Stop
paying for egress.

Drag two sliders, pick a source and a destination, and the calculator returns the twelve-month savings plus the migration payback period.

Egress fees on AWS, Azure, and GCP add up to real money — typically $0.09 to $0.12 per GB read from storage every month. Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, and Filebase charge zero egress within fair-use limits. The math underneath is below.

See your twelve-month savings.

Move from a paid-egress provider to one with free egress and your monthly invoice shrinks. Plug in your data size and how much you read from storage each month — the calculator does the rest, including the one-time Mover migration cost.

5 TB
100 GB50 TB
2.5 TB
0 GB50 TB

Current cost on Amazon S3

per month

$348

New cost on Wasabi

per month

$35

Monthly savings

recurring

$313

One-time Mover migration

1× 5 TB + 1× 100 GB

$848

12-month savings

$3,754

Before subtracting the one-time migration cost.

Payback period

2.7 mo

$848 migration ÷ monthly savings.

Net savings, year one

$2,906

Start a Free Dry Run

Numbers use published standard-tier rates from each provider as of May 2026. Actual invoice varies by region, committed-use discounts, and your specific contract. Mover migration cost uses the cheapest combination of prepaid usage packs that covers the data size — packs stack, so a 2 TB migration is two 1 TB packs, not one 5 TB pack. The dry run prices the migration against your actual data and shows the exact one-time Mover cost before you commit.

Reads cost you, every month, on every byte.

Hot data with active read patterns — analytics workloads, media delivery, distributed teams pulling from storage — generates monthly egress that often exceeds the storage bill itself. AWS's $0.09 per GB, Azure's $0.0875, and GCP's $0.12 are the standard-tier rates; committed-use discounts reduce them but rarely eliminate them.

Egress is the line item finance asks about. Storage is the boring one.

Zero egress flips the unit economics.

Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, and Filebase all charge zero egress (within fair-use thresholds), and their per-TB storage rates run a fifth to a third of the hyperscalers. The migration is the one-time cost; the savings recur every month for as long as the workload runs.

Free egress + lower storage = compounding savings.

One-time fee, paid once, never again.

Mover charges per GB on a prepaid usage pack— $0.15 at 10 TB, $0.20 at 1 TB. That's the one-time line on your invoice for the migration itself. The calculator picks the pack that fits your data size and subtracts it from the twelve-month savings so the net number is honest.
Picked automatically from the pack that fits your data size.

Validate the math ahead of paying for it.

Run a free dry run to verify the calculator's numbers against your actual data — exact file count, exact byte total, exact AWS / Azure / GCP egress estimate, exact Mover pack price.