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Billing

You only pay for what you use with no minimum fees.

Billing Items

You pay based on the number of notification messages and downstream Internet traffic. For details, see Product Pricing Details.

Table 1 SMN billing items

Billing Item

Description

Notification messages
  • SMS: You are billed based on the number of SMS messages sent under each topic in each region every month. For details about how to calculate the number of SMS messages, see section SMS Length Calculation in the "Message & SMS Service Overview".
    NOTE:
    • International SMS: All SMSs sent will be billed.
    • Chinese mainland SMS: Only successfully sent SMSs will be billed.
  • Email: You are billed based on the number of emails sent under each topic in each region every month.
  • HTTP/HTTPS: You are billed based on the number of requests sent under each topic in each region every month. You are billed once for each 1 million requests every month.
  • FunctionGraph: You are billed based on the number of function calls, but SMN messages to FunctionGraph are free.
  • Subscription confirmation messages will be counted as messages sent and will be billed.

Downstream Internet traffic

When your notifications incur Internet traffic, the first 1 GB is free for each month, and extra traffic will be billed per GB according to the Huawei Cloud standard traffic fee.

All items are calculated based on a regular calendar month.

Cost Elements in Different Scenarios

SMN is billed based on downstream Internet traffic and notification messages.

Figure 1 Billing components

The costs for sending different types of messages relate to different elements:

  • SMS: number of SMS notifications
  • Email: Email notifications+Downstream Internet traffic
  • HTTP or HTTPS: HTTP or HTTPS notifications+Downstream Internet traffic

Renewal

For details, see Renewal Management.

Expiration and Overdue Payment

For details, see Service Suspension and Resource Release and Payment and Repayment.