pricing gpu --debug
# Display GPU pricing showing only currently available GPUs on the network
aleph pricing gpu --with-current-availability
# Display pricing for all services available
aleph pricing all
# Output pricing as JSON
aleph pricing instance --json
# Output pricing as JSON without null values
aleph pricing instance --json --no-nullService Types
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
storage | Pricing for persistent file storage on IPFS via Aleph Cloud |
website | Pricing for hosting static websites |
program | Pricing for serverless functions (both ephemeral and persistent) |
instance | Pricing for standard virtual machine instances |
confidential | Pricing for confidential computing instances with encrypted memory |
gpu | Pricing for GPU-enabled instances |
all | Display pricing for all service types |
Payment Types
| Payment Type | Description |
|---|---|
hold | Pay by holding ALEPH tokens (staking) |
superfluid | Pay-As-You-Go via token streaming |
credit | Pay using Aleph Cloud credits (prepaid balance) |
Understanding Tiers
Each service type has multiple tiers that define the resource allocation:
- Tier 1: Basic resources (1 compute unit)
- Tier 2-6+: Progressively more resources (more vCPUs, RAM, disk)
Use aleph pricing <service> to see the specific resources allocated for each tier.
Going Beyond Tiers: While tiers provide predefined resource configurations, you can customize and exceed tier limits by directly specifying --vcpus, --memory, or --rootfs-size when creating instances. See the Resource Allocation section in the Instance documentation for more details on custom resource configuration.