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Fly.io vs Render pricing

What Fly.io and Render each publish about pricing, every dated change on their own pages, and what government buyers paid. Side by side, each line with its source.

Fly.io

Fly.io publishes pricing at fly.io/docs/about/pricing (as of PriceTape's capture on 2026-10-16).

Changes on their pages

2026-10-02

observed between 2026-10-01 and 2026-10-02

Raises additional RAM rate 20% and hikes Fly Machine compute prices

observed 2026-10-02 pricing page price on the record since 2026-10-02

2026-09-17

observed between 2025-04-15 and 2026-09-17

Starts billing Tigris transfer; drops published GPU rates

observed 2026-09-17 pricing page pricepackagingproduct from an archived copy on the record since 2026-10-14

2025-04-15

observed between 2024-05-04 and 2025-04-15

Ends plans/free trial; adds $29-$2,500/mo support tiers

observed 2025-04-15 pricing page pricepackagingtrial / access from an archived copy on the record since 2026-10-14

2024-05-04

observed between 2023-07-26 and 2024-05-04

Hobby plan goes to $5/mo; adds Kubernetes, GPU pricing

observed 2024-05-04 pricing page pricepackagingproduct from an archived copy on the record since 2026-10-14

2023-07-26

observed between 2023-02-14 and 2023-07-26

Cuts Dedicated VM Prices, Drops 'Free Forever' Tier Claim

observed 2023-07-26 pricing page pricepackagingcommercial motion from an archived copy on the record since 2026-10-14

2023-02-14

observed between 2020-09-22 and 2023-02-14

Introduces paid Plans; gates email support, cuts IPv4 price

observed 2023-02-14 pricing page pricepackagingcommercial motion from an archived copy on the record since 2026-10-14

Render

Render publishes pricing at render.com/pricing (as of PriceTape's capture on 2026-10-16).

Changes on their pages

2026-10-02

observed 2026-10-02

Cuts Key-Value Prices ~45%, Shrinks Workflows Max Compute

observed 2026-10-02 pricing page pricepackaging on the record since 2026-10-02