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railway.com pricing page history

https://railway.com/pricing · 7 versions compared since Sep 24, 2025

Railway significantly expanded its platform offerings and adjusted pricing and features across its plans. Key changes include the launch of Object Storage, introduction of AI capabilities via 'Railway Agent', and a new 'Sandboxes & VMs' service. Resource limits for CPU, RAM, and replicas were revised, generally increasing for higher-tier plans while some log retention and replica counts for lower tiers were adjusted. The company also introduced various enterprise-grade features and refined its availability targets.

  1. ProductHigh impact

    Launched 'Sandboxes & VMs' service with new pricing structure

    Railway introduced a new 'Sandboxes & VMs' product, providing isolated Linux VMs billed per second for CPU and memory usage, with pricing around $50 per GB-month and $50 per vCPU-month, active use only.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Sandboxes & VMs”
    • “Isolated Linux VMs for agents, builds, and untrusted code. Billed only for the CPU your sandbox actually uses and the memory it holds while running, never for the time it spends waiting. Learn more”
    • “$0.00001929 per GB / sec”
    • “about $50 per GB-month, while running”
    • “$0.00001929 per vCPU / sec”
    • “about $50 per vCPU-month, active use only”
  2. ProductHigh impact

    Launched 'Railway Agent' AI feature with spending limits

    Railway introduced 'AI' functionality through its 'Railway Agent', allowing users to leverage AI with default monthly spending limits of $5 for Hobby and $20 for Pro, with custom limits for Enterprise.

    Source: text from the page
    • “AI”
    • “Railway Agent”
    • “Default agent spend limit”
    • “$5 / month”
    • “$20 / month”
    • “Custom”
  3. PositioningNotable

    Introduced Availability Targets (SLA) for all plans

    Railway added specific Availability Targets, with 99.9% for the free tier, 99.99% for the Pro plan, and 99.999% for the Enterprise plan, clarifying service reliability guarantees across its offerings.

    Source: text from the page
    • “99.9% Availability Target”
    • “99.99% Availability Target”
    • “99.999% Availability Target”
  4. ProductNotable

    Adjusted replica limits for Pro and Hobby plans

    The Pro plan's replica limit decreased from 'Up to 6 replicas' to 'Up to 5 replicas', while the Hobby plan's limit decreased from 'Up to 50 replicas' to 'Up to 42 replicas', impacting scaling for these tiers.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Up to 6 replicas, at 8 vCPU / 8 GB RAM per replica”
    • “Up to 5 replicas, at 8 vCPU / 8 GB RAM per replica”
    • “Up to 50 replicas, at 32 vCPU / 32 GB RAM per replica”
    • “Up to 42 replicas, at 24 vCPU / 24 GB RAM per replica”
  5. ProductHigh impact

    Increased Pro plan compute limits for vCPU and RAM per service

    The Pro plan's maximum compute capacity per service was significantly increased from 'Up to 8 GB RAM / 8 vCPU' to 'Up to 48 vCPU / 48 GB RAM', offering more powerful resources for professional deployments.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Up to 8 GB RAM / 8 vCPU per service”
    • “Up to 48 vCPU / 48 GB RAM per service”
  6. ProductHigh impact

    Increased Hobby plan compute limits to 1,000 vCPU / 1 TB RAM

    The Hobby plan saw a massive increase in its maximum compute capacity, jumping from 'Up to 32 GB RAM / 32 vCPU' to 'Up to 1,000 vCPU / 1 TB RAM per service', allowing for much larger applications on this tier.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Up to 32 GB RAM / 32 vCPU per service”
    • “Up to 1,000 vCPU / 1 TB RAM per service”
  7. ProductHigh impact

    Launched Object Storage with new pricing and features

    Railway introduced a new Object Storage service, priced at $0.015 per GB-month with free egress, and set an initial limit of 100 buckets per project. This is a significant expansion of its data storage capabilities.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Object Storage”
    • “$0.015 per GB-month”
    • “free egress”
    • “Buckets per project”
    • “100, can be increased”
  8. ProductNotable

    Added enterprise features like Granular Access Control and SSO

    Railway enhanced its enterprise offering by introducing 'Granular access control', 'SSO' (Single Sign-On), and 'Audit logs', catering to larger organizations with advanced security and compliance needs. 'Bring your own cloud' was also added.

    Source: text from the page
    • “Granular access control”
    • “SSO”
    • “Audit logs”
    • “Bring your own cloud”

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