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Pricing Components

Bunny Scripting pricing is based on two components:

1. CPU Time: CPU Time refers to the actual time the CPU spends processing your script code. This measurement excludes any waiting time for input/output operations, such as fetch requests. CPU Time is measured in milliseconds (ms) and billed in increments of 1 million milliseconds (1000s).
2. Requests: This component tracks the number of requests that your script executes. Requests are billed in increments of one million requests.

Increments are applied based on the total usage across all scripts, rather than for each individual script.

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Example pricing scenarios

To give you a better idea of how our pricing might translate into actual costs, consider the following examples:

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Example 1: Moderate usage

A script that handles 10 million requests per month, with each request consuming an average of 10 milliseconds of CPU time, would have the following estimated costs: Total Monthly Cost: $4.00

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Example 2: High usage

A script that handles 100 million requests per month, with each request consuming an average of 7 milliseconds of CPU time, would have the following estimated costs: Total Monthly Cost: $34.00 These examples provide a clear view of how charges are computed based on the actual usage of CPU Time and number of requests. This pricing structure is designed to scale with the size and needs of your operations, ensuring that you only pay for what you use.