Cloud bill converter
Your cloud bill in euro, three ways
Enter the amount of a cloud invoice and its date. The converter states it in euro at the ECB reference rate with the three methods the product offers, each with the rate and the date it rests on.
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Methods
What the three methods mean
Rate of the day
The ECB rate published on the charge date. A weekend or a holiday has no publication, so it takes the last one before it.
Monthly average
The mean of the daily rates published in the month. A finance team uses it to state a month's spend at one rate; it is the product's default.
Month-end rate
The last rate published on or before the month's last day, the rate a month-end close often uses.
Providers
How the providers convert a bill themselves
What each provider's own documentation states, read on 15 October 2026. None of these pages names the ECB as its source, so an invoice in euro can differ from the figures above.
AWS
AWS lets you choose a supported currency for your invoices; its billing guide does not state which exchange rate it uses. Its AWS Marketplace buyer guide states that Marketplace conversions use Bloomberg's daily exchange rates at the time of invoicing, and the rate of the last day of the month for consolidated pay-as-you-go invoices.
Microsoft Azure
Under a Microsoft Customer Agreement, Azure is priced in US dollars and billed in the currency of the billing address. Microsoft converts at London closing spot rates captured in the two business days before the last business day of the previous month, and that rate applies to every transaction of the month.
Google Cloud
Google Cloud converts its US dollar prices into the currency of the Cloud Billing account, which cannot be changed after the account is created, at conversion rates published by leading financial institutions, set at the beginning of every month.
Google Cloud billing, local currency pricing, updated 13 October 2026
Data
Sources and dates
Every figure names its source and its date. Prices are the providers' public list prices before VAT and before any discount. Euro and pound figures are calculated by Costfluent from the euro foreign exchange reference rates of the European Central Bank (ECB). Costfluent is not affiliated with the cloud providers.
| Source | Published by the source | Retrieved |
|---|---|---|
| ECB euro foreign exchange reference rates | 15 October 2026 | 16 October 2026 |
| AWS Price List, Amazon EC2 | 15 October 2026 | 16 October 2026 |
| AWS Price List, Compute Savings Plans | 13 October 2026 | 16 October 2026 |
Data built on 16 October 2026. The data is rebuilt every day from the sources above and published with each release of this website, so the dates above are those of the figures on these pages.
Related pages
- Instance prices in European regions
List prices of each instance type in euro and pounds.
- Cost reports
Your own cloud costs in euro, with the conversion method you choose.
- Free cloud cost tools in euro and pounds
Cloud list prices and USD cloud bills in euro and pounds at the ECB reference rate, for the European cloud regions. Free and without sign-up.
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