One flat price.
Nothing you can’t predict.
Pay for the size you pick. Unmetered egress, the same price in every region, no plan fee and no per-user tax. Slide it, and the number you see is the number you pay.
£12/vCPU + £6/GB · unmetered egress · cancel anytime
£12 per vCPU + £6 per GB. A month.
Four presets that land on the sensible sizes, or size it exactly below. Whatever you pick, that number is the whole bill.
Slide the size, see the real number.
£12 per vCPU+£6 per GB+£0.5 per GB disk, a month. Bursts free.
A web Egg is compute only. A database adds the disk line shown above; Redis is priced the same as Postgres.
Durable copies, priced by the gig.
The persistent volume on a Postgres or Redis Egg, added to its compute price.
Durable, off-host copies of your database backups, kept on a separate machine.
Scheduled on-host snapshots, billed by the gigabyte actually stored. Cold and cheap.
Your metal, from free.
Run the open-source agent on hardware you own. You bring the compute, so we only charge for the panel.
Any size Egg. Capped at £20 per host.
- Unlimited hosts and Eggs
- Teams, private networking, Coops
- Unmetered egress, on your pipe
For regulated fleets and air-gaps.
- SSO, roles and audit logs
- Priority support with an SLA
- The control plane on your metal too
On every Egg, every tier.
- Unmetered egress on every tier
- Automatic HTTPS and custom domains
- Free CPU burst to 4x the floor
- Private networking inside a Coop
- Zero-downtime rolling deploys
- The same flat price in every region
- No plan fee, no per-user tax
- Cancel in a click, no minimum
Flat, and cheaper once the bandwidth bill lands.
The usage-based crowd meter egress and charge per seat, so the real bill is always more than the sticker. Here is the whole picture, side by side.
| Per month | RuustYou are here | Railway | Render | Fly.io | Vercel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Flat per-Egg, GBP | Usage metered | Bundled instances | Per-second VMs | Serverless functions |
| RAM /GB | £6 | $10 | ~$12.50 | ~$5 | ~$8-11 |
| vCPU /mo | £12 | $20 | ~$12.50-21 | ~$22 | usage-based |
| Egress | Unmetered | $0.05/GB, no free tier | $0.15/GB, 25 GB free | $0.02/GB, no free tier | $0.15/GB after 1 TB |
| Fixed fee | £0 | $20/seat | $25/mo | $0 | $20/seat |
| 2 TB egress | £0 | ~$100 | ~$296 | ~$40 | ~$150 |
Ruust prices are live. Competitor figures are indicative list prices for an always-on equivalent, converted at roughly £1 = $1.27, as of September 2026. Usage-based platforms vary with what you run; these use a 1 GB RAM / 0.5 vCPU service and 2 TB of monthly egress.
The numbers, demystified.
Is egress really unmetered?
Yes. Every tier, every region, with no bandwidth line on the bill and no cap shown, because there is not one. Fair-use abuse limits aside, serve as much as you like.
What counts as compute?
Memory and vCPU. £6 per GB of RAM and £12 per vCPU floor, per month. Your CPU can burst to 4x the floor for free.
How are databases priced?
The same compute formula, plus a flat £0.5 per GB of disk for the persistent volume. Postgres and Redis are identical here.
What does a game backend cost?
A game backend is a managed Nakama Egg plus a private Postgres Egg, each priced like any other Egg. No per-concurrent-user tax, ever.
How does bring your own host bill?
A flat £2 per Egg per month on your own hardware, capped at £20 per host however many Eggs you pack on. Solo is free for one host and up to three Eggs.
Can I change size later?
Yes. Resize memory, vCPU and disk any time and the price moves with it. Cancel in a click, with no minimum term.
The price you see is the whole bill.
Pick a size, lay an Egg, and pay one flat monthly price with unmetered egress. Add more whenever, cancel in a click, no meter running while you sleep.