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AWS · egress calculatorUpdated 2026-06

AWS egress cost calculator

Enter your monthly data transfer out and get the exact AWS egress cost, tier by tier. Rates are $0.09/GB for the first 10 TB after a 100 GB free allowance, dropping to $0.05/GB above 150 TB. Every figure is recomputed from the published AWS data transfer tiers.

AWS egress calculator
June 2026
presets:
Estimated monthlyAWS
$912.60
annualised$10,951 / yr
Tier breakdown
0 GB - 10 TB
$0.090/GB$912.60

Standard internet egress · US regions · excludes NAT Gateway, cross-AZ, and load balancer surcharges

AWS egress cost at common volumes

per month · after 100 GB free
1 TB/mo
$83.16

924 GB billable at $0.09 after the 100 GB free tier.

10 TB/mo
$912.60

10,140 GB billable, all in the first $0.09 tier.

50 TB/mo
$4,394.70

10 TB at $0.09 plus the rest at $0.085.

100 TB/mo
$7,980.20

Spans three tiers down to $0.07/GB.

150 TB/mo
$11,564.20

Full first three tiers; $0.07 on 50-150 TB.

Base internet egress only. A real multi-AZ workload typically pays 50-200% more once NAT Gateway, cross-AZ, and load balancer fees are added. See the full breakdown on the AWS data transfer reference.

[01]The tiers the calculator uses

AWS internet egress is volume-tiered: every GB is billed at the rate of the band it falls into, so your effective rate falls as monthly volume rises. Official AWS source →

First 10 TB / mo
$0.09/GB

internet egress, post-free-tier

Next 40 TB / mo
$0.085/GB

10-50 TB band

Next 100 TB / mo
$0.07/GB

50-150 TB band

Over 150 TB / mo
$0.05/GB

high-volume

[02]What the headline rate leaves out

The calculator models standard internet egress. Most AWS bills are larger because of these per-GB surcharges, billed on top of the tiers above.

Compare AWS against zero-egress alternatives

Azure undercuts AWS below 50 TB; Cloudflare R2 is zero egress at every volume. Run the same number across all providers, or read the full AWS reference for per-service rates.

[03]Frequently asked

Q.01

How do I calculate AWS egress cost?

Subtract the 100 GB monthly free allowance from your data transfer out, then bill the remainder against AWS internet egress tiers: $0.09/GB for the first 10 TB, $0.085/GB for the next 40 TB, $0.07/GB for the next 100 TB, and $0.05/GB above 150 TB. So 1 TB/month costs $83.16, 10 TB costs $912.60, 50 TB costs $4,394.70, and 100 TB costs $7,980.20 in base egress. The calculator above does this tier math automatically.

Q.02

How much does 1 TB of AWS egress cost?

1 TB (1,024 GB) of internet data transfer out of AWS costs $83.16 per month. After the 100 GB free allowance, 924 GB is billed at the first-tier rate of $0.09/GB. That figure excludes hidden surcharges such as NAT Gateway processing ($0.045/GB) and cross-AZ transfer ($0.01/GB each way), which most production architectures also incur.

Q.03

Does the AWS free tier reduce my egress cost?

Yes. AWS gives 100 GB per month of free outbound data transfer to the internet, aggregated across all regions and services (S3, EC2, RDS, Lambda, API Gateway, etc.). This is always-free, not part of the 12-month introductory tier. The calculator subtracts it before applying the tiered rates, so a 1 TB transfer is billed on 924 GB, not the full 1,024 GB.

Q.04

What costs does this AWS egress calculator not include?

It models standard internet data transfer out from US regions on the tiered rates. It does not add the hidden surcharges that most workloads also pay: NAT Gateway processing at $0.045/GB, cross-AZ transfer at $0.01/GB each way, load balancer data processing at $0.008/GB, and cross-region transfer at $0.01-0.02/GB. On a typical multi-AZ SaaS workload these can add 50-200% on top of the headline egress.

Updated 10 June 2026