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TemporalHien Phan1 min readrelease notesintro

Pay only for what you use: introducing no spend minimums to Temporal Cloud

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Summary

Temporal Cloud now offers a pay‑go plan with no base monthly fee, charging $50 per million Actions and storage per GB‑hour, plus 10% of usage for developer support. New users also get $150 in credits for 90 days, and existing customers can switch via the billing center.

  • No base monthly fee; pricing is purely usage‑based (Actions $50 M, active storage $0.042 GB‑hour, retained $0.00105 GB‑hour).
  • Developer support costs 10% of usage with a one‑business‑day P0 response target.
  • $150 credit is provided for new accounts for the first 90 days.
  • Customers can migrate to the Pay‑go plan from existing self‑service plans through the Billing Center.

Teams experimenting with AI workflows can start on Temporal Cloud without upfront commitments and only pay for the resources they actually consume.

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