Pricing
Simple VM Plans & Custom Builds

All plans include VPN, load balancer, snapshots, backups, enterprise SSD storage, and 24/7 monitoring. Custom builds available

Flexible, Pay-As-You-Go Pricing

Customize your cloud resources. Pay only for what you use.

Create a resource pool and allocate to your VM(s) as needed. Scale up or down anytime directly from the client portal

  • $2 per vCPU

  • $2 per GB of RAM

  • $0.13 per GB of SSD Enterprise Storage

Clear, predictable pricing — no surprises

Every MarQi Cloud plan includes networking, snapshots, backups, monitoring, and enterprise SSD storage by default. Scale up with our preset packages or work with us to design a custom build.

Basic

Perfect for testing, learning, or lightweight services.

  • 1 vCPU core

  • 1 GB RAM

  • 20 GB root disk

  • Quick deployments & development environments

Balanced resources for web hosting, dev environments, or small production apps.

  • 2 vCPU cores

  • 4 GB RAM

  • 60 GB root disk

  • Recommended for developers and small teams

Premium

Engineered for demanding, production-grade workloads.

  • 8 vCPU cores

  • 16 GB RAM

  • 500 GB root disk

  • Perfect for enterprise apps, databases, and larger deployments

Custom Builds

When your workloads need something unique.

  • Custom CPU, RAM, and Storage profiles

  • Private circuits for secure hybrid builds

  • Inter-datacenter storage (block or file)

  • GPU-enabled clusters for AI/ML workloads

Optional Add-ons

01
Additional Storage

$0.13/GB per month (SSD-backed)

02
GPU Nodes

Contact us for GPU pricing (training & inference)

03
Private Circuits

Priced per location and provider

04
Colocation Services

Rack space available in Zone1 (Alpharetta, GA) and upcoming Zone2

Diagram of the MarQi Cloud pricing model showing USD 2 per vCPU per month, USD 2 per GB of RAM per month, USD 0.13 per GB per month block storage, instances from USD 8 per month and no egress fees.
What MarQi Cloud charges for, and what it does not.

What is included in every plan

Every MarQi Cloud plan includes the things other providers meter: a VPN and load balancer, snapshots and backups, enterprise SSD block storage, and 24/7 monitoring by our NOC. They are part of the plan because a virtual machine you cannot reach privately, cannot restore, and nobody is watching is not actually a service.

No egress fees — and why that matters more than the hourly rate

We do not charge for data leaving the platform. On a small workload that is a rounding difference. On anything that moves real volume — backups to another site, analytics exports, media delivery, AI training data, or simply leaving for another provider — egress is routinely the largest single line on a cloud invoice, and it is the line that grows fastest as you succeed. Removing it changes the shape of the bill, not just the size.

It also removes the exit tax. Combined with an open source stack and standard machine images, nothing about our pricing is designed to make leaving expensive.

Storage pricing

Block storage is billed on capacity. IOPS are not sold as a separate provisioned tier, snapshot storage is not priced at a premium, and inter-zone copies are not charged as transfer. The architecture behind it — dedicated per-zone Ceph/PetaSAN clusters with triple replication — is described under storage architecture.

Comparing a quote properly

When you put our figure next to a hyperscaler's, compare the whole invoice rather than the instance line. Add provisioned IOPS, snapshot storage, load balancer hours, VPN gateway hours, monitoring, support tier, and projected egress. In our experience that exercise moves the comparison substantially, and it is the only version of the comparison that predicts what you will actually pay.

Custom builds

Standard plans cover most workloads. When they do not — unusual memory ratios, dedicated GPU capacity, large storage footprints, colocated hardware alongside virtual capacity, or dedicated circuits — we quote the build rather than making you fit a tier. Engineers price it, not a configurator.

Operated for you

If you would rather not staff an on-call rotation, our engineers can run the whole estate under managed services. And whichever way you buy, the platform underneath is the same: compute, network and storage described openly rather than abstracted behind a brand name.

Not sure which plan fits? Getting started walks through a first deployment, or talk to an engineer and we will size it with you.

Published unit prices

MarQi Cloud unit pricing, billed monthly. No egress charge.
ResourceUnit priceBilled on
vCPUUSD 2.00 per vCPU / monthProvisioned
MemoryUSD 2.00 per GB RAM / monthProvisioned
Block storageUSD 0.13 per GB / monthProvisioned capacity, triple replicated
SnapshotsIncluded in volume capacityNo separate snapshot tier
Provisioned IOPSNot sold separatelyPerformance comes from the NVMe tier, not a paid add-on
Egress / data transfer outUSD 0.00Not metered
Entry instanceFrom USD 8.00 / monthSmallest published configuration

Worked example: a 1 TB block volume is 1024 × USD 0.13 = USD 133.12 per month, replicated three times, with snapshots and egress included. GPU and colocation configurations are quoted per deployment — contact us with the shape you need.

Frequently asked questions

Does MarQi Cloud charge egress fees?

No. Data leaving the platform, moving between zones, or returning to your own hardware is not charged. Egress is often the largest line on a cloud invoice, so removing it changes the shape of the bill rather than just its size.

What is included in every plan?

Every plan includes a VPN and load balancer, snapshots and backups, enterprise SSD block storage, and 24/7 monitoring by our NOC. They are part of the plan rather than metered add-ons.

How is block storage priced?

Block storage is billed on capacity. IOPS are not sold as a separate provisioned tier, snapshot storage is not priced at a premium, and inter-zone copies are not charged as transfer.

Are custom builds available?

Yes. Unusual memory ratios, dedicated GPU capacity, large storage footprints, colocated hardware alongside virtual capacity, and dedicated circuits are quoted as a build by engineers rather than fitted to a tier.

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