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For development
Base environment
Perfect for pre-production projects.
$62 /daily +
$70 /TB indexed
What's included
✓ One data store server (375 GB indexed)
✓ ~5M queries/mo
✓ Get up and running quickly
✓ Can use as duplicated system
✓ Experiment and then cut over
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Popular
For production
Pro
Redundancy and additional infrastructure for products in market
$102 /daily +
$140 /TB indexed
What's included
✓ Additional redundancy
✓ Session store included
✓ ~5M queries/mo
✓ Archiving and backup
✓ Main production environment
How to use MinusOneDB
For big companies
Enterprise
Specialized custom development and features
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What's included
✓ Exascale installations
✓ Custom cloud environments
✓ Dedicated support
✓ Custom development
How to use MinusOneDB

What do I need?

Environment +
An environment is your dedicated MinusOneDB instance. It includes the core infrastructure needed to run your data operations: compute, networking, and orchestration. Every project starts with at least one environment. For development, a single Base environment is sufficient. For production workloads, we recommend a Pro environment which adds redundancy and higher throughput. Enterprise customers can have multiple environments across regions with custom configurations.
Data Processing Servers +
Data processing servers handle ingestion, transformation, and query execution. They scale independently from your storage layer, so you can add processing power without changing your data architecture. MinusOneDB automatically manages server allocation within your environment, but you can configure the number of processing servers based on your workload. More servers means faster parallel processing for large-scale ingestion and complex queries.
Data Stores +
Data stores are where your indexed data lives. MinusOneDB supports multiple store types for different access patterns: standard stores for general-purpose indexing and search, and specialized stores optimized for time-series, graph, or document workloads. You pay per terabyte indexed, which means your cost scales with the volume of data you store, not with the number of queries you run. Stores can be sharded across multiple nodes and replicated for high availability.
Session Stores +
Session stores provide low-latency, ephemeral storage for active user sessions, caching, and real-time state management. They are ideal for applications that need sub-millisecond reads for frequently accessed data. Session stores are included with Pro and Enterprise environments and can be scaled independently. They complement your persistent data stores by offloading hot-path queries that would otherwise consume processing server resources.

Resource rate card

For specialised use cases, rates per resource are below. Support, development of new features, and data connectors are always free and unlimited — we are here to help you optimise your costs for your usage.

Resource per hour per 30 days
Environment$0.892$642.24
Data processing servers$0.745$536.40
Session store servers$0.745$536.40
Data lake storage (per compressed TB)$0.104$75.00
Data store servers (375 GB indexed each)$0.940$676.80
Data store servers, original profile (existing environments until rebuilt)$0.780$561.60
Bulk data load servers$8.640N/A
Data egress (per TB)$100.00

How the prices are derived. The base environment is the sum of its parts: $642.24 environment + $536.40 data processing server + $676.80 data store server = $1,855.44, which we round down to $1,850 per month. Pro adds a session store server and a second data store server for redundancy, $3,068.64, rounded down to $3,065 per month. Beyond the included server, a data store server indexes 375 GB and is the smallest unit we provision, so one terabyte of indexed data occupies three of them (1,125 GB of capacity), not exactly 1,000 GB. That is 3 × $676.80 = $2,030.40, plus $75 for the corresponding data lake storage, giving the $2,105 per TB indexed shown above. Pro doubles both for redundancy, giving $4,211 per TB. These prices apply from 1 December 2026.

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