# Pricing transcribed from the provider's own page — see provenance. Numbers are quoted, not derived. generated: '2026-09-20' method: searched source: https://aws.amazon.com/neptune/pricing/ sources: - https://aws.amazon.com/neptune/pricing/ provenance: tool: planning/api-economics/harvest_pricing.py run: 20260920T120546 grounding: every price_text was found verbatim in the fetched page text audience: developer-api pricing_basis: usage-other delivery: delivery: managed method: page read: '2026-09-20' published: true note: 'Most rate tables (Neptune Analytics m-NCU hourly prices, serverless NCU-hour, storage per GB-month, I/O per million requests, backup storage, data transfer tiers, workbench notebook instances) render as unresolved pricing template tokens in the captured text, so no numeric values are visible. Numeric figures visible are the $0.15 per vCPU-Hour CPU credit charge, the $0.01 per GB EC2 regional transfer note, and illustrative figures inside four worked pricing examples (e.g. $0.348 per hour db.r5.large), which are examples rather than the rate card. Billing is usage-based: on-demand instance hours, serverless NCUs, storage GB-month, I/O per million requests, plus optional 1-year Database Savings Plans.' plan_count: 3 currency: USD plans: - name: T4g and T3 CPU Credits price_text: $0.15 per vCPU-Hour price: 0.15 currency: USD period: per-use unit: vCPU-Hour included_quota: charged if average CPU use over a rolling 24-hour period exceeds the baseline of the instance - name: Free Tier trial (Neptune Database) price_text: free for 30 days currency: USD period: none included_quota: 750 hours of the Neptune db.t3.medium or db.t4g.medium instance, 10 million I/O requests, one GB of storage, and one GB of backup storage overage: Once your free trial expires or your usage exceeds the free allowance, you can keep it running at our standard on-demand rates. - name: EC2 Regional data transfer (Neptune instances outside VPC) price_text: $0.01 per GB in/out price: 0.01 currency: USD period: per-use unit: GB rate_limit_statements: - Read replicas Up to 15 Neptune replicas for read scalability - Scale-down latency <5 minute - Starting capacity 1 NCU - Capacity granularity Fine-grained, with increments as small as 1 NCU