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Pricing | Cloud Key Management Service

This page describes the pricing information for Cloud KMS. Prices are effective March 17, 2025.

Cloud Key Management Service charges for usage based on the following price sheet. A bill is sent out at the end of each billing cycle, listing previous usage and charges. Prices on this page are listed in US dollars (USD).

If you pay in a currency other than USD, the prices listed in your currency on Cloud Platform SKUs apply.

Cloud KMS pricing is based on the number of active key versions, the protection level on the key versions, and a usage rate for key operations. For keys with protection level SOFTWARE, asymmetric keys and symmetric keys have the same price.

Active symmetric AES-256 and HMAC key versions ²

$0.06 per month ³

$1.00 per month ³

$3.00 per month ³

Active asymmetric RSA 2048 key versions ²

$0.06 per month ³

$1.00 per month ³

$3.00 per month ³

Active asymmetric RSA 3072, RSA 4096 or Elliptic Curve key versions ²

$0.06 per month ³

$2.50 per month for the first 2,000 ³

$1.00 per month ³ thereafter

$3.00 per month ³

Destroyed key versions

Free

Free

Free

Key operations: Cryptographic ^4,5

$0.03 per 10,000 operations ⁶

$0.03 per 10,000 operations ⁶ for AES-256, HMAC and RSA 2048 keys

$0.15 per 10,000 operations ⁶ for RSA 3072, RSA 4096, and Elliptic Curve keys

$0.03 per 10,000 operations ⁶

Key operations: Admin

Free

Free

Free

As part of the Google Cloud Free Tier, Cloud KMS lets you use keys created using Cloud KMS Autokey for free up to specific limits. These usage limits are available both during and after the free trial period. If you are no longer in the free trial period, usage beyond these Always Free limits is charged according to the pricing table above.

Notes

1. Prices do not include any charges that may be imposed by the external key management partner's system.

2. A key version is active if it is in any of these states:

• Enabled
• Disabled
• Scheduled for destruction

3. Cloud KMS bills monthly for the number of active key versions which you have for the month. This is not rounded but based on actual consumption. That is, if you had a key version that was active for only 2 days, you would be billed proportional to that usage, and not for the whole month.

4. A cryptographic operation is any form of encryption, decryption, signing, or generating random bytes.

5. All billable items are billed to the project that owns the key, even for CMEK keys that operate on a resource owned by another project.

6. Cloud KMS bills cryptographic operations per 10,000 operations. This is not rounded but based on actual consumption. That is, if your project performed 25,000 cryptographic operations, you would be billed for 2.5 times 10,000 operations.

7. Monthly free usage limits are aggregated across projects by billing account and reset every month; you are billed only for usage past the monthly free usage limits.

8. Monthly free cryptographic key operations only apply to operations performed using key versions created using Cloud KMS Autokey.

9. Rotating a key—creating a new key version—is an administrative operation that is always free. Re-encrypting data to use the new key version counts toward your cryptographic key operations.

In this example, we show a simple scenario that might apply if you are just getting started with Cloud KMS. We use a monthly billing period to simplify the calculations.

Suppose you have the following key usage pattern in a given month:

• 100 keys (CryptoKeys) with protection level SOFTWARE, with each key having 5 active versions, for a total of 500 key versions (CryptoKeyVersions).
• 100,000 key use operations for symmetric encryption and decryption, or signing and verification. (Key admin operations are free.)
• 10,000 key use operations for retrieval of a public key for an asymmetric key.
• 50,000 key use operations for asymmetric signing.

Your bill for the month would be calculated as follows:

• 500 key versions at $0.06: $30.00.
• 100,000 key use operations for symmetric encryption and decryption (or signing and verification) at $0.03 per 10,000 operations: $0.30.
• 10,000 key use operations for retrieval of a public key at $0.03 per 10,000 operations: $0.03.
• 50,000 key use operations for asymmetric signing at $0.03 per 10,000 operations: $0.15.

Total for this pricing example: $30.48

This section explains Cloud HSM for Google Workspace pricing details.

Each instance of Cloud HSM for Google Workspace is charged a flat monthly fee. Each instance has a capacity of 1,000 transactions per second.

To see pricing, select a region from the drop-down list above the following table:

Charges are incurred as follows:

• Your project starts incurring Cloud HSM for Google Workspace charges when you create an instance. Whether you use the instance or not, you're charged based on the provisioned capacity.
• Pricing is prorated per day.

Suppose you have following usage for Cloud HSM for Google Workspace:

• Cloud HSM for Google Workspace instance provisioned on 16th day of the billing cycle
• One Cloud HSM key version is provisioned
• 1 million encrypt/decrypt operations

Then, your bill for the month might resemble the following:

• Half month usage of one Cloud HSM for Google Workspace instance: $1875
• One Cloud HSM key version at $1: $1
• 1 million operations at $0.03 per 10K operations: $3

Your pricing total for the month: $1879

Suppose you have following usage for Cloud HSM for Google Workspace:

• One instance of Cloud HSM for Google Workspace
• Two Cloud HSM key version are provisioned
• 20 million encrypt/decrypt operations

Then, your bill for the month might resemble the following:

• One month usage of one Cloud HSM for Google Workspace instance: $3750
• Two Cloud HSM key versions at $1: $2
• 20 million operations at $0.03 per 10,000 operations: $60

Your pricing total for the month: $3812

The Google Cloud console provides a transaction history for each of your projects. This history describes your current balance and estimated resource usage for that particular project.

To view a project's transaction history, go to the estimated billing invoice page.

• Read the Cloud Key Management Service documentation.
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