Plan
Pay as you go
Usage-based billing, no minimum.
- Billed from metered usage — every meter is listed below.
- No minimum charge.
- Usage for the current period shown per project and for the whole organization.
Pricing
Meimo Cloud bills per organization, not per seat. Choose pay as you go or a monthly subscription — either way, usage comes from real signals: running time, stored bytes, bytes served, messages sent.
Plan
Usage-based billing, no minimum.
Plan
A flat monthly rate, for predictable cost.
What’s metered
Each line is a real quantity multiplied by one rate. The source column says where the quantity comes from.
| Meter | Unit | Measured from |
|---|---|---|
| Resources | ||
| Application containers | container-hour | Time each application spends running, reconstructed from recorded status changes. |
| Database instances | instance-hour | Time each instance spends running, reconstructed from recorded status changes. |
| Storage | GB-month | Object bytes actually stored, from a live scan of your buckets. |
| Domain bandwidth | GB served | Bytes served through a domain's edge cache, counted from the access log. |
| Platform services | ||
| Email messages | message | Messages that were actually sent. |
| IoT devices | device-month | Registered devices that are not revoked, prorated by day. |
Also metered, with no provider connected yet — so no usage is recorded:
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Rates are configured on the platform and applied in the console, where your organization's billing pages show every metered line for the current period with its quantity and cost, per project and in total.
No. Billing belongs to the organization. Inviting teammates, in any of the six roles, adds no cost of its own.
An hour an application spends running. A stopped application stops accruing. Hours are reconstructed from the status changes the platform records, not estimated from what was provisioned.
A billing profile, an active plan and a payment method on the organization. The console's billing setup walks you through all three.
Yes. The plan belongs to the organization, and changing it moves the existing subscription to the new plan rather than creating a second one.
They have meters, but no provider is connected to them yet. Only successfully delivered or completed requests are ever counted, so today they record no billable usage.
Create an organization, pick a plan, attach a payment method, and your first project is ready for meimo deploy.