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exoscale.com · checked 11 Oct 2026

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Simple Object Storage stores unstructured data such as backups, media, logs, and documents as objects.

Pricing

Archival StorageAvailable on request; billed per GiB.hour. The pricing page lists 0.00000626, but its selected currency is dynamic. · At least 10 TB (9,313 GiB) billed per enrolled bucket · activated on requestOn request
Standard Object StorageUsage-based; storage billed per GiB.hour and outbound traffic per GiB; the pricing page’s USD rates are rendered dynamically and were not available as fixed values in the opened page. · Tier 1 up to 512 TiB · Tier 2 512 TiB to 1 PiB · Tier 3 above 1 PiB · 128 KiB minimum billable size per object · inbound traffic freeOn request

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Facts

Website: exoscale.com
Price: Not published
Free trial: Not stated
Access: Applications can connect through S3-compatible libraries, GUI or CLI tools, or a web interface.
Access controls: The service supports bucket ACLs and policies, CORS configuration, and object metadata.
Availability: Objects are replicated across three high-availability nodes and the service has a 99.95% availability SLA.
Data residency: Data and replicas stay in the country of the selected zone; the page lists eight zones across Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, and Croatia.
Founded: 2011
Headquarters: Lausanne, Switzerland
Integrations: Exoscale lists backup recipes and integrations including Cyberduck, Duplicati, Restic, Veeam, AWS CLI, and Terraform for Object Storage workflows.
Intended users: Exoscale describes its cloud platform as aimed at developers and data engineers, and its Object Storage page highlights backup, archiving, media delivery, and AI or analytics workloads.
Object delivery: Files can be served directly from Object Storage over HTTP or HTTPS.
Pricing limits: Inbound traffic and intra-zone traffic are free, while outbound traffic outside datacenters is billed; objects have a 128 KiB minimum billable size.
Protection: Versioning, Object Lock, and encryption at rest using SSE-SOS or SSE-C are supported; the product page says encryption can be enabled at no additional cost.
Replication: Bucket replication can copy objects to one or more buckets across zones for disaster recovery, backups, or synchronization.

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