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Private DNS

Release Notes
Product Introduction
Overview
Strengths
Use Limits
Scenarios
Purchase Guide
Billing Overview
Value-Added Service Packages
Non-Standard TLDs
Getting Started
Activating Private DNS
Creating Private Domain
Deleting Private Domain
Modifying Associated VPC
Operation Guide
Setting DNS Record
Modifying DNS Record
Deleting DNS Record
Importing DNS Records
Exporting DNS Records
Associating the VPCs of Another Account
Bulk Operation
Reverse DNS and PTR Record
Subdomain Recursive DNS Description
DNS Statistics Description
Round-Robin DNS Description
Recursive Resolution Description
Cloud Access Management
Cloud Access Management Overview
Authorizable Resource Types
Sample Access Management Policy
Use Cases
Configuring the NSCD Service for Cache Acceleration to Improve DNS Availability
API Documentation
History
Introduction
API Category
Making API Requests
Private DNS APIs
Data Types
Error Codes
FAQs
Private DNS
Will Private DNS override public domain names?
PDNS Policy
Privacy Policy
Data Processing And Security Agreement
Related Agreement
Private DNS Service Level Agreement
Glossary

Billing Overview

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Last updated: 2022-10-25 15:29:14

Billing Overview

Pay-as-you-go

Private DNS is billed by the number of private domains and DNS queries and settled by calendar day. If a private domain is deleted in less than 24 hours after creation, no fees will be charged for the domain itself, but fees will be charged for the DNS queries. The fees will be rounded to two decimal places. The pricing is as follows:
Fees based on the number of private domains: 0.015 USD/day/private domain
Fees based on DNS queries: 0.004 USD/10,000 queries

Billing of value-added services

Prepaid value-added services are provided on a pay-as-you-go basis. Value-added services will first be paid using the prepaid “domain package/traffic package” (if any) in the current account, and those out of the package will be settled on the next day. For more details, see Value-Added Service Packages.

Billing

Billing example

If you add three private domains under the account A: qq.com, dnspod.cn and yun.help.
Account A receives 100,000 DNS queries from these three private domains in a day.
Then, for account A, the usage fees for the day are as follows: 0.015 USD * 3 (basic configuration fees for 3 private domains) + 0.004 USD * 10 = 0.085 USD.

Notes

There is a cache TTL mechanism for DNS queries. The DNS queries in Private DNS are counted based on the actual origin-pull requests and billed. You need to set the local NSCD cache to reduce original pulls.

Example

If the TTL for querying cloud.tencent.com is set to 300s and 1,000 queries are made within the TTL, the query counted in the statistics and billed is only the original-pull request made after the TTL expires.
Note:
The longer the TTL, the lower the frequency of DNS origin-pull requests and the lower corresponding fees are, but the domain change takes effect more slowly.
The shorter the TTL, the higher the frequency of DNS origin-pull requests and the higher corresponding fees are, but the domain change takes effect more quickly.

Deduction from Value-Added Service Packages

Private DNS supports billing by deduction from value-added service packages. You can check the billable items on the Private DNS buy page in the Private DNS console. For use details, see Value-Added Service Packages.

Overdue Payments

After the payment is overdue for 24 hours, the Private DNS service will be locked and relevant features disabled, but added DNS queries will continue to take effect.
After the payment is overdue for 7 days, the Private DNS service will be suspended and relevant features disallowed, and all private domains will no longer be resolved.
You cannot operate private domain settings under an account with an overdue payment, and fees incurred during this period will be charged as required. The services will be resumed after the account is topped up.

Deduction Order

Usage deduction order





Deduction order example

An enterprise user of Private DNS purchases a value-added traffic package of 5 million DNS queries one day, and at this moment the user has a free tier of 5 million queries/month and 5 million queries in the traffic package. If the user uses the DNS service, the free tier will be deducted first; after the free tier is used up, the traffic package will be deducted; after the traffic package is used up, the service will be automatically charged on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Note:
If you have problems when using the product, please feel free to contact us.

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