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AWS ALB Cost Calculator
Estimate Application Load Balancer cost from billed hours and derived LCU-hours in US East (N. Virginia).
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Methodology and assumptions
Worked example: 730 running hours at $0.0225/hour plus 730 LCU-hours at $0.0080/LCU-hour gives $22.27 monthly at the displayed rates. ALB cost = running hours × hourly price + LCU-hours × LCU price. Actual LCUs use the maximum of new connections, active connections, processed bytes, and rule evaluations averaged per hour. This estimate assumes you already derived LCU-hours and excludes data transfer, public IPv4, taxes, and discounts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the AWS ALB Cost Calculator calculate?
Estimate Application Load Balancer cost from billed hours and derived LCU-hours in US East (N. Virginia).
How accurate is the AWS ALB Cost Calculator?
It is a planning estimate based on the inputs, formula, assumptions, and sources shown on this page. Actual prices, invoices, taxes, discounts, and outcomes can differ.
Which pricing source does the AWS ALB Cost Calculator use?
The calculator links to Elastic Load Balancing pricing as its official source. The displayed pricing or reference data was last verified on 2026-10-19.
Are calculator inputs saved or sent to analytics?
Inputs are processed in your browser. Calculator values are not included in analytics events.