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| What Happens if I Exceed Free Tier Limits? |
If your data size growth exceeds the Free Tier limits (1GB RAM and 4GB disk), you can easily upgrade to a Standard Tier and scale up your cluster. |
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| How Does Qdrant Cloud Pricing Work |
Qdrant Cloud pricing is based on resource usage, if you have a bigger cluster, you pay for more. The free tier includes 1GB RAM and 4GB disk storage, upgrading will get you a dedicated cluster. |
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| Can I Migrate from OSS to Qdrant Cloud? |
Yes, you can easily migrate your existing Qdrant OSS deployment to Qdrant Cloud. We provide a migration tool and documentation to help you transition smoothly. |
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| How Do I Choose Between Free Tier and Standard Tier? |
The Free Tier is ideal for testing, and prototypes being limited to 1GB RAM and 4GB disk without high availability. Choose the Standard Tier for workloads that require dedicated clusters, higher availability, and advanced features. |
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| What's the Difference Between Managed, Hybrid, and Private Cloud? |
Managed Cloud is fully managed by Qdrant. Hybrid Cloud lets you bring your own infrastructure while using Qdrant's management plane. Private Cloud gives you complete control with on-premise deployment. |
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| How Is Billing Calculated Month-to-Month? |
Billing is calculated based on actual resource usage during the billing period. You're charged for compute (vCPU), memory (GB), storage (GB) consumed by your clusters, storage (GB) consumed by backups, and used inference tokens of paid models. Usage is billed hourly, and you can monitor it through the Qdrant Cloud dashboard. |
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