From the email sent by OVH to its Object Storage customers:
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Hello,
As part of our effort to provide you with the freedom to innovate and choose,
we are excited to announce that we are removing egress fees (outgoing public
traffic) from our Object Storage.
Starting this month, you will no longer be charged for outgoing public traffic
from our Object Storage solutions.
This change is effective immediately and is visible on the January 2026 invoice
for December 2025 consumption.
This applies to all outgoing public traffic from all OVHcloud Object Storage
classes, from all regions and local zones, including both S3-compatible and
Swift-based Object Storage.
Any data transferred from OVHcloud infrastructure to the public Internet,
including to another cloud provider, is no longer subject to egress fees.
More information will be available on pricing page, which will be updated in
January.
ironbound•29m ago
I know of Cloudflare's R2, any other providers with zero egress data fees?
jaegerma•1h ago
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Hello,
As part of our effort to provide you with the freedom to innovate and choose, we are excited to announce that we are removing egress fees (outgoing public traffic) from our Object Storage.
Starting this month, you will no longer be charged for outgoing public traffic from our Object Storage solutions.
This change is effective immediately and is visible on the January 2026 invoice for December 2025 consumption.
This applies to all outgoing public traffic from all OVHcloud Object Storage classes, from all regions and local zones, including both S3-compatible and Swift-based Object Storage.
Any data transferred from OVHcloud infrastructure to the public Internet, including to another cloud provider, is no longer subject to egress fees. More information will be available on pricing page, which will be updated in January.