Maximum of 100 instances per time, 1h max. us-east region, c6g.xlarge?
c6g.xlarge price us-east-1 hourly
Short answer: Genymotion software charges = $0.50 per instance-hour → 100 instances × 1 hour = $50.00. AWS will bill EC2, EBS and network separately (you must check the EC2 On‑Demand hourly rate for c6g.xlarge in us-east-1 and any attached storage/network). Total = $50.00 (Genymotion) + (EC2 hourly rate × 100 × 1h) + EBS + network.
Explanation and worked example:
- Genymotion usage fee: Genymotion Device Image is billed per instance-hour at $0.50/hr (software charge). See the Genymotion billing doc which explains the per-instance hourly software charge and that cloud platform fees are billed separately. How will I be charged for Genymotion on Amazon Web Service (AWS)? and the similar page for other clouds confirm hourly billing.
- For 100 instances for 1 hour: Genymotion fee = 100 × $0.50 × 1 = $50.00.
- AWS infrastructure: you will also pay AWS for each c6g.xlarge instance (On‑Demand hourly rate in us‑east‑1), plus any EBS volumes you configure per instance and network egress. Genymotion’s AWS docs describe what resources are deployed (AMI, EBS volumes, etc.). AWS
What you need to complete the total estimate:
- EC2 On‑Demand hourly rate for c6g.xlarge in us‑east‑1 (find on the AWS pricing page or in the AWS Console)
- EBS volume size/type per instance (GB and IOPS if using provisioned)
- Expected network egress (GB) during the hour
One quick example (replace EC2/EBS numbers with actual AWS prices for exact total):
- Assume EC2 c6g.xlarge = $0.17/hr (example only — verify on AWS)
- Assume EBS per-instance cost for the hour = $0.01 (example)
- Then AWS infra per instance ≈ $0.18 → for 100 instances = $18.00
- Total ≈ $50.00 (Genymotion) + $18.00 (AWS) = $68.00
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Do you know the EC2 On‑Demand hourly price you want me to use for c6g.xlarge and the per-instance EBS size so I can compute an exact total?