Object Storage · decision tool
What Bunny Storage really costs at your usage
Bunny Storage priced at YOUR usage from verified pricing pages — no free tier — paid from day one. See the free-tier ceiling, the per-unit overage, and exactly when it starts costing real money.
Prices verified 2026-07-17 against official pricing pages · fit weights are our estimates (see methodology) · share the URL to share your configuration
As of Jul 2026, with 1,000 GB stored, 600 GB egress/month, a $50 budget for this slot, Bunny Storage ranks first for these inputs at 79% fit and a StackSays-estimated $10.00/month. Fit weights are our estimates; prices trace to official pages. Change any input below and the verdict recomputes.
Your situation
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Clear pick for your inputs
Cheap per-GB storage that pairs with Bunny's CDN; proprietary API, not S3-compatible
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The decision, in plain words
For a solo builder at 1,000 GB stored and a $50.00/mo budget for the object storage slot, Bunny Storage leads at 79% fit and $10.00/mo. The two rules doing the work: budget fit (~$10/mo is 20% of your $50/mo budget); batteries included (Bundles bundled CDN delivery — fewer services to glue at team size 1).
Honest weak spot of the pick: no free tier — paying from day one.
Generated from the calculation above — every number traces to the sourced data; nothing here is written by an AI making things up.
Why Bunny Storage scores 79%
How the $10.00/mo estimate is calculated
What could change this verdict
No single input change within the tested range changes the winner.
Cost risk
Official prices verified 2026-07-17; calculation is deterministic code over those prices.
At a glance
| Tool | Free tier | Paid entry | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bunny Storage | No free tier | Standard (HDD) $1/mo | 2026-07-17 |
Data sources
| Tool | Source | Verified |
|---|---|---|
| Bunny Storage | Bunny Storage pricing | 2026-07-17 |
A monitor re-checks these pages for changes; when a vendor moves a price, the date updates and every verdict recomputes.