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How License pricing works

Licenses for paid operating systems or third-party software are usually tied to a product. The best example is a Windows-based Compute instance. Charges accrue hourly.

Pricing

Item

Hourly price°

Monthly price°¹

Microsoft Windows Server (Standard Edition)

CHF 0.0137

CHF 10

° Prices are in CHF (Swiss franc) and don't include VAT. 1 CHF is usually to 1 USD. ¹ Monthly price estimates are based on 730 hours of usage.

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