Updates to Mission’s AWS Pricing Calculator — Learn More

Here at Mission, our goal is to help companies eliminate wasteful spending on AWS and deliver a stress-free experience with our AWS services. We created this AWS Pricing Calculator so you could download it and use it on your own computer, without being reliant on the internet.

It also allows you to alter the numbers after you’ve created and saved them which is not quite as easy to do using the AWS Pricing Calculator.

Some Helpful Notes to Reference:

The sheet is laid out so you have the compute options for all of the services on AWS at the top and below that the storage options and some additional services below. In each section, we give you space to put in the names of your servers or resources in the first column, and after that any columns outlined in orange are used to make the calculations for the total cost. So if you see a cell outlined in orange then you need to make sure to choose a value for that cell in order to have the calculations register at the end.

If you see a NA in the columns at the right, that means that the combination of options that you chose in the orange cells is not available on AWS, so you’ll need to make some different selections until you see actual costs pop up in the Pricing Calculator.

In this video, we’ll cover:

• In the EC2 server section: The cost of multiple web servers behind a load set balancer (with Standard and Convertible Reservation types as well as Linux and Windows Operating Systems.)
• In the RDS section: The cost two databases, with different server types (one on MySQL and the other on SQL Server Standard), with different reservation terms
• In the Redshift Server section: The cost for a Redshift server with no upfront reservation type in the Asia Pacific region
• In the ElastiCache section: The cost of an ElastiCache server with a partial upfront reservation for one year
• In the EBS/EFS Storage Name section: The pricing differences for a variety of web servers utilizing different storage types
• In the RDS Storage Name section: The cost differences for a couple of RDS databases using different types of storage.
• S3 Storage Name: The cost differences for two different S3 storage types.
• Additional Services section: Here you can input additional Elastic IPs, how many you want of each, some data transfer options, Elastic Load Balancers, etc.

At the bottom of the page, you can find the total for all of the services that we’ve chosen, including the monthly costs and the annual costs, as well as the AWS support fee.

If you have not yet downloaded our free AWS Pricing Calculator Spreadsheets, then you can do so here.

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