Daily Billing for Cloud Services: How It Works and Why It Pays Off

Daily billing removes the main drawback of annual packages: you never pay up front for resources you may not end up needing.

How charges work

All services are paid from a single account balance. Once a day, at 00:00, the cost of your active services for that day is deducted. As long as there are funds on the account, services renew automatically — there is nothing to confirm.

What happens when you change a configuration

Add a CPU core or more memory, and the new price applies from the next charge. Scale resources down, and your cost drops just as quickly. This is convenient for projects with seasonal load: scale up for a sale, then return to your usual configuration.

What happens if your balance runs out

Access to the service is suspended until the account is topped up. Your data is not deleted right away, but it’s best not to let it get that far: keep a buffer of at least a few days — ideally a month ahead.

How to plan your budget

Multiply the daily cost by 30 to get a monthly estimate, or by 365 for a yearly one. The calculators on our service pages show all three figures at once, and you can copy the estimate and pass it to your accounting team.

Payment

Individuals pay with UZCARD and HUMO cards via Payme, Click, Uzum and Rahmat. Legal entities pay by bank transfer under a contract. Always include your contract number and taxpayer ID (INN) in the payment reference — otherwise the payment is hard to identify.