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Creating multiple Spaces ("buckets") - do I have to pay multiple times?

Posted November 11, 2017 5.7k views
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I was wondering - If I want to separate the data stored in one Space into two Spaces (“buckets”), would I have to pay the monthly fee twice or not?

(there’s some applications that store stuff in S3 bucket root so sometimes it makes sense to separate it)

Thanks.

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felipeiasi November 15, 2017

As i can see here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-digitalocean-spaces, yes! You have to pay for each bucket.

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alanpilloud February 7, 2018

From the knowledge base https://www.digitalocean.com/help/pricing-and-billing/general/

How much does Spaces cost?

Spaces costs $5/month and includes 250 GB storage and 1 TB transfer out, shared between all your Spaces. If you use more than that, the additional storage costs just $0.02/GB/month and the additional transfer costs $0.01/GB. Transfer in (uploads to Spaces) is free, and transfer between our NYC regions is also free. If you sign up for a subscription in the middle of a month, that month’s subscription will be prorated.

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HenryAvila October 9, 2018

I had the same question.
After a search I found this Help Article

it says “Spaces will cost $5.00/month for an unlimited number of buckets, which includes 250 GB storage and 1 TB transfer out from Spaces”

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