Storage · Object Storage
S3-compatible storage for everything else.
Buckets for backups, media, datasets and logs, reachable from anywhere over an S3-compatible API. Choose a location and size, and pay by the hour — from $0.03532 per GB / month.
Object storage buckets.
Every bucket plan in the catalogue today.
Works with S3 tools
An S3-compatible endpoint and access keys for any client or SDK.
Not tied to a server
Read and write over the API from servers, clusters or your laptop.
Predictable sizes
Pick a bucket size up front and know what it costs each month.
Choose where data lives
Keep each bucket in the country and data center you pick.
Bucket plans and locations
Each data center's own bucket plans and price per GB, billed hourly.
Standard Bucket
50 GB – 1 TB · 5 tiers
Original price: $0.04275Deploy Standard Bucket in Lupfig, SwitzerlandOriginal price: $0.04275Deploy Standard Bucket in Rümlang, Switzerland
Original price: $1.12Deploy Standard Bucket in Bacu, Romania
What to put in object storage
What teams keep in a bucket rather than on a server.
Backups
Ship database dumps and server backups off the machine they protect.
Media and assets
Serve images, video and downloads from a bucket instead of a disk.
Data lakes
Keep raw and processed datasets in open formats for analytics.
AI datasets and models
Store training data, checkpoints and model weights in one place.
Logs and archives
Retain logs and records you rarely read but need to keep.
App storage
Give self-hosted apps and Kubernetes workloads an S3 backend.
How it works
From order to first upload in three steps.
Pick a bucket
Choose the data center and the bucket size you need.
Get your keys
The console shows the S3 endpoint and access keys once it is ready.
Point your tools at it
Use any S3 client, SDK or backup tool to read and write objects.
Supported providers
2 providers in 2 countries offer object storage today, with more joining as the network grows.
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Cloudscale
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PidginHost
Frequently asked questions
What teams ask about object storage.
Put your data somewhere it can grow.
Create a bucket in minutes and connect any S3-compatible tool to it.