Enfyra Cloud Pricing

Choose your Cloud plan

Each plan creates one isolated Enfyra project. Starter is open now; larger plans are visible as the upgrade path and will unlock after their host pools are ready.

Isolated Enfyra runtime

Each Cloud project runs its own Enfyra runtime boundary for app logic, configuration, credentials, and access.

Shared headroom, not fixed slices

Database, edge, and supporting services are capacity-managed so active projects can benefit from available room when nearby workloads are idle.

Starter
Available
One isolated Enfyra project for early production workloads.
$19
 /month
  • 1 isolated Enfyra project
  • 5 GB storage
  • 50 GB data transfer/month
  • API limit: 20 RPS · burst 40
  • Basic support
For new projects
Create project
The project is provisioned after successful payment.
Developer
Coming soon
More capacity for active development and demanding staging workloads.
$59
 /month
  • 1 isolated Enfyra project
  • 15 GB storage
  • 250 GB data transfer/month
  • API limit: 50 RPS · burst 100
  • Basic support
Upgrade path preview
This plan is not available for new projects yet.
Business
Coming soon
Higher capacity for production teams that need more operating headroom.
$149
 /month
  • 1 isolated Enfyra project
  • 45 GB storage
  • 1 TB data transfer/month
  • API limit: 100 RPS · burst 200
  • Priority support
Upgrade path preview
This plan is not available for new projects yet.

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By using Enfyra Cloud, you agree to the Cloud Terms and the Cloud Headroom Model.

How capacity works

How shared headroom works

Enfyra Cloud keeps each project isolated at the runtime boundary while operating database, network, and platform services as managed pools. This keeps pricing practical without pretending every project needs dedicated hardware all day.

Your Enfyra instance is isolatedYour project URL, runtime process, environment, credentials, and owner access are separated from other Cloud projects.
Shared services use pooled capacityDatabases, edge routing, and supporting services are operated as managed pools, so idle capacity can help active projects when the platform has room.
Fair-use guardrails protect active projectsEdge and runtime guardrails limit runaway traffic and noisy workloads so one busy project cannot dominate shared resources while others are active.
Higher plans reserve more practical headroomDeveloper and Business plans are scheduled with more room around each project. Fewer projects share the same operating headroom, so active workloads get a larger practical envelope without exposing raw host numbers.

Included in every plan

Cloud-managed Enfyra runtime

These managed pieces are included with every available Cloud plan.

Managed database provisioning Owner-scoped project access