Rock8Cloud vs Railway
Metered bills surprise you. Flat plans don't.
Railway meters CPU and memory per minute, so the price arrives with the invoice. Rock8Cloud is a flat monthly plan - a reserved resource pool, build minutes and an AI allowance in one number you know before you deploy. Extra capacity is fixed-price add-ons, not metered spend. 30 days free, no card.
See how much you saveby moving to Rock8Cloud.
Tell us about your team and your stack. We price it on Railway's public price list and on a flat Rock8Cloud plan, line by line.
1.25 vCPU + 2.5 GB across 4 services · 1 Postgres · 1 Redis · 5 GB storage · 100 GB egress
Make it your stack
Every setting below is yours to change. Match it to your team and what you actually run.
100% is CPU your services can use at any moment, all month, like our reserved pool. Railway meters only the CPU your code actually burns, even while it is awake, so lower it for services that mostly sit idle.
Your stack takes 1.75 vCPU + 3 GiB from our pool, Postgres and Redis included. Whatever the plan doesn't cover becomes fixed-price add-ons, never metered usage.
- Pro workspaceUnlimited seats, $20 of usage included source€17.80
- Compute usage1.25 vCPU busy 100% of the month, 2.5 GB all month source€44.50
- Postgres × 1Usage of each database service and its volume source€6.81
- Redis × 1Usage of each Redis service and its volume source€6.81
- Storage bucket5 GB at $0.015, operations and egress free source€0.07
- Egress100 GB at $0.05 per GB source€4.45
- Usage creditReturned from the plan fee source-€17.80
- AI code reviewCodeRabbit Essentials, 5 × $30 source€133.50
- Mercury plan1 vCPU + 2 GiB pool, flat price€20
- CPU add-ons3 × 0.25 vCPU at €2.10€6.30
- Memory add-ons4 × 256 MiB at €0.60€2.40
- Team seats5 developers, unlimited members€0
- Postgres × 10.25 vCPU + 256 MiB each, from the pool€0
- Redis × 10.25 vCPU + 256 MiB each, from the pool€0
- Object storage5 GB of the 5 GB included€0
- Egress100 GB, no per-GB fee€0
- AI code reviewEvery pull request, from the €5 monthly AI budget€0
You keep €167.44 a month, €2,009.28 a year.
Estimates for one month, excluding VAT. Railway Pro: CPU billed for the load you set, memory held all month, each Postgres and Redis a 0.25 vCPU + 256 MB service with a 1 GB volume. The $20 workspace fee comes back as usage credit. AI code review on their side is CodeRabbit Essentials at $30 per developer, billed monthly. Ours draws from the plan's AI budget, and larger teams can top it up anytime. Prices as of October 2026, USD converted at $1 = 0.89 €. Railway plans · CodeRabbit pricing
One flat plan. A reserved pool for your services, build minutes and an AI allowance for your agents.
One flat price
Pay for usage,or know the number.
Railway's developer experience is genuinely good, and their bill follows your consumption. Rock8Cloud fixes the price up front and bundles what Railway doesn't - AI review on every pull request and a monthly AI allowance inside the plan.
Railway pricing as of October 2026: about $20 per vCPU-month and $10 per GB-month billed per minute. Hobby is $5 with $5 of usage credit, Pro is $20 per workspace with $20 of credit. The Railway Agent is a dashboard assistant for infrastructure that can also open fix PRs - no per-plan AI allowance is documented. Railway pricing · Railway AI docs
Moving off Railway? We migrate you for free.
Our engineers move your services to Rock8Cloud with you - apps, databases, environment variables and domains. It costs nothing and there is no commitment. Tell us what you run and we bring it over together.
Migrate from inside your AI agent.
Rock8Cloud speaks MCP. Point your agent at it and it does the whole move - provisions Postgres and Redis, sets your config, and ships your app. That same agent reviews every PR and builds tasks in sandboxes once you're moved over. You stay in your editor, the agent does the wiring.
Know the number.Before you deploy.
Start free for 30 days, no credit card. Flat plans, fixed-price add-ons, and an AI allowance included in the price.
Coming from Railway? Connect your agent over MCP and it does the whole move.