Amazon Timestream Pricing Calculator
Estimate Amazon Timestream costs for Timestream for InfluxDB and Timestream for LiveAnalytics. Model instance hours, storage, backups, ingestion, memory store, magnetic store, and query usage by AWS region.
Reference pricesExample monthly cost in US East (N. Virginia)
Timestream for Live Analytics ingesting 200 GB with 10,000 GB-hours of memory store, 1,000 GB of magnetic store and 500 GB scanned by queries, priced by this calculator at AWS list prices.
Estimated total: $495.00 per month
| Breakdown | Monthly cost |
|---|---|
| Ingestion | $100.00 |
| ↳ 200 GB @ $0.50/GB | $100.00 |
| Storage | $390.00 |
| ↳ 10,000 GB-hours memory @ $0.036/GB-hour | $360.00 |
| ↳ 1,000 GB-month magnetic @ $0.03/GB-month | $30.00 |
| Query | $5.00 |
| ↳ 500 GB scanned @ $0.01/GB | $5.00 |
Priced on 15 Oct 2026 from CloudBurn's AWS price data. Prices in USD, excluding tax.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Timestream pricing does this calculator cover?
It covers the public AWS offer dimensions for Timestream for InfluxDB and Timestream for LiveAnalytics: instance hours, InfluxDB storage, backup snapshots, optional license vCPU-hours, ingestion, memory store, magnetic store, and query usage. The source pricing data comes from the official AWS Price List API.
Should I use Timestream for InfluxDB or Timestream for LiveAnalytics?
Use Timestream for InfluxDB when you want managed InfluxDB compatibility with instance-based sizing. Use Timestream for LiveAnalytics for serverless time-series workloads billed by ingestion, storage, and query usage.
Why does a selected Timestream option show pricing as unavailable?
AWS does not publish every Timestream meter in every region. This calculator preserves missing AWS offer rates as unavailable instead of using guessed fallback prices. Check the Amazon Timestream pricing page for the current regional availability notes.
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