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fly.io pricing page history

https://fly.io/pricing/ · 7 versions compared since Sep 30, 2025

The company has completely overhauled its pricing structure, shifting from a high-level, feature-based approach to a detailed, granular pricing model across different product categories like Machines, Sprites, and Managed Postgres. This change includes the introduction of new specific products and detailed pricing for compute, storage, and networking resources.

  1. PricingHigh impact

    Introduced detailed pricing for Machines, Sprites, and Managed Postgres

    The entire pricing page was revamped to provide granular, product-specific pricing for Machines, Sprites, and Managed Postgres, replacing previous general descriptions and limited pricing points. This indicates a significant move towards transparency and detailed costing.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Pay-as-You-Go Infrastructure”
    • “Here's what it costs”
    • “Machines”
    • “Sprites”
    • “Managed Postgres”
  2. ProductNotable

    GPUs removed from primary feature description

    The company no longer highlights GPUs alongside Micro VMs and persistent storage in a key introductory message, indicating a possible shift in focus or availability of GPU offerings.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Micro VMs, persistent storage, and GPUs, oh my!”
    • “Micro VMs and persistent storage, oh my!”

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