UpCloud Pricing Overview

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Free Trial

Public Cloud

Starting at $3.50

Per Month

Private Cloud

Starting at $2,792.00

Per Month

Managed Databases

Starting at $30.00

Per Month

Managed Kubernetes

Starting at $0.00

Per Month

Managed Load Balancer

Starting at $0.00

Per Month

Quickly build resilience and increase the capabilities of your application by employing load balancing, with an easy setup and flexible configuration.

Object Storage

Starting at $5.00

Per Month

The perfect home for your data. Each plan includes plenty of storage capacity and network transfer. Get started according to your needs without the worry of running out of storage space.

NAT Gateway

Starting at $0.00

Per Month

Enable outbound Internet connections from SDN Private Networks via SDN routers.

VPN Gateway

Starting at $0.00

Per Month

VPN Gateway is used to securely connect to external networks through their VPN endpoints. The VPN feature supports site-to-site IPSec connections.

SDN Private Networks

$0.00

Per Month

SDN Private Networks offer unrestricted and secure private networking customisable by you.

24/7 support

$0.00

Per Month

Customers can reach our support 24/7/365 without any extra cost, through live chat or email!

99.999% SLA

$0.00

Per Month

Our entire infrastructure is developed on the principle of achieving 99.999% service availability.

UpCloud offers a straightforward and transparent pricing model designed to cater to a range of needs without any hidden fees or complex structures.

Our approach is built around clarity and fairness, ensuring customers can easily understand what they are paying for.

Public Cloud is pay-as-you-go and Private Cloud solutions starting with 12 month commitment.

UpCloud has 11 pricing editions, from $0 to $2,792. A free trial of UpCloud is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for UpCloud is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase UpCloud must be conducted with the seller.

Pricing information was last updated on June 10, 2025

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UpCloud Pricing Reviews

(2)

Verified User in Computer Software

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/9/2025

"Oomfcloud is amazing"

5/5

What do you like best about UpCloud?

Super helpful support, very friendly staff, great pricing, and awesome tooling to top it all off Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about UpCloud?

I don't really dislike anything, GPU prices are a tad high but still reasonable Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Kristian O.

Software Developer

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

12/9/2025

"Responsive and great support channels, fair CPU server pricing and good amount of features"

4/5

What do you like best about UpCloud?

Extremely responsive and great customer support, no need to wait to get responses to your questions and feedback is taken to team directly from the support chat.

Servers offer latest 5th Gen EPYC CPUs (9575F to be specific), which have very good performance for both multi-core and single-core needs.

Very generous "Fair Usage Limit" for outgoing network bandwidth outside the DC's. It's basically free egress unless you're doing something really heavy, in which case I believe a quick chat with the customer support will solve that as well.

For more direct server management/usage, it's been very easy to use, instructions on how to connect to the server using SSH are easily available and reflect the current network settings of given server.

The CPU server pricing is very fair given the above, and I have a 24/7 WebRTC SFU running on one lower-end server without any issues or downtime so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about UpCloud?

GPU pricing is bit heavier compared to other providers, also there's only single GPU model available at the moment and it's only NVIDIA (L40S). Would love to see other vendors for their SR-IOV support.

Lack of CaaS (Container as a Service) features, there's Kubernetes but that's quite heavy for my simpler needs.

Lack of Team/Project grouping or similar feature which allows multiple accounts to manage shared servers with possibly shared funds. The feature is in their roadmap, however I believe this is quite important for any larger projects and should've been added long ago.

Some of the server templates are very outdated, granted it's hard to keep a rolling distribution such as Arch up-to-date, but since it's an option - I'd expect it to be kept up-to-date with couple months of lag atleast, not over a year. Additionally, the custom image storage option is perhaps bit too pricey, since you can have storage device with same size bundled with a server plan for way cheaper. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is UpCloud solving and how is that benefiting you?

We utilize UpCloud with low-latency cloud streaming for virtual desktops, gaming and other needs. Our solution requires recent and capable CPU models to handle multitude of workloads, with powerful enough GPU to handle anything from 3D modeling and rendering to gaming on the go. So far UpCloud is meeting those expectations very well, other providers tend to use older and/or weaker CPUs which always were a bottleneck for our needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.