What's good about...
Exoscale
- Wide range of managed services at competitive prices
- Offers GPUs such as the Nvidia A40, P100, and V100
- Based in Switzerland, may ease compliance requirements
Flightcontrol
- Your AWS infrastructure is managed by a seasoned devops team at a fraction of the cost
- Excellent documentation and easy-to-use dashboard
- Great developer experience: preview environments, rollbacks, notifications, monitoring
- Deploy close to your users, supports 28 AWS regions
Price comparison
How do Exoscale's prices compare against Flightcontrol?
Example configuration | Exoscale | Flightcontrol |
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VM Small | $10.50 / mo 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM (Tiny) | -- |
VM Medium | $67.20 / mo 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM (Large) | -- |
VM Large | $168.00 / mo 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM (CPU-optimized XL) | -- |
Block Storage | $10.00 / mo 100 GB | -- |
Object Storage | $19.80 / mo 1 TB | -- |
Load Balancer | $25.00 / mo Network Load Balancer | -- |
Managed PostgreSQL | $98.49 / mo 4 GB RAM, 80 GB storage (Startup-4) | -- |
Managed Redis®* | $42.44 / mo 2 GB RAM (Hobbyist-2) | -- |
Free egress allowance | 1 TB / mo per instance | -- |
1 TB of egress beyond allowance | $20.00 $0.02 / GB | -- |
Exoscale offers GPUs in the following configurations:
Name | GPUs | VRAM | vCPUs | RAM | Price/h | |
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Small | 1x P100 | 16GB | 12 | 56GB | $1.17 | Source |
Small | 1x V100 | 16GB | 12 | 56GB | $1.38 | Source |
Medium | 2x P100 | 32GB | 16 | 90GB | $1.71 | Source |
Medium | 2x V100 | 32GB | 16 | 90GB | $2.01 | Source |
Small | 1x A40 | 48GB | 12 | 56GB | $2.14 | Source |
Large | 3x P100 | 48GB | 24 | 120GB | $2.25 | Source |
Large | 3x V100 | 48GB | 24 | 120GB | $2.65 | Source |
Huge | 4x P100 | 64GB | 48 | 225GB | $2.82 | Source |
Huge | 4x V100 | 64GB | 48 | 225GB | $3.32 | Source |
Medium | 2x A40 | 96GB | 24 | 120GB | $4.27 | Source |
Large | 4x A40 | 192GB | 48 | 224GB | $8.54 | Source |
Huge | 8x A40 | 384GB | 96 | 448GB | $17.06 | Source |
Flightcontrol charges a fixed monthly fee to use their service in addition to the standard AWS usage costs. They claim this model gives you up to 75% lower costs at scale when compared to traditional PaaS offerings.
There are currently 4 plans available:
- Free: limited to 1 user, but commercial use is allowed.
- Starter $49/mo: includes 5 services and multiple users.
- Business $249/mo: includes 10 services, preview environments, RBAC and multi-region.
- Enterprise: custom pricing, SLAs, premium support.
Additional services cost $15-30/mo, depending on the plan.
Note: Our pricing examples are based on several assumptions. Your actual costs may differ. Always check the cloud provider's website for the most up-to-date pricing.
Which services do they offer?
Here are some managed services that Exoscale and Flightcontrol offer:
Service | Exoscale | Flightcontrol |
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Block Storage | ||
Content Delivery Network (CDN) | ||
Container Registry | -- | |
GPU-powered Servers | -- | |
Load Balancer | ||
Managed Containers | -- | |
Managed Kubernetes | -- | |
Managed MySQL | ||
Managed PostgreSQL | ||
Managed Redis®* | ||
Object Storage | ||
Serverless Cron Jobs | -- | |
Static Sites | -- | |
Virtual Private Server (VPS) |
Company details
Exoscale | Flightcontrol | |
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Website | www.exoscale.com | flightcontrol.dev |
Headquarters | Switzerland 🇨🇭 | United States of America 🇺🇸 |
Founded | 2011 | 2021 |
Data Center Locations | 7 | -- |
Example Customers | -- | Cal.com, Remi, Cascade PBS, Drive, Productlane |
Exoscale | |
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Website | www.exoscale.com |
Headquarters | Switzerland 🇨🇭 |
Founded | 2011 |
Data Center Locations | 7 |
Example Customers | -- |
Flightcontrol | |
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Website | flightcontrol.dev |
Headquarters | United States of America 🇺🇸 |
Founded | 2021 |
Data Center Locations | -- |
Example Customers | Cal.com, Remi, Cascade PBS, Drive, Productlane |
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More comparisonsOur data for Exoscale was last updated on Nov. 18, 2024, and for Flightcontrol on Oct. 18, 2024.