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Vultr Object Storage pricing: what backups and restores cost
Based in the United States · Prices checked
Vultr Object Storage Standard costs $0.018 per GB a month beyond the 1 TB its $18 monthly fee includes (Archive: $6.00 per TB beyond the 1 TB its $6 monthly fee includes), with the first 1 TB of downloads free each month. 10 TB of backups: from $180.00 a month, $280.00 the month you restore it all.
10 TB, normal month
$180.00Standard, New Jersey
10 TB, month you restore it all
$280.00Standard, New Jersey
10 TB kept, 1 TB downloaded in a normal month, all 10 TB downloaded in the month you restore; the other calculator defaults apply.
On a 10 TB backup Vultr Object Storage is the 16th cheapest of the 18 vendors with both bills for a normal month and the 15th cheapest for the month you restore everything, so a restore barely changes its place.
What adds to a Vultr Object Storage bill besides storage
From Vultr Object Storage's published rules, per class and region. "Not published" means Vultr Object Storage's pricing pages do not state it.
Vultr Object Storage minimums and charges to read data by class
Class and region
Minimum storage period
Smallest billed object
Minimum monthly bill
Reading data
Standard, New Jersey
Not published
Not published
$18 a month, with 1 TB included
Free
Premium, New Jersey
Not published
Not published
$36 a month, with 1 TB included
Free
Performance, New Jersey
Not published
Not published
$50 a month, with 1 TB included
Free
Accelerated, New Jersey
Not published
Not published
$100 a month, with 1 TB included
Free
Archive, New Jersey
None
Not published
$6 a month, with 1 TB included
Free
Reading data is the charge for reading what is stored, billed on top of any download charge. Downloads: the first 1 TB of downloads free each month. Deleting an object before its minimum storage period ends still bills the remaining time.
How the storage classes compare
Same offer, two bills. Vertical positions show cost rank within these 5 offers.
Lowest normal bill$60.54Archive · New Jersey
Lowest restore bill$166.54Archive · New Jersey
Normal monthRestore month
Archive · New Jersey$60.54
Standard · New Jersey$180.00
Premium · New Jersey$360.00
Performance · New Jersey$500.00
Accelerated · New Jersey$1,000.00
Archive · New Jersey$166.54
Standard · New Jersey$280.00
Premium · New Jersey$460.00
Performance · New Jersey$600.00
Accelerated · New Jersey$1,100.00
Every bill in the chart
Offer
Normal month
Restore month
Archive · New Jersey
$60.54
$166.54
Standard · New Jersey
$180.00
$280.00
Premium · New Jersey
$360.00
$460.00
Performance · New Jersey
$500.00
$600.00
Accelerated · New Jersey
$1,000.00
$1,100.00
Thicker blue lines cross another offer. Thin lines keep their order. The heaviest line marks the lowest normal-month bill. Unpublished totals are not drawn.
Vultr Object Storage pricing calculator
Every Vultr Object Storage class priced on your numbers, for a normal month and for the month you
restore. A charge Vultr Object Storage does not publish stays named on the bill, never counted as zero.
When Vultr Object Storage does not save you money
Vultr Object Storage costs more than most vendors in a normal month for every backup below, and in the month you restore for a 2 TB NAS offsite copy, a 10 TB backup repository, a 5 TB photo archive and 1 TB of app files with public downloads. The widest gap is a 100 TB compliance archive, a normal month: $600.00 at Vultr Object Storage against $99.34 at Amazon S3 (S3 Glacier Deep Archive). Vultr Object Storage Archive would cost less in both months for a 2 TB NAS offsite copy, a 5 TB photo archive and 1 TB of app files with public downloads ($12.00 for a 2 TB NAS offsite copy, a normal month) but is left out of these places, because we have no ready time from Vultr Object Storage to check against the limit each of those backups sets for data to be ready.
Vultr Object Storage against the cheapest vendor in five common backups, for a normal month and the month you restore
Backup
Vultr Object Storage, normal month
Cheapest normal month
Vultr Object Storage, month you restore
Cheapest month you restore
NAS offsite, 2 TB2 TB, 50 GB downloaded a month, 200,000 files
$36.0017th of 18
$8.32OVHcloud Object Storage · Infrequent Access
$46.5015th of 18
$11.12Telnyx Cloud Storage · Regular Storage
Backup repository, 10 TB10 TB, 1 TB downloaded a month, 1 million objects, readable at once
$180.0016th of 18
$44.65OVHcloud Object Storage · Infrequent Access
$280.0015th of 18
$55.83Telnyx Cloud Storage · Regular Storage
Photo archive, 5 TB5 TB, little downloaded, 250,000 files
$90.0017th of 18
$6.92Amazon S3 · S3 Glacier Deep Archive
$130.5015th of 18
$27.88Telnyx Cloud Storage · Regular Storage
App files with public downloads, 1 TB1 TB stored, 5 TB downloaded a month, 50 million reads
$58.0013th of 17
$7.65Telnyx Cloud Storage · Regular Storage
$68.0013th of 17
$7.69Telnyx Cloud Storage · Regular Storage
Compliance archive, 100 TB100 TB kept for years, 10 TB restored at a time
$600.0010th of 18
$99.34Amazon S3 · S3 Glacier Deep Archive
$695.947th of 18
$250.10Oracle OCI Object Storage · Archive
Each backup is a preset of the home calculator, priced with its other defaults on prices checked 17 October to 6 November 2026. A place counts each vendor's cheapest class that meets the backup's limit on how long data may take to be ready, among the vendors with a full bill for that month. Price your own backup above.
Amazon S3 Glacier Deep Archive: each file must be restored before you can download it, which takes up to 12 hours, and Amazon S3 bills each file for at least 180 days.
Vultr Object Storage Archive: each file must be restored before you can download it (Vultr publishes no time for it), and Vultr sets no minimum storage period.
Oracle OCI Object Storage Archive: each file must be restored before you can download it (Oracle says the first byte comes back within an hour, but not when the whole file is ready), and Oracle bills each file for at least 90 days.
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Bills for the 10 TB workload
The normal and restore month for each class5 classes and regions
Standard, New Jersey
Normal month
$180.00
Normal-month bill, line by lineVultr Object Storage StandardNew Jersey, priced per GB, normal month
How the restored-copy storage charge is worked out
Component
Quantity
Rate
Amount
Restored data while it stays unarchived
30GB-month
0.018
$0.54
A restored Archive object is readable for the days you ask for, 7 by default, and is billed as unarchived storage while it is: $0.018 per GB-month beyond the 100 GB the Archive plan includes. Vultr does not say how the included 100 GB applies to a copy kept for only some days, so we take it off the restored amount on each of those days, the reading that gives the larger bill.
How the restored-copy storage charge is worked out
Component
Quantity
Rate
Amount
Restored data while it stays unarchived
363.333GB-month
0.018
$6.54
A restored Archive object is readable for the days you ask for, 7 by default, and is billed as unarchived storage while it is: $0.018 per GB-month beyond the 100 GB the Archive plan includes. Vultr does not say how the included 100 GB applies to a copy kept for only some days, so we take it off the restored amount on each of those days, the reading that gives the larger bill.
Yes. Vultr charges only for capacity and outbound transfer, not for API requests, so the number of files a backup tool writes or reads does not change a Vultr bill.
Can I calculate a complete Vultr Archive restore?
The bill, yes; the time, no. Vultr charges no retrieval fee. A restored object is billed as unarchived storage beyond the 100 GB the Archive plan includes for the days you keep it readable, 7 by default, and downloads beyond the included 1,000 GB are charged at Vultr's transfer rate. Vultr publishes no time for a whole restore, so a restore deadline cannot be checked.
Does Vultr publish small-object or early-deletion charges?
For Archive, yes: Vultr says Archival Object Storage has no minimum retention, so deleting archived backups early adds no charge. For Standard, Premium, Performance and Accelerated, Vultr publishes no minimum object size, minimum storage period or early-deletion rule, and we do not count an unpublished charge as zero.
Can I use Vultr Object Storage as an immutable target?
Not verified. Vultr documents versioning, but the official compatibility matrix does not publish a complete Object Lock contract. Archive and versioning also have a mutual enablement restriction. Governance, compliance, retention limits, and a named immutable-backup integration remain not published.