Clarify billing period in Durable Objects pricing table

[chesha1]

Existing documentation URL(s)

https://developers.cloudflare.com/durable-objects/platform/pricing/

What changes are you suggesting?

Hi Cloudflare Docs team,

On the Durable Objects pricing page, the Paid plan section in the Compute billing table does not clearly specify the billing period for the included usage amounts.

The table currently shows:

• Requests: 1 million, + $0.15/million
• Duration: 400,000 GB-s, + $12.50/million GB-s

Unlike the Free plan column, which explicitly says 100,000 / day and 13,000 GB-s / day, the Paid plan column does not say whether these included amounts are per day, per month, or per billing period.

Could you clarify this in the docs to avoid ambiguity?

A possible improvement would be to update the table to explicitly say something like:

• 1 million / day, + $0.15 per million
• 400,000 GB-s / day, + $12.50 per million GB-s

Thanks!

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[0xRozier]

Hi @chesha1 would you like to open your own PR, or could I ? It should be a quick win

[chesha1]

Hello @0xRozier . I’m not entirely sure whether the included amounts are actually per day, so I’d rather not open a PR myself. Please feel free to submit one if you’d like. I mainly wanted to flag the ambiguity in the current wording.

[0xRozier]

The billing period for the Paid plan is indeed monthly. While the table itself doesn't specify it, the pricing examples further down the page confirm this with monthly calculations.

I've opened a small PR to clarify this by adding "/ month" to the Compute billing table, consistent with the Storage billing section which already uses "/ month" explicitly: #29015

[chesha1]

If it is per month rather than per day, the Paid plan may have less included usage than the Free plan: 100k × 30 = 3 million per month, which is greater than 1 million per month. That’s exactly what made me unsure whether it was meant to be per day or per month.

[0xRozier]

I checked three times 'cause of this, but it shows that this information needed a clarification

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[KimJ15]

This issue has been resolved https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-docs/pull/29259/changes