AWS almost never raises list prices

Recent price changes

Newest first. One row per publication: all the prices of one service that changed in one version of the price list. The latest is Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, published 2026-10-09. These are the 150 most recent of 543 publications; each service page lists all of its own, with the individual prices.

Biggest cuts

Biggest increases

One line per price movement: when AWS made the same percentage change to many prices in one publication (often the same item in many regions), it is one line with the count and one example. Only like-for-like changes are ranked: same unit, both prices above $0, and within 11x either way. The 18,615 changes that are not (unit changes, $0 prices, corrected placeholder prices) are left out of these lists. Large percentages often come from a very small old price. Read the description and both prices before drawing a conclusion.

Price changes per year

Other: changes that are not like-for-like (the unit or what the price measures changed, a price started or ended at $0, or it moved more than 11x, usually AWS correcting a placeholder price), and changes too small to show at four decimal places of a percent. 2024 includes the RHEL repricing: 984,491 of its 991,169 changes, 231,157 of its cuts and 753,059 of its increases.

All services

131 services have at least one price change and a page of their own. The other 141 are in the price list but have no change to an existing price on record.