Which prices are these?

Linux on-demand list prices from the AWS public price list published at 2026-10-12T19:39:25Z. The control-plane rates are the published USD 0.10 and USD 0.60 per cluster-hour.

Does this include VAT or rand?

No. The prices are in US dollars, before tax. Your invoice in rand depends on the exchange rate and on AWS taxes.

Will this match the bill?

No. NAT gateways, public IPv4 addresses, EBS, load balancers and cross-AZ traffic are often larger than the nodes. The AWS bill checklist names those.

Tools · DevOps

EKS and EC2 cost estimate

A monthly estimate for an EKS control plane and EC2 workers, using published on-demand prices from 12 October 2026. Cape Town is the default. This is not a quote and it is not your bill.

Prices are the AWS public on-demand list published on 12 October 2026. 730 hours is the month used here. Nothing you select is stored.

How to use it

Choose Cape Town or Virginia, then an instance type from the dated table.
Set the number of nodes and clusters. Standard support is USD 0.10 per cluster-hour. Extended support is USD 0.60.
Read the monthly total, then add disks, NAT, load balancers and data transfer yourself. Those are not in this figure.

Questions

Which prices are these?: Linux on-demand list prices from the AWS public price list published at 2026-10-12T19:39:25Z. The control-plane rates are the published USD 0.10 and USD 0.60 per cluster-hour.
Does this include VAT or rand?: No. The prices are in US dollars, before tax. Your invoice in rand depends on the exchange rate and on AWS taxes.
Will this match the bill?: No. NAT gateways, public IPv4 addresses, EBS, load balancers and cross-AZ traffic are often larger than the nodes. The AWS bill checklist names those.

An automated client can POST JSON to /api/tools/eks-cost with the fields listed in the OpenAPI document. The OpenAPI document is at /api/tools, with a short guide at /llms.txt. Nothing submitted is stored.