Keep this bid so it is still here when the customer calls back. Every number on this form is saved together, under a name you choose, along with the figure it gave you, and restoring one puts the whole job back exactly as you priced it. Mark each one won or lost when you hear — the ones you have not heard back on stay listed as waiting, with how long they have been out. Once a few have come back, this panel says how long yours actually take, and how many are still out past that. Once enough of them have been decided, it also says whether the bids you save here have been landing differently lately than they used to.
Kept in this browser only, on this site’s own storage. Nothing is uploaded, and clearing your browser data clears it — download a backup to keep a copy or open your bids on another device. Bids are kept per tool, so these are the ones you saved here.
NEON BILL ESTIMATOR · RUNS IN YOUR BROWSER
What will your Neon bill be, and what cuts it most?
Enter your usage from the Neon console and get an estimated monthly bill by line and a ranked list of levers (scale to zero, autoscaling limits, stale branches, restore window, storage pruning, data transfer) with a dollar saving for each.
Nothing is uploaded. Calculated in this browser from numbers you enter and approximate list prices you can edit. It cannot see your plan or your invoice.
1. Your monthly usage
2. Estimate
Line
Billable
Per month
Levers that cut the bill most
Change
Assumption
Saves per month
Each lever is computed alone under the assumption shown. Levers overlap, so the savings are not additive.
Prices, allowances and assumptions (editable)
Line
Price per unit (USD)
Included per month
Change a price here and press Estimate. Defaults are approximate list prices; check neon.com/pricing and your plan.
No. It reads only the usage numbers you type or paste (copy them from the Billing and Usage pages of the Neon console) and multiplies them by list prices you can edit. It cannot see your plan, region, projects, contract or real invoice. Treat every figure as a way to compare options, never as what you will be charged.
Where do the prices come from?
They are approximate public usage-based list prices from Neon's pricing page as best known in 2025, shown with an as-of date, and every one is editable, including the included allowances and the monthly minimum. Neon changes prices and packaging, so check neon.com/pricing before relying on a number.
How is the saving for each lever calculated?
Each lever re-runs the estimate with one change applied under an assumption shown beside it (for example, scale-to-zero that removes 35% of compute hours) and reports the difference. The assumptions are editable. Levers overlap, so the savings are not additive.
Is my usage data uploaded anywhere?
No. The browser page calculates in your own browser and never sends anything. The CLI reads a local file or stdin and makes no network call.