Google Cloud Run pricing and limits
iScoreGoogle Cloud service that runs container images as request-driven services, scaling instances automatically and down to zero between requests.
Google Cloud Run pricing at a glance
- Entry paid plan
- No plan fee and no minimum commitment source ↗
- Pricing model
- Metered by resource, billed in 100 ms increments, with no monthly minimum source ↗
- What the free plan includes
- Per month, for services on the default request-based billing, in us-central1: 180,000 vCPU-seconds, 360,000 GiB-seconds of memory and 2… source ↗
- Egress over allowance
- 1 GiB of data transfer within North America free per month, after which Google Cloud networking rates apply source ↗
Who it suits
A container you already build, that should cost nothing when nobody is using it. Scales to zero by default and back up on request volume, with a 60-minute ceiling per request that most request-driven platforms do not offer.
Consider something else if…
You need a process that stays running between requests, or a disk that survives a deploy.
Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved
Each value below links to the page it was read from, with the sentence it came from. Criteria Google Cloud Run does not publish are not listed.
Google Cloud Run pricing
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- Cloud Run pricing — Google Cloud ↗
“Services with instance-based billing Free tier (based on us-central1 pricing): CPU - First 240,000 vCPU-seconds free per month RAM - First 450,000 GiB-seconds free per month [...] The free tier usage is aggregated across projects by billing account and resets every month; you are billed only for usage past the free tier.”
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- Cloud Run pricing — Google Cloud ↗
“Services with instance-based billing Free tier (based on us-central1 pricing): CPU - First 240,000 vCPU-seconds free per month RAM - First 450,000 GiB-seconds free per month [...] The free tier usage is aggregated across projects by billing account and resets every month; you are billed only for usage past the free tier.”
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- Cloud Run pricing | Google Cloud ↗
“Services (Requests-based billing) Services with request-based billing during billed instance time Free tier (based on us-central1 active pricing): CPU - First 180,000 vCPU-seconds free per month RAM - First 360,000 GiB-seconds free per month Requests - 2 million requests free per month”
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- Cloud Run pricing | Google Cloud ↗
“With Google Cloud's pay-as-you-go pricing, you only pay for the services you use.”
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- Cloud Run pricing — Google Cloud ↗
“Cloud Run charges you only for the resources you use, rounded up to the nearest 100 millisecond. Your total Cloud Run bill will be the sum of the resource usage in the pricing table after the free tier is applied. [...] Cloud Run pricing depends on the selected region. Pricing for Cloud Run services also depends on the billing configuration. [...] The free tier is applied as a spending based discount using Tier 1 pricing.”
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- Cloud Run pricing | Google Cloud ↗
“Cloud networking pricing with a free tier of 1GiB free data transfer within North America per month. Data transfer to Virtual Private Cloud networks is billed as Data transfer from a VM and charged at Virtual Private Cloud data transfer rates .”
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Metered rates
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- Cloud Run pricing | Google Cloud ↗
“tion model ID: 70D7-D1AB-12A4 CPU (per vCPU-second) Active time $0.000024 $0.00001992 $0.00001992 $0.00001992 $0.00001992 Idle time (Min instance 1 ) $0.0000025 $0.000002075 $0.000”
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- Cloud Run pricing | Google Cloud ↗
“075 $0.000002075 $0.000002075 Memory (per GiB-second) Active time $0.0000025 $0.000002075 $0.000002075 $0.000002075 $0.000002075 Idle time (Min instance 1 ) $0.0000025 $0.000002075”
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- Cloud Run pricing | Google Cloud ↗
“075 $0.000002075 $0.000002075 Requests (per 1,000,000) N/A $0.40 $0.332 $0.332 $0.332 $0.332 * Each consumption model has a unique ID. You may need to opt-in to be eligible for con”
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Limits
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- Configure request timeout for services — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“The timeout is set by default to 5 minutes (300 seconds) and can be extended up to 60 minutes (3600 seconds).”
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Deployment
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- Continuously deploy from a repository — Cloud Run — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“If you have source code or functions in a Git repository and want to automate builds and set up continuous deployments from a repository, you can use either Cloud Build or Developer Connect in the Cloud Run console.”
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- Deploy container images to Cloud Run services — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“You can directly use container images stored in Artifact Registry, or public images from Docker Hub or GitHub Container Registry.”
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- Deploy container images to Cloud Run services — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“This page describes how to deploy container images to a new Cloud Run service or to a new revision of an existing Cloud Run service.”
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Infrastructure
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- Billing settings for Cloud Run services — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“With request-based billing, CPU is only allocated during request processing. With instance-based billing, CPU is allocated for the entire container instance lifecycle. [...] Instance-based billing can be useful for running short-lived background tasks and other asynchronous processing tasks. This setting was previously called CPU always allocated.”
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- Serve traffic from multiple regions — Cloud Run — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“Because Cloud Run services deploy into individual regions, you must deploy your service to multiple regions and then configure global load balancing for the service. You can automate cross-regional failover using Cloud Run service health.”
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- About instance autoscaling in Cloud Run services — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“When a revision does not receive any traffic, by default, it is scaled to zero instances.”
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- About instance autoscaling in Cloud Run services — Google Cloud Documentation ↗
“By default, each Cloud Run revision is automatically scaled to the number of instances needed to handle incoming requests, events, or CPU utilization. [...] Cloud Run adjusts instance counts to keep average CPU and concurrency within target thresholds.”
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- Cloud Run locations ↗
“Each Cloud Run resource resides in a region. [...] Customer data associated with the Cloud Run resource is stored in the selected region. [...] Subject to Tier 1 pricing [...] Subject to Tier 2 pricing”
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- Cloud Run Service Level Agreement ↗
“Cloud regions (excluding Mexico and Stockholm) Covered Service Monthly Uptime Percentage Cloud Run Service (non-GPU) 99.95% Cloud Run Service GPU (zonal redundancy) 99.95% Cloud Run Service GPU (no zonal redundancy) 99.5%”
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Compliance
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- SOC 2: compliance — Google Cloud ↗
“Google Cloud regularly undergoes third-party audits for our products, systems, and infrastructure related to this standard. [...] The core Google Cloud and Google Workspace SOC 2 Type II reports are issued quarterly”
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- ISO/IEC 27001 - Compliance — Google Cloud ↗
“The Google Cloud Services ISMS has received an accredited ISO/IEC 27001 certification after undergoing an audit by an independent third party.”
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- HIPAA Compliance on Google Cloud ↗
“Covered Products [...] The Google Cloud BAA covers Google Cloud's entire infrastructure [...] and the following products: [...] Cloud Run [...]”
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- PCI DSS - Compliance — Google Cloud ↗
“Google Cloud undergoes at least an annual third-party audit to certify individual products against the PCI DSS.”
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Google Cloud Run pricing questions
How much does Google Cloud Run cost?
No plan fee and no minimum commitment. Cloud Run bills per vCPU-second, GiB-second and request once the monthly free allowance is used, so there is no entry price to compare, only a rate card. Recorded without a magnitude for that reason.
How does Google Cloud Run charge?
Metered by resource, billed in 100 ms increments, with no monthly minimum. Two billing settings change what is counted: request-based charges CPU only while a request is being processed, instance-based charges for the whole instance lifecycle. Prices vary by region — the location list is split into Tier 1 and Tier 2 pricing — and the free tier is applied as a spending-based discount at Tier 1 rates.
Does Google Cloud Run have a free tier?
Yes. Per month, for services on the default request-based billing, in us-central1: 180,000 vCPU-seconds, 360,000 GiB-seconds of memory and 2 million requests. Instance-based billing, jobs and worker pools each publish a different allowance on the same page.
How much does Google Cloud Run charge for egress?
1 GiB of data transfer within North America free per month, after which Google Cloud networking rates apply. Transfer into a VPC network is billed at Virtual Private Cloud rates instead.
What uptime does Google Cloud Run guarantee?
99.95% for a non-GPU service and for GPU services with zonal redundancy; 99.5% for GPU services without it. Published as an SLO, outside Mexico and Stockholm.

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