Free Egress
AWS S3 vs Filebase
AWS charges for storage, transfer, and request volume.
Filebase keeps object storage simpler with $15/TB pricing and free egress.
Best for teams that want S3-compatible storage without watching bandwidth charges grow every time traffic spikes.
Pricing references were checked on May 18, 2026. AWS figures are based on published Amazon S3 Standard pricing and public internet data transfer out pricing, using the US East (N. Virginia) storage tier as the headline comparison. AWS pricing can vary by region and workload details.
Why teams switch object delivery off AWS
The biggest difference is not just lower storage cost. It is removing the egress meter that turns traffic growth into billing anxiety.
Stop paying twice
AWS charges for storage and internet delivery. Filebase keeps object egress free.
Lower storage baseline
AWS S3 Standard starts around $23.55/TB before transfer. Filebase starts at $15/TB.
Traffic spikes
Traffic spikes stay easier to predict when bandwidth is not the surprise variable.
Keep your S3 workflow
Keep the same S3-compatible tooling your team already uses.
Fewer billing meters
AWS combines more billing meters. Filebase keeps the math simpler.
A friendlier free path
Filebase includes 5 GB and free object egress for testing.
Model your workload against AWS
Use the same storage and egress assumptions against Filebase, AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This is the fastest way to see how free egress changes your monthly bill.
Filebase
$15/mo

AWS S3 Standard
$106.71/mo
Azure Blob Storage
$101.69/mo
Google Cloud Storage
$143.36/mo
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$This calculator is for informational purposes only. Prices are estimated from public pricing as of April 15, 2026 and do not include taxes or other fees. Filebase storage starts at $7.50 for 500 GB, then $15/TB with free object egress. AWS uses S3 Standard storage and public internet data transfer out. Azure uses Blob Storage Hot LRS in East US with outbound bandwidth from North America. Google Cloud uses Cloud Storage Standard in Iowa (us-central1) with data transfer to worldwide destinations. Check the published pricing: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure Blob Storage and Azure Bandwidth. For the purposes of this calculator, 1 GB is 1,000,000,000 bytes.
Looking for IPFS pricing instead? Try the IPFS storage calculator.
Comparison FAQs
Common questions from teams comparing Filebase and AWS S3 for object storage.
Ready to keep S3 compatibility and lose the egress bill?
Start with the free plan for real testing, then move to $15/TB object storage when you are ready to ship.