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Amazon RDS · Reserved Instance pricing

db.r6g.4xlarge pricing

64%off on-demand, best available term

On-demand $1.798/hr in us-east-1 · PostgreSQL · Single-AZ

vCPU
16
Memory
128 GiB
Processor
AWS Graviton2
Network
Up to 10 Gigabit

Full price matrix

Every term, every payment option.

TermPayment optionUpfront$/hrEffective $/hr% off$/yr savedBreak-even
1yrNo Upfront$0$1.0388$1.038842%$6,651immediate
1yrPartial Upfront$4,333$0.4946$0.989245%$7,0855 mo
1yrAll Upfront$8,497$0.000$0.97046%$7,2536 mo
3yrNo UpfrontNot offered by AWS for this instance type
3yrPartial Upfront$8,747$0.3328$0.665663%$9,9198 mo
3yrAll Upfront$17,135$0.000$0.65264%$10,03913 mo

Prices: AWS Price List API, us-east-1, standard RIs, PostgreSQL, as of Jul 29, 2026. Verify in the AWS console before you buy.

What a lapse costs

Miss the renewal, pay the difference.

At the best available term and payment option shown above, here's what reverting to on-demand costs — for however long the lapse lasts.

$28per day
$193per week
$385at 14 days

db.r6g.4xlarge questions

Does a db.r6g.4xlarge Reserved Instance renew automatically?
No. AWS Reserved Instances never auto-renew — when the term ends, db.r6g.4xlarge reverts to the on-demand rate shown above until you buy again.
Is a 3-year term worth it for db.r6g.4xlarge?
At the us-east-1 rate shown here, the deepest 3-year offer breaks even in about 13 months. Worth it if this instance type has more runway than that left — Reserver's recommendations look at your actual run history before suggesting 1yr vs 3yr.
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