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Public Network Billing

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Last updated: 2025-10-24 16:50:09

Network Billing Overview

Tencent Cloud provides multi-line BGP ISP access, ensuring high-quality network lines. Currently, the network offers the following two billing methods:
Billing by bandwidth: Billed based on the public network transmission rate (in Mbps). If your bandwidth utilization rate is above 10%, we recommend choosing billing by bandwidth first.
Billing by traffic: Billed based on the total data volume of public network transmission (in GB). If your bandwidth utilization rate is below 10%, we recommend choosing billing by traffic first.

Network Billing Mode

Note:
To prevent high costs due to sudden traffic spikes, you can limit this by specifying a bandwidth cap. If this cap is exceeded, packets will be discarded by default and not billed. For details, refer to Public Network Bandwidth Cap.
CVM Billing Mode
Network Billing Mode
Network Billing Rules
Monthly subscription
Monthly bandwidth
Monthly prepaid, bandwidth cost needs to be prepaid during host purchase.
Bill-by-traffic
Bill per hour for public network outbound traffic.
Pay-as-you-go
Bill-by-traffic
Bill per hour for public network outbound traffic.
By hourly bandwidth
Bill per hour for public network bandwidth.

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