Vector database offered as Qdrant Cloud with a free 1 GB RAM cluster, usage-based paid tiers billed hourly, plus hybrid and private cloud on request.
Teams that want a free single-node cluster to prototype with and are willing to size a paid cluster with Qdrant's pricing calculator rather than read a fixed price list.
Buyers who need a published price per month before talking to anyone: the pricing page shows no dollar figures for Standard, Premium, Hybrid Cloud or Private Cloud. Also not for production workloads on the free tier, which is a single node with 1 GB RAM.
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Yes. The Free tier is described as free forever and gives a single-node cluster with 0.5 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 4 GB disk, plus free cloud inference with selected models. The page does not state how many vectors fit in that cluster.
The pricing page does not publish dollar figures for paid tiers. Standard is usage-based and billed hourly for vCPU, memory, cluster storage, backup storage and paid inference tokens. Use the vendor's pricing calculator to estimate a specific cluster.
No. Hybrid Cloud, which runs managed clusters on your own infrastructure, and Private Cloud, a dedicated isolated deployment, are listed without prices and marked 'On Request'. You need to contact Qdrant for a quote before you can budget for either.
Standard is usage-based and can be subscribed to through a marketplace. Premium requires a minimum spend, with the amount not stated on the page, and is the tier with a sales contact ('Talk to Our Engineers'). Included resource limits are not listed for either tier.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-26.
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