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Last updated: 2024-01-04 09:44:16
This document describes CLB billing modes, billable items, billing cycles, and prices.
Note:
There are two types of Tencent Cloud accounts: bill-by-IP account and bill-by-CVM account. All Tencent Cloud accounts registered after 00:00:00 on June 17, 2020 are bill-by-IP accounts. If you have registered an account before that time, you can check your account type in the console as instructed in Checking Account Type‍. For the differences between these two account types, see Account Types.
Physical dedicated instances are deployed on dedicated clusters. To add or deactivate dedicated clusters, please contact your sales rep. The minimum service period of dedicated clusters is three months.

Billable items

The CLB service fees involve four parts, namely the instance fee, network fee, LCU fee and cross-region binding fee.
Bill-by-IP account
Bill-by-CVM account
Instance type
Network type
Instance fee
Public network fee
LCU fee
Cross-region binding fee
LCU-supported
Public network
Yes
Yes
Yes
Optional
Private network
No
Shared
Public network
Yes
Yes
No
Optional
Private network
No

Instance type
Network type
Instance fee
Public network fee
LCU Fee
Cross-region binding fee
LCU-supported
Public network
Yes
N/A (billed together with the CVM)
Yes
Optional
Private network
Shared
Public network
Yes
N/A (billed together with the CVM)
No
Optional
Private network
Note：
For bill-by-CVM accounts, when the client accesses IPv4 and Ipv6 NAT 64 CLB instances, the public network fee is billed on the CVM but not the CLB. For more details, see CVM Public Network Fee. If you have not purchased public network for you CVM, the client cannot access the CVM via a public network load balancer.
For bill-by-CVM accounts, when a client accesses an IPv6 CLB instance, the IPv6 public network bandwidth fee is counted into the bandwidth package (IPv4 and IPv6 NAT64 CLBs are not affected). When you create an IPv6 CLB instance, you need to specify the bandwidth cap and set the billing mode to Bandwidth Package. For more pricing details, see Bandwidth Package - Regular BGP Bandwidth Package.


Billing modes

Public network CLBs and private network CLBs support pay-as-you-go.
Bill-by-IP account
Bill-by-CVM account
Instance billing mode
Network billing mode
Billing overview
Pay-as-you-go
Traffic-based billing
Bill by the outgoing data volume
Bandwidth packages
Bill by the higher one between inbound bandwidth peak and outbound bandwidth peak

Instance Billing Method
Network Billing Mode
Pay-as-you-go
N/A (Purchased together with the CVM)


Pricing

For the billable items of CLB, please refer to the documents below.
Instance fee
Network fee
LCU fee

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