Egress fees
Egress fees are what a cloud provider charges for data leaving its network, such as files downloaded by customers or data copied to another provider.
What it means in practice
Egress is easy to overlook on a pricing page and can become the largest line on the bill for media-heavy products. Cloudflare charges nothing for egress from Workers and R2, while Supabase Pro includes 250 GB a month before charges apply.
Marshall Tech models egress before choosing where a product stores its files.
Where this shows up in our work
We apply Egress fees across these services when we build for Australian businesses.
See our services- Custom Software
- Tech stack optimisation
See it in practice
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