Explore the details of our pricing model and how you can easily understand costs. For a view of all specific pricing related information, view the consumption table.

This topic describes foundational costs associated with using Snowflake (compute costs, storage costs, and data transfer costs). Specific Snowflake features (for example, Snowflake Cortex and Snowpark …

The total cost of using Snowflake is the aggregate of the cost of using data transfer, storage, and compute resources. Learn about how overall cost is calculated.

Approaching Snowflake cost using the cost management framework described in this topic allows you to manage costs more effectively. Each part of the framework offers powerful features that help …

The monthly costs for storing data in Snowflake is based on a flat rate per terabyte (TB). The amount charged depends on your type of account (Capacity or On Demand) and region (US or EU).

Learn the details of Snowflake’s usage-based pricing model and how you can easily understand costs across storage, compute, virtual warehouses and more.

To learn how to view the historical cost of consuming cloud services resources, see Exploring compute cost, which includes sample queries you can run to see how much of cloud services consumption …

Snowflake provides two schemas, ORGANIZATION_USAGE and ACCOUNT_USAGE, that contain data related to usage and cost. The ORGANIZATION_USAGE schema provides cost information for all of …

This topic describes how to gain insight into historical compute costs using Snowsight, or by writing queries against views in the ACCOUNT_USAGE and ORGANIZATION_USAGE schemas. …

Learn how Snowflake pricing works with our ready-to-download comprehensive pricing guide that explains our utility-based pricing model.