• Product Introduction
  • Billing
    • Billing Overview
    • Package
      • Plan Comparison
      • Free Plan
      • Pro Plan
      • Commercial Edition
      • Purchase and Renewal Guide
    • Plan Consumption and Usage
    • Billing Rules
      • Resource Billing Description
      • MU Billing Overview
    • Overdue Payments and Refunds
      • Overdue Payments and Plan Expiration
      • Refund
    • Billing FAQs
  • Quick Start
    • Agent Development
    • Importing a Git Repository
    • Starting From a Template
    • Direct Upload
    • Start with AI
  • Framework Guide
    • Agent
    • Frontends
      • Vite
      • React
      • Vue
      • Hugo
      • Other Frameworks
    • Backends
    • Full-stack
      • Next.js
      • Nuxt
      • Astro
      • React Router
      • SvelteKit
      • TanStack Start
      • Vike
    • Custom 404 Page
  • Space Guide
    • Space Management
  • Project Guide
    • Project Management
    • edgeone.json
    • Configuring Cache
    • Building Output Configuration
    • Error Codes
  • Build Guide
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    • Overview
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    • Deploy Button
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    • Using CNB Plugin
    • Using IDE PlugIn
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  • Domain Management
    • Overview
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    • HTTPS Configuration
      • Overview
      • Apply for Free Certificate
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    • Configure DNS CNAME Record
  • Observability
    • Overview
    • Metric Analysis
    • Log Analysis
  • Makers for Platforms
    • Platform and Multi-Tenancy
    • Vibe Coding Solution
    • Platform Request Middleware
    • Template Example
      • Vibe Coding General Template
      • Vibe Coding Platform Template
  • Functions
    • Overview
    • Edge Functions
    • Cloud Functions
      • Overview
      • Node.js
      • Python
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  • Agents
    • Overview
    • Quick Start
    • Conversation Management
    • Observability
    • Sandbox Tool
      • Overview
      • Using the Agent Framework
      • Sandbox Atomic API
      • Network Search Tool
    • Agent Authentication
  • Models
    • Overview
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      • Overview
      • Using the Zhuque Model
      • Using the Jev Model
      • Using Vendor Keys
        • OpenAI
        • Anthropic
        • Google AI Studio
        • DeepSeek
        • MiniMax
        • Hunyuan
        • Zhipu
        • MoonShot AI
    • FAQs
  • Storage
    • Overview
    • KV
    • Blob
  • Middleware
  • AI-Native Development
    • Skills
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  • Copilot
    • Overview
    • Quick Start
  • API Token
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  • Makers SDK
    • Overview
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      • Creating a Deployment
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      • Project Management
    • Projects
      • Project Operations
      • Environment Variable
    • Deployment
    • Domain
  • Message Notification
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  • Integration Guide
    • AI
      • Makers Models Integration
      • Large Models for Images Integration
    • Database
      • Supabase Integration
      • Pages KV Integration
    • Ecommerce
      • Shopify Integration
      • WooCommerce Integration
    • Payment
      • Stripe Integration
      • Integrating Paddle
    • CMS
      • WordPress Integration
      • Contentful Integration
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    • Authentication
      • Supabase Integration
      • Clerk Integration
    • IM
      • Overview
      • WeCom
      • Feishu
      • DingTalk
      • Telegram
      • slack
      • Discord
  • Best Practices
    • Adding an AI Chat Assistant to a Website
    • AI Dialogue Deployment: Deploy Project with One Sentence Using Skill
    • Building Agent Applications Quickly with Makers Agents
    • Building an Ecommerce Platform with Shopify
    • Building a SaaS Site Using Supabase and Stripe
    • Building a Company Brand Site Quickly
    • How to Quickly Build a Blog Site
    • Quick Launch via Login-Free Deployment in WorkBuddy
  • Migration Guides
    • Migrating from Vercel to EdgeOne Makers
    • Migrating from Cloudflare Pages to EdgeOne Makers
    • Migrating from Netlify to EdgeOne Makers
  • Troubleshooting
  • FAQs
  • Contact Us
  • Release Notes

Resource Billing Description

This document describes the metering methods for each billable item of EdgeOne Makers by resource, and how overage beyond the plan quota is handled.
For the quota of each plan, see Plan Comparison.
For MU pricing and conversion ratios, see MU Billing.

Billing Methods Overview

Resource
Pro
Commercial
Secure acceleration
Follows the EdgeOne metering method. For details, see Overage fees outside the plan (postpaid).
Billed as specified in the contract
Edge Functions
Follows the EdgeOne metering method. For details, see Edge function execution fees (postpaid).
Build (build duration, total project storage, and more)
MU. Postpaid at MU rates after the quota is exceeded.
Billed as specified in the contract
Cloud Functions
Agents
Sandbox
Blob
KV
Not billed for now
Not billed for now
Models
The free edition incurs no fees, and resources are restricted after the quota is exhausted. For Business plan options, contact us.
Quotas for quantities and specifications, such as the number of projects, custom domains, and concurrent connections, are not billed on a pay-as-you-go basis. For the limits of each plan, see Plan Comparison. In the Business plan, additional projects and custom domains can be purchased.

Security Acceleration

Billable Item
Measurement Method
Secure acceleration traffic
Traffic generated by the platform in response to client requests, in GB
Secure acceleration requests
Number of requests sent from clients to the platform
After the Pro plan exceeds its quota, overage is billed at the EdgeOne Pay-as-You-Go. Traffic prices vary by region, and for region classifications, see Billing Regions.
Consistent with EdgeOne, billing is based on "clean traffic": requests and traffic blocked by security protection are not metered, while unblocked requests, such as those in observation mode or matching exception rules, are still metered. For details, see Clean Traffic Billing.

Edge Functions

Billable Item
Measurement Method
Number of Executions
Number of Times a Function Is Triggered
CPU time
Actual CPU time occupied during function execution, excluding time spent waiting for network I/O, in ms
After the Pro plan exceeds its quota, overage is billed at the EdgeOne overage rates without consuming MU.
After the free edition quota is exhausted, function requests will be terminated, and no fees will be incurred.
After the plan expires, the included quota will no longer be applied. For details, see Overdue Payments and Plan Expiration.

Build

Billable Item
Measurement Method
Build duration
Actual build duration × number of vCPUs for build compute power, in vCPU-s
Total Project Storage
Storage space occupied by artifacts from all valid deployments of projects in the space
All builds are counted toward the build duration based on the actual build time, including failed and canceled builds. Canceled builds are calculated based on the duration that elapsed before cancellation.
Higher build compute power consumes more build duration for the same elapsed time. For example, for a 5-minute build, the vCPU-s consumed by 8-core compute power is twice that of 4-core.
Expired historical deployments are not counted toward the total project storage.
Total project storage is billed based on average storage usage. For the calculation method, see MU Billing Instructions.

Cloud Functions

Billable Item
Measurement Method
Number of Executions
The number of function invocations, regardless of the response status code. Requests served from the cache are not counted.
Memory Duration
Function execution duration × memory specification, in GB-s
Transmitting data
Public network outbound traffic of functions, in MB
Because memory duration includes waiting time, time-consuming external requests in functions, such as calling third-party APIs or querying databases, increase memory duration.
Functions are metered as soon as they are actually invoked, including invocations that fail or time out. Requests that are not executed due to rate limiting or other reasons are not metered.

Agents and Sandbox

Agents and Sandbox are metered separately. Agents do not necessarily create a Sandbox when executing tasks. Sandbox usage is incurred only when Sandbox is actually used.
Resource
Billable Item
Measurement Method
Agents
Number of Executions
Number of times Agents are executed
Memory Duration
Agents runtime × memory specification, in GB-s
Transmitting data
Public network outbound traffic of Agents, in MB
Sandbox
Memory Duration
Sandbox instance runtime × memory specification, in GB-s
CPU Duration
Sandbox instance runtime × number of vCPUs, in vCPU-s
Token usage generated by Agents calling models is not counted toward Agents fees and is handled according to the rules of Models.
Sandbox is metered based on actual running duration. Release it promptly after tasks are completed, or set a reasonable timeout.

Blob

Billable Item
Measurement Method
Storage Space
Amount of stored data, billed based on average storage usage
Simple Operations
Number of Read Operations
Complex Operations
Write and list operations are billed by the number of operations. Delete operations are not billed.
Transmitting data
Traffic generated by accessing Blob, in MB
The Pro plan includes a certain amount of storage space, and only the excess portion consumes MUs.
Storage usage is sampled every 5 minutes and billed based on the daily average. After data is deleted, subsequent samples are no longer counted, and charges already incurred will not be reversed.

KV and Models

KV and Models are not billed for now and are used according to the quota of each plan. If you use your own model provider keys in Models, model call fees are charged by the model provider and are unrelated to Makers.

Usage Data Delay

Usage data in the console may be delayed by approximately 3 hours due to data collection and calculation methods. The final bill prevails.
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