Browse pricing billing units used across the UsagePricing blueprint corpus. 10 categories with editorial coverage and company examples.
A billing unit where customers pre-purchase or are allocated a pool of credits that deplete as they use the product, often at variable rates per feature.
A billing unit where the vendor charges a fixed fee per named user, regardless of how much each user consumes.
A billing unit common in LLM and AI products, where customers are charged per input and output token processed.
A billing unit where customers are charged per gigabyte of data transferred out of the platform.
A billing unit where customers are charged for the CPU time their workloads consume, typically measured in vCPU-seconds or vCPU-hours.
A billing unit where customers are charged for the memory their workloads consume over time, measured in gigabyte-hours.
A billing unit used by hosting and CI platforms where each build, deployment, or compilation is metered.
A billing unit used by edge platforms where each HTTP request handled at the edge is metered and billed.
A billing unit where customers are charged per serverless function invocation, often combined with a separate compute-time charge.
A billing unit unique to AI customer-support products, where the vendor charges only when an AI agent resolves a customer issue without escalation.