Subscription
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Subscriptions are monthly billed and can be updated at any time. BUT when a Organization updates its subscription, it will be billed for the proration of the current used % of the month and then the billing will continue with the percentage of the rest of the month with the new resources. Lets see some examples:
Case 1:
Org example1 starts the subscription on 1th April 2024 with 10 resources
after 15 days they realized Cloud Plans is suitable for more servers and decided to upgrade the Subscription to 100
In this Case 1, Org example1 starts with a estimated billing of ($5,99 x 10) $59,9, and in the 15th April it will be billed with $29,99. In the 30th April it will be billed with ((($4.19 x 100) / 30) x 15) $209,50. Now imagine your average instance is a t3.large / t3.medium ...
t3.medium ->
Normal monthly costs: $30,96
With Cloud Plans:
Cloud Plans costs in the Case 1: $2,99 + $2,09 = 5,08 $
86h instance costs: $3,59
Total Costs: $8,67
Savings: $30,96 - $8,67 = 22,29 $ -> Saves 71,99% over the NO Cloud Plans option
Now in the above example we have 10 instances first 15 days and then 100:
First 15 days:
NO Cloud Plans: (30,96/2) * 10 = 154,8
With Cloud Plans: (8,67/2) * 10 = 43,35 --> You saves $111,45 in 15 days
Last 15 days:
NO Cloud Plans: (30,96/2) * 100 = 1548
With Cloud Plans: (8,67/2) * 100 = 433,5 -> You save $1114,5 in 15 days
Full Month: you save $111,45 + $1114,5 = $1225,95 (including CP costs)
t3.large ->
Normal monthly costs: $60,12
With Cloud Plans:
Cloud Plans costs in the Case 1: $2,99 + $2,09 = 5,08 $
86h instance costs: $7,18
Total Costs: $12,26
Savings: $60,12 - $12,26 = 47,86 $ $ -> Saves 79,6% over the NO Cloud Plans option
Total savings in Case 1:
No Cloud Plans Costs: (($60,12 * 10) / 30) * 15 = 300,60 $ + (($60,12 * 100) / 30) * 15 = 3006; 300,60 + 3006 = 3306,6
With Cloud Plans Costs: ((12,26 * 10) /30) * 15 = 61,3; ((12,26 * 100) /30) * 15 =613 -> 61,3 = $674,3
Full Month Savings: 3306,6 - 674,3 = $2632,3 (including CP costs)
