Object storage · head to head · checked 5 August 2026
AWS S3 vs Wasabi
2 object storage offers from the two, side by side: what each plan includes, what it costs (for a reference workload of 100 GB stored and 200 GB downloaded a month), and where the price comes from.
AWS S3
from $11.30/mo
Standard · 1 plans listed
Wasabi
from $0.80/mo
Pay-as-you-go · 1 plans listed
Which is cheaper, AWS S3 or Wasabi?
Wasabi's cheapest listed plan is Pay-as-you-go at $0.80/mo; AWS S3's is Standard at $11.30/mo. The price shown is for a reference workload of 100 GB stored and 200 GB downloaded a month.
How many object storage offers does each offer here?
We list 1 for AWS S3 and 1 for Wasabi, each checked against the provider's own pricing page.
AWS S3
Everything from AWS S3Standardapprox
- Storage
- $0.023 per GB a month
- Egress
- $0.090 per GB
- Free tier
- First 100 GB/mo egress free (shared across all AWS services), then $0.09/GB
- Region
- us-east-1
Wasabi
Everything from WasabiPay-as-you-go
- Storage
- $0.008 per GB a month
- Egress
- Free
- Free tier
- No free tier, but zero egress/API fees on every plan. 90-day minimum storage duration applies — objects deleted or overwritten before 90 days are still billed as if retained the full period, so the flat rate understates cost for workloads with frequent churn (logs, rotated backups, temp files)
- Region
- US, EU, APAC
AWS S3 against the rest
How this page is made: every figure above is computed from the plans listed, which were checked against each provider's own pricing page (linked per plan, with the date). Nothing here is ranked by who pays us. The highlighted plan is each provider's best on price. Non-USD prices are converted at an approximate fixed rate for comparison only. See our methodology and how we make money.