Pricing
Five VM tiers (micro, tiny, small, medium, large) billed per second. Egress is metered separately per GiB. Stopped VMs keep billing; only archived VMs are free.
The authoritative rates live in the API — your agent can read them at any time with the pricing MCP tool, or you can hit GET /v1/pricing directly. This page describes the model.
VM compute
Five tiers, all billed per second (10 GB disk each):
| size | vCPU | RAM | disk |
|---|---|---|---|
| micro | shared | smallest | 10 GB |
| tiny | shared | small | 10 GB |
| small | 1 | medium | 10 GB |
| medium | 2 | larger | 10 GB |
| large | 4+ | largest | 10 GB |
For exact CPU millicores, MiB of RAM, MiB of disk, and the current per-minute rate, ask your agent:
pricing
Or run:
curl https://api.superjolt.com/v1/pricing
Egress
Outbound traffic is metered separately at a per-GiB rate (also returned by /v1/pricing as egressMicroCentsPerGib). Inbound traffic is free.
Stopped vs archived
- running — billing at the tier rate.
- stopped — still billing the full tier rate. Resources stay allocated, like a stopped VM on any cloud. Call
start_vmto use it, ordestroy_vmto free it. - archived — auto-triggered when tenant balance hits zero. Hypervisor stopped, resources freed, billing stops. Rootfs preserved for 24 hours. A top-up plus
resume_vmbrings it back. After 24 hours, the rootfs is reclaimed and the VM is gone.
The account_status tool returns your current burn rate per minute, hour, and day, plus runway in time-to-zero.