£2.99 + VAT / month per month
For moving beyond the initial free allowance and running regular GreenCloud workloads.
- 1,000 invocation calls
- Monthly invocation bundle
Distributed functions, scheduled tasks, asynchronous workloads, local data processing, and experiments that benefit from running on customer-owned or geographically distributed machines.
GreenCloud is a small, evolving platform with an unconventional distributed-node model. GreenCloud Business remains under development, and public documentation does not provide one complete universal resource-limit table. Security, node trust, placement, availability, performance, and operational maturity require closer evaluation than with established cloud providers.
Supported platform capabilities, execution environments, development technologies, deployment models, integrations, and triggers.
Published pricing structure, representative costs, and material billing factors.
Monthly invocation-call bundles for workloads running through GreenCloud World.
£2.99 + VAT / month per month
For moving beyond the initial free allowance and running regular GreenCloud workloads.
£9.99 + VAT / month per month
For developers building integrations, services, and early production workloads.
£24.99 + VAT / month per month
For established services requiring greater predictable monthly invocation capacity.
Every new GreenCloud World account starts with an introductory allowance of 500 free invocation calls.
GreenCloud World supports execution on customer-owned nodes; no separate public self-hosted price is published.
Paid GreenCloud World plans add monthly invocation-call capacity; displayed prices exclude VAT, which is calculated at checkout.
Where workloads run, how deployment is scoped, and what underlying infrastructure the platform depends on.
GreenCloud shared capacity runs across a distributed global node pool rather than a conventional cloud-region catalog. GreenCloud does not publish a stable maintained location list for the shared-node pool.
Customer-owned nodes extend the execution footprint to infrastructure supplied by the customer. Geography and topology follow the connected devices and servers.
Availability reviewed