Deno Deploy pricing
Deno · Edge FaaS (requests + CPU-time) · snapshot captured June 2026
Deno Deploy is priced as edge faas (requests + cpu-time). Free: 1M requests + 20 GB egress + 15 CPU-hours/month. Pro ($20/mo): 5M requests + 200 GB egress + 40 CPU-hours, then $2 per additional 1M requests, $0.50/GB egress, $0.05/CPU-hour. It scales to zero, so you pay nothing while idle. Egress: Free: 20 GB egress/month; Pro: 200 GB then $0.50/GB.
Source: Deno pricing. Data as of June 2026.
Deno Deploy pricing at a glance
| Cost factor | Deno Deploy |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Edge FaaS (requests + CPU-time) |
| Per 1M requests | $2.00 / 1M |
| Per GB-second | n/a |
| Free tier | Free: 1,000,000 requests/month + 20 GB egress + 15 CPU-hours. Pro is $20/mo with 5M requests + 200 GB egress + 40 CPU-hours; overage $2 per 1M requests + $0.50/GB + $0.05/CPU-hour. |
| Scale to zero | Yes (no charge when idle) |
| Egress | Free: 20 GB egress/month; Pro: 200 GB then $0.50/GB. |
| Regions | Global edge network (V8 isolates). |
Source: Deno pricing page. Data as of June 2026.
Source: Deno pricing. Snapshot June 2026 — verify on the vendor's pricing page. Serverless pricing changes frequently.
Worked example
A small API doing 1,000,000 requests/month, each running ~200 ms at 256 MB of memory (≈50,000 GB-seconds/month):
Deno Deploy is not billed per request — it uses edge faas (requests + cpu-time), so a per-request figure is not comparable. Free: 1M requests + 20 GB egress + 15 CPU-hours/month. Pro ($20/mo): 5M requests + 200 GB egress + 40 CPU-hours, then $2 per additional 1M requests, $0.50/GB egress, $0.05/CPU-hour. Use the platform's own model for this workload.
Computed from the committed June 2026 snapshot rates. See the calculator to change the assumptions, and methodology for the formula.
Cost pros & cons
Where Deno Deploy saves money
- Native TypeScript/JavaScript edge runtime, fast cold starts
- Generous free tier (1M requests + 15 CPU-hours)
- Built-in KV and global deployment
Watch-outs
- Higher per-million-request overage ($2) than Lambda/Cloudflare
- JS/TS only (no arbitrary containers)
- Smaller ecosystem than the hyperscalers
Deno Deploy vs similar platforms
How Deno Deploy compares with related serverless platforms on the headline rates:
| Platform | Model | Per 1M req | Per GB-s | Egress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deno Deploy (this platform) | Edge FaaS (requests + CPU-time) | $2.00 / 1M | n/a | $0.50/GB |
| AWS Lambda | FaaS (request + GB-second) | $0.20 / 1M | $0.0000167 / GB-s | $0.09/GB |
| Cloudflare Workers | Edge FaaS (request + CPU-ms) | $0.30 / 1M | n/a | Free |
| Google Cloud Run | Serverless containers (vCPU-s + GiB-s + request) | $0.40 / 1M | $0.0000025 / GB-s | varies |
| Google Cloud Functions | FaaS (now on Cloud Run model) | $0.40 / 1M | $0.0000025 / GB-s | varies |
| Azure Functions | FaaS (Consumption / Flex Consumption) | $0.20 / 1M | $0.000016 / GB-s | varies |
Frequently asked questions
How much does Deno Deploy cost?
Free: 1M requests + 20 GB egress + 15 CPU-hours/month. Pro ($20/mo): 5M requests + 200 GB egress + 40 CPU-hours, then $2 per additional 1M requests, $0.50/GB egress, $0.05/CPU-hour. Snapshot June 2026 — verify on the vendor's pricing page.
Does Deno Deploy have a free tier?
Yes — and it renews every month, not just for the first year. Free: 1,000,000 requests/month + 20 GB egress + 15 CPU-hours. Pro is $20/mo with 5M requests + 200 GB egress + 40 CPU-hours; overage $2 per 1M requests + $0.50/GB + $0.05/CPU-hour.
Does Deno Deploy scale to zero?
Yes — Deno Deploy scales to zero, so you pay nothing while it is idle (you are billed only for actual usage). Free tier: 1M requests/month + 20 GB egress + 15 CPU-hours/month.
What does Deno Deploy charge for egress?
Free: 20 GB egress/month; Pro: 200 GB then $0.50/GB. Egress is one of the most overlooked serverless costs, so model your outbound data when comparing platforms.
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Source & accuracy
Figures are a dated snapshot from Deno's pricing page (snapshot captured June 2026). The worked example is a transparent calculation over those inputs (see methodology). Serverless pricing is volatile and varies by region, memory tier and discounts — verify current prices on the vendor's page before relying on them. This is an informational comparison, not a quote.
Last updated: 2026-06-21