Plans and Pricing

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Plans

The Starter plan is perfect for kicking the tires and hosting small-scale, real-world applications. You get access to lightweight and cost-efficient compute, databases, and other resources. Hibernation is on by default, so you can preview and ship your code without the fear of a runaway bill. Plus, Custom Domains are included for free in the Starter plan, giving you all the essentials to ship your first apps to production right away. As your applications scale up, you may need access to advanced features like autoscaling, high performance compute, dedicated worker clusters, preview environments, edge security, and user/role management. When you’re ready, upgrade to the Growth or Business plans to unlock the full range of Laravel Cloud’s productivity, performance, and security features.

	Starter Pay per usage	Growth $20/mo +usage	Business $200/mo +usage	Enterprise Custom pricing
	Get Started	Get Started	Coming soon	Contact us
Features
Applications	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Environments	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Builds	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Background processes
Task scheduler
Hibernation
Worker clusters
Queue clusters
Preview Environments
Autoscaling
Networking & Security
SSL/TLS
laravel.cloud domains
Custom domains
DDoS mitigation	Basic	Basic	Advanced	Advanced
Web Application Firewall (WAF)		Basic	Advanced	Custom
User management
Two Factor Authentication
Teams
RBAC
SAML
SCIM Provisioning
Allowances
Users	3 included	3 included	10 included	Custom
Limits
Scaling	1x (no scaling)	1-10x (fixed or auto)	Unlimited	Unlimited
App compute sizes	Flex	Flex & Pro	Flex & Pro	Custom
MySQL database sizes	Flex	Flex & Pro	Flex & Pro	Custom
Serverless Postgres sizes	Up to 1 vCPU	Up to 4 vCPU	Up to 10 vCPU	Custom
KV Store sizes	Up to 2.5GB	Up to 50GB	Up to 500GB	Custom

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Compute

Laravel Cloud applications run on the latest generation of AWS Graviton EC2 servers with an optimized cost to performance ratio, allowing us to pass on best-in-class compute performance and pricing. Laravel Cloud offers two classes of compute: Flex and Pro. Within each class, there are multiple sizes of CPU and RAM available.

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Compute Sizes

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How compute billing works

Compute usage is billed pro rata for each second an App or Worker cluster in an environment is running. To keep your compute spend consistent and predictable, each instance is billed for a maximum of 28 days (2,419,200 seconds) every billing cycle. Per-second compute rates are calculated by dividing the monthly list price by 2,419,200 seconds.

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Bandwidth

Each Cloud environment includes an allowance of free data transfer. Additional data transfer is billed at $0.10 per GB. These allowances are set significantly higher than the average usage of most applications at each compute size. Thus, most Cloud users can expect to not incur any bandwidth overage charges.

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How bandwidth allowances work

For every second a compute instance is running, a proportional amount of data transfer allowance is credited to your organization for each second of compute used. For example, a Flex 2 vCPU · 512MB RAM instance earns 100GB of data transfer allowance per month, which is equivalent to ~0.000041GB (41KB) per second. If multiple instances (replicas) are running in a compute cluster, the data transfer allowance earned per second is multiplied by the number of running instances. Unusued data transfer allowances reset at the end of each billing cycle.

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Sharing bandwidth allowances across environments

Data transfer allowances are shared across all environments and applications within your Cloud organization. Example: If Environment A earns 500GB and uses 100GB, while Environment B earns 500GB and uses 800GB:

• Total allowance: 1,000GB (1TB)
• Total usage: 900GB
• Remaining: 100GB (no overage charges)

Note: spiky traffic may cause your Allowances summary to temporarily estimate a data transfer overage. However, overage charges are not officially applied until the end of the billing cycle after all data transfer allowances have been accrued.

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Calculating bandwidth usage

• What’s included: cached data returned from the Edge Network, incoming request & response data served by your application(s) in the Compute Network, and outgoing request & response data when your application makes an external connection to a database, API, or other services.
• What’s excluded: internal data transfers that take place within the Cloud Network.

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Resources

Laravel applications often utilize additional resources like databases, caches, or object storage buckets. Laravel Cloud offers first-party support for the following resources:

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Laravel MySQL

A managed MySQL database that offers easy scaling of compute and storage plus daily backups. Laravel MySQL offers two classes of compute: Plan limitations: Starter plan users are limited to flex compute sizes only, while Growth and Business plan users can use both flex and pro compute sizes.

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Laravel Serverless Postgres

A managed, serverless PostgreSQL database powered by Neon that includes hibernation, autoscaling, and of point-in-time recovery.

Metric	Price	Note
CPU	$0.14 per hour	Starting size is 0.25 vCPU at $0.035 per hour active
Storage	$0.50 per GB-mo	Includes database disk usage and PITR backup logs (if enabled).

Serverless Postgres databases are billed to the second for the time they are active (regardless of query activity) and not hibernating. Any database query or transaction will restart the delay for hibernation. Plan Limitations:

• Starter: Up to 1 vCPU
• Growth: Up to 4 vCPU
• Business: Up to 16 vCPU

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Laravel KV Store

A managed Redis API-compatible KV Store powered by Upstash. Commonly used as a Laravel cache, queue, or session driver.

Data Storage	Max data transfer	Max connections	Max commands	Max record size	Max request size	Monthly Price
250MB	100 GB/mo	10K concurrent	10K per sec	100 MB	10 MB	$5
1GB	200 GB/mo	10K concurrent	10K per sec	100 MB	10 MB	$20
2.5GB	400 GB/mo	10K concurrent	10K per sec	200 MB	10 MB	$40
5GB	800 GB/mo	10K concurrent	10K per sec	300 MB	20 MB	$77
12GB	2 TB/mo	10K concurrent	16K per sec	400 MB	30 MB	$180
50GB	5 TB/mo	10K concurrent	16K per sec	500 MB	50 MB	$280
100GB	10 TB/mo	10K concurrent	16K per sec	1 GB	75 MB	$680
500GB	20 TB/mo	100K concurrent	20K per sec	5 GB	100 MB	$1500

Plan Limitations:

• Starter: Up to 2.5GB
• Growth: Up to 50GB
• Business: Up to 500GB

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Laravel Object Storage

S3-compatible object storage buckets powered by Cloudflare R2. Commonly used as a Laravel file storage driver.

Metric	Price	Notes
Storage (GB-mo)	$0.02	Average storage volume during the month.
Class A Operations (per thousand)	$0.005	See operations list below.
Class B Operations (per thousand)	$0.0005	See operations list below.
Data transfer	Free	No fees for data accessed from buckets.

Class A Operations: ListBuckets, PutBucket, ListObjects, PutObject, CopyObject, CompleteMultipartUpload, CreateMultipartUpload, LifecycleStorageTierTransition, ListMultipartUploads, UploadPart, UploadPartCopy, ListParts, PutBucketEncryption, PutBucketCors and PutBucketLifecycleConfiguration. Class B Operations: HeadBucket, HeadObject, GetObject, UsageSummary, GetBucketEncryption, GetBucketLocation, GetBucketCors and GetBucketLifecycleConfiguration. Free operations: DeleteObject, DeleteBucket and AbortMultipartUpload.

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Addons

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Users

Every Laravel Cloud plan comes with some included organization user seats and an access control model.

Plan	Free users	Access control	Additional
Starter	3	Basic roles	Not available
Growth	3	Basic roles	$10 per user / month
Business	10	Custom roles & teams	$10 per user / month
Enterprise	Custom	Custom roles & teams	Custom

Billing begins for additional users when their account is created and is billed pro-rata (daily granularity) for the first month. Billing for additional users ends when their “Team member” access is removed from the organization’s Settings > Members page and is also billed pro-rata (daily granularity) for the last month.

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Examples

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Dev environment with hibernation

An environment with an App cluster using a single Flex 1 vCPU · 256MB RAM instance in the US East (Ohio) region has hibernation enabled and is running for 8 hours every work day. The remainder of the time it is hibernating. The instance cost per second is $5.00 / 2,419,200 seconds = $0.00000207 per second. Assuming 20 work days in a month, the cost for one month (576,000 seconds) of compute would be: 576,000 seconds * $0.00000207 = $1.19 per month Additionally, this instance earns 50GB of data transfer allowance per month when running full-time, but since it only runs 576,000 seconds, it earns: 50GB * (576,000/2,419,200) = 11.9GB of data transfer allowance.

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Small production environment

A production environment with an App cluster using a single Flex 1 vCPU · 256MB RAM instance in the US East (Ohio) region is always on and handles a steady, low volume of traffic. The instance cost per second is $5.00 / 2,419,200 seconds = $0.00000207 per second. Usage for always-on instances is capped at 28 days (2,419,200 seconds) per billing cycle, so the cost for one month of compute would be: 2,419,200 seconds * $0.00000207 = $5.00 per month. Additionally, the instance earns it’s full 50GB of data transfer allowance each billing cycle.

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Autoscaling environment with spiky traffic

A production environment with an App cluster using the Flex 2 vCPU · 512MB RAM instance size in the US East (Ohio) region is always on and has autoscaling set to 1-5 replicas to handle occasional bursts in traffic. In a 30 day month (720 hours), the cluster spent 300 hours running on a single instance, 200 hours at 2x, 100 hours at 3x, 100 hours at 4x, and 20 hours at 5x. Compute billing breakdown: The first replica is considered the “base instance” and is always running. Since it runs for the full month, it’s billed at the capped monthly rate of $12.00. Additional replicas (2nd-5th instances) are billed per-second only when they’re actually running:

• 2nd replica: 420 hours (200h + 100h + 100h + 20h) × $0.00000496/sec = $7.48
• 3rd replica: 220 hours (100h + 100h + 20h) × $0.00000496/sec = $3.93
• 4th replica: 120 hours (100h + 20h) × $0.00000496/sec = $2.14
• 5th replica: 20 hours × $0.00000496/sec = $0.36

Total compute cost: $12.00 + $7.48 + $3.93 + $2.14 + $0.36 = $25.93 Data transfer allowance earned: The base instance earns the full 100GB monthly allowance since it runs continuously. Additional replicas earn proportional allowances based on their runtime:

• Base instance: 100GB (full monthly allowance)
• Additional replicas: 116GB (proportional to their combined runtime)

Total data transfer allowance: 216GB