Google Cloud Run review

Requests cost $0.40 under standard pricing, and that line usually shapes the monthly bill on a busy service. Instance time sits on a separate line at $0.000002 to $0.0000025 per GB-second, so short requests cost less to serve.

Yes. Each account gets 2,000,000 free requests a month, and new Google Cloud customers also receive $300 in free credits. The listed model covers hourly and free tier shapes, so a small service can start with little to pay.

A request can run for up to 3,600 seconds. That covers short API calls and longer background jobs or asynchronous workers on the same service, without splitting work into chained requests.

DeepInfra runs $0.019 to $10 for requests, against $0.40 here. The lower end of that spread suits request-heavy services, while Cloud Run keeps compute at $0.000002 to $0.0000025 per GB-second and scales instances down when traffic stops.

The service is provided by Google LLC, a US entity, on a platform founded in 2008. That makes it a natural fit for teams that already run other workloads on the same account, with everything billed under the same provider.

Support runs on email, help centre and community. The help centre holds self service material for most day to day questions, and community answers fill the gaps between them. Email reaches the team when a case needs to go further.

Yes, because compute is billed at $0.000002 to $0.0000025 per GB-second and instances scale down when nothing is calling. With 2,000,000 free requests a month, an irregular service avoids paying for capacity it does not use.

SberCloud lists RUB 14.34 and Novita AI lists $5,000 to $16,000, each above the $0.40 charged here. SberCloud prices in rubles, while Cloud Run bills in US dollars for the same kind of work.