Cloud Providers Pricing Over Time

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Historical pricing for cloud storage and compute services (AWS S3, GCP, Azure) from launch to present. Documents the dramatic decline in cloud infrastructure costs over two decades.

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https://datahub.io/technology/cloud-providers-pricing/_r/-/datapackage.json
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https://datahub.io/technology/cloud-providers-pricing/_r/-/datapackage.json
README.mddocumentation
https://datahub.io/technology/cloud-providers-pricing/_r/-/README.md
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Cloud Storage Pricing Over Time

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Last updated
15 March 2026
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About this dataset

Cloud Storage Pricing

This dataset contains historical pricing for cloud object storage from major providers: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft Azure.

The price of cloud storage has dropped dramatically over the years. When AWS launched its Simple Storage Service (S3) in 2006, it cost USD 0.15 per GB per month. This was a revolutionary price at the time, but it was only the beginning of a long downward trend.

As competition in the cloud storage market has intensified, prices have continued to fall. Today, the same storage that cost USD 0.15 per GB in 2006 can be had for as little as USD 0.02 per GB. This dataset provides the data to track these changes over time and across providers.