Hobby plan copy is misleading
Hi!
Here's the description of my Hobby plan, "Your plan includes up to 8 GB of RAM, 8 vCPU, and 100 GB of Shared Disk. Manage your Plan.", available in this page: https://railway.app/account/usage.
However, if this is the price for the CPU: "$0.000463 / vCPU / Minute", let's do the math:
60 minutes * 24 hours that a day has * 31 days for the month * the price per minute = 20.668€. And this is for only 1 cpu. If I add 7 more CPUs, we are talking of 165.34656€
Sooo... What does the hobby plan really include?
This is completely misleading since here: https://railway.app/pricing, and as you can see in the image, it says that "Includes $5 of usage monthly 8 GB RAM / 8 vCPU per Service".
I'm sorry but, it's not even misleading, it is borderline fraudulent. Can someone assist me on this?
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I wholeheartedly disagree. The pricing is clear on Railway's pricing page. The 5$/month metric has a clear message underneath indicating the resource usage is extra.
The inclusion of 5$ of usage monthly is very clearly a separate line from the 8GB RAM / 8VCPU per service line
If you feel as though you've been charged unjustly, you're welcome to contact the team at billing@railway.app
So, for this, what you are saying is that with the 20€ per month, you DON'T HAVE included the 32gb of ram and the 32vCPU?
No, you do. Again, resource usage is extra as it says under the 20$/Seat
Additionally, if you scroll down there is a usage pricing estimator as well as a baseline cost per GB/vCPU
Then it could say 1 million GB ram, and a random number of vCPU, is that it?
Why are there different values of Ram and vCPU for each plan then?
So, these things I marked with an arrow, these are included with the Pro
With a given service on the pro plan, you have access to up to 32GB of RAM and 32vCPU. These resources are charged in addition to the 20/mo/seat figure
however this "32 GB RAM / 32 vCPU per Service" is not
What?
It is
So, for this table, some things are included, others aren't (32 GB RAM / 32 vCPU per Service)
I understand what you are saying with this, but this is completely misleading.
Are you reading what I'm saying? Resources are charged extra
No, it's not
I accept your opinion, but I disagree.