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Fly.io pricing

Fly.io has 5 plans, with base fees from $2.19 to $33 a month. Prices were checked against Fly.io's pricing page on 24 October 2026.

Category: Hosting. Source: https://fly.io/docs/about/pricing/.

Plans

PlanBase feeIncludes
Machine, shared-cpu-1x with 256MB RAM$2.19/moCommercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Runs Docker containers, Background workers / long-running processes, Can run or store data in the EU
Machine, shared-cpu-1x with 512MB RAM$3.69/moCommercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Runs Docker containers, Background workers / long-running processes, Can run or store data in the EU
Machine, shared-cpu-1x with 1GB RAM$6.70/moCommercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Runs Docker containers, Background workers / long-running processes, Can run or store data in the EU
Machine, shared-cpu-2x with 2GB RAM$13.39/moCommercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Runs Docker containers, Background workers / long-running processes, Can run or store data in the EU
Machine, performance-1x with 2GB RAM$33/moCommercial use allowed, GDPR data processing agreement, Runs Docker containers, Background workers / long-running processes, Can run or store data in the EU

Fly.io cost as you grow

Monthly cost for a typical B2B SaaS app, from the cost engine.

UsersPlanMonthly cost
1,000 usersMachine, shared-cpu-1x with 256MB RAM$2.59/mo
10,000 usersMachine, shared-cpu-1x with 256MB RAM$6.19/mo
50,000 usersMachine, shared-cpu-1x with 256MB RAM$22.19/mo
100,000 usersMachine, shared-cpu-1x with 256MB RAM$42.19/mo

Lock-in

Low: apps run from a Dockerfile or OCI image and move to any container host; fly.toml is Fly-specific.

Set up Fly.io

Packages: —. Environment variables: FLY_API_TOKEN. Quickstart.

Everything Fly.io sells

ProductFree tierLowest paid price
Fly Machines—$2.19/mo for shared-cpu-1x with 256 MB RAM, billed per second
Fly Managed Postgres—$38/mo (Basic)

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