Live pricingverified 2026-04
Scenario · 100 TB / monthUpdated 2026-04

100 TB / month egress: media / streaming workload

100 TB / month is mid-size media platform territory: a SaaS app serving HLS video to thousands of users, or a B2B file-sharing platform. The spread between cheapest and most expensive provider is over $9,000 / month.

Monthly cost: 100 TB outbound (NA/EU mix)

ProviderCalculationMonthly cost
Cloudflare R2Free egress$0.00
Backblaze B2 + CF (Bandwidth Alliance)Free via CF$0.00
Oracle Cloud10 TB free + 90 TB x $0.0085$765.00
AWS CloudFront (NA/EU)1 TB free + 9 TB @ $0.085 + 40 TB @ $0.080 + 50 TB @ $0.060$6,965.00
AWS direct (S3)100 GB free + 10 TB @ $0.09 + 40 TB @ $0.085 + 50 TB @ $0.07$7,985.00
Azure (Zone 1)100 GB free + 5 TB @ $0.087 + 5 TB @ $0.083 + 90 TB @ $0.07$7,202.65
GCP (Premium Tier)200 GB free + 1 TB @ $0.12 + 9 TB @ $0.11 + 90 TB @ $0.08$8,486.40
GCP (Standard Tier)200 GB free + 10 TB @ $0.085 + 90 TB @ $0.065$6,825.00
DigitalOcean (overage)100 TB excess @ $0.01$1,024.00
Bunny CDNNA/EU @ $0.005 to $0.01/GB$512.00 - $1,024.00

At 100 TB / month, architecture matters

The $8k / month hyperscaler bill is $96k / year. That funds either an FTE working on cost optimisation, a Direct Connect circuit, or migration to a cheaper provider. Three common patterns at this volume:

  • R2 origin + CloudFront edge: serve from R2 (free egress to CloudFront origin pull) then pay CloudFront edge rates. Saves $5k+ / month if cache hit ratio is high.
  • Bunny CDN or Fastly: third-party CDNs price 60 to 90 percent below hyperscaler CDNs at this volume.
  • Direct Connect / ExpressRoute: at 100 TB / month, a 1 Gbps DX port at $219 / month + $0.02 egress = $2,219 versus $7,985 internet. Saves $5,766 / month if you have a colo.

See also: 1 PB / month enterprise tier, Direct Connect breakeven.

Updated 2 May 2026