AWS EC2 prices in Lenexa (Wavelength) (us-east-1-wl1-foe1)

The cheapest 4 GB Linux AWS EC2 server in Lenexa (Wavelength) (us-east-1-wl1-foe1) is c5d.large (2 vCPU) at $94.90 a month ($0.1300 an hour at 730 hours); the cheapest 4 GB VPS we track with a data centre in the United States is AlphaVPS Cheap C4G at $4.44 in New York. 11 sizes priced from $94.90 a month, read 30 Oct 2026 from Amazon Web Services's own price list.

Every size on one price line

11 sizes from $94.9 to $2,270 a month; half of them sit between $189 and $1,514, the median is $568.

Cheapest Linux server per memory size

The cheapest size with at least this much memory and under twice it, beside the cheapest VPS we track with a data centre in the United States (disk, IPv4 and traffic included).

MemoryCheapest sizevCPUPer hourPer monthCheapest VPS in the United States
4 GBc5d.large4 GB2$0.1300$94.90730 h × hourly$4.44AlphaVPS Cheap C4G · New York
8 GBc5d.xlarge8 GB4$0.2590$189.07730 h × hourly$7.22AlphaVPS Cheap C8G · New York
16 GBm5.xlarge16 GB4$0.2590$189.07730 h × hourly$12.99Hostinger KVM 4 · Phoenix
32 GBr5d.xlarge32 GB4$0.3890$283.97730 h × hourly$25.59AlphaVPS Cheap C32G · New York
64 GBr5d.2xlarge64 GB8$0.7780$567.94730 h × hourly$55.10Contabo Cloud VPS 16 · US Central

All 11 sizes by family

3 families, cheapest first; open a family for every size. Per month = 730 hours × the hourly price.

Compute optimized 5 sizes from $94.90 a month
SizevCPUMemoryProcessorPer hourPer month
c5d.largeUp to 10 Gigabit24 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8124M$0.1300$94.90
c5d.xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit48 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8124M$0.2590$189.07
c5d.2xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit816 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8124M$0.5180$378.14
c5d.4xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit1632 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8124M$1.0370$757.01
c5d.12xlarge12 Gigabit4896 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8275L$3.1100$2,270.30
General purpose 2 sizes from $189.07 a month
SizevCPUMemoryProcessorPer hourPer month
m5.xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit416 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8175$0.2590$189.07
m5.8xlarge10 Gigabit32128 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8175$2.0740$1,514.02
Memory optimized 4 sizes from $283.97 a month
SizevCPUMemoryProcessorPer hourPer month
r5d.xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit432 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8175$0.3890$283.97
r5d.2xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit864 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8175$0.7780$567.94
r5d.4xlargeUp to 10 Gigabit16128 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8175$1.5550$1,135.15
r5d.8xlarge10 Gigabit32256 GBx86 · Intel Xeon Platinum 8175$3.1100$2,270.30

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AWS EC2 in Lenexa (Wavelength), frequently asked

What is the cheapest 4 GB AWS EC2 server in Lenexa (Wavelength) (us-east-1-wl1-foe1)?
c5d.large: 2 vCPU, 4 GB, $94.90 a month ($0.1300 an hour, 730 hours), read 30 Oct 2026. Disk, a public IPv4 address and outbound traffic are billed on top. The cheapest 4 GB VPS we track in the United States is AlphaVPS Cheap C4G at $4.44, disk, IPv4 and traffic included.
What is the cheapest AWS EC2 server of any size in Lenexa (Wavelength) (us-east-1-wl1-foe1)?
c5d.large (2 vCPU, 4 GB) at $94.90 a month, $0.1300 an hour; 11 sizes are priced here, read 30 Oct 2026.
Is Lenexa (Wavelength) a cheap AWS EC2 region?
For a 4 GB server Lenexa (Wavelength) ranks 106 of 106 regions at $94.90 a month; the cheapest is Mumbai at $16.35.

Where these prices come from

Each figure is the cloud's own published on-demand list price for a Linux server on shared hardware, read by our scripts from the cloud's price list, never typed in: Amazon Web Services EC2 price list for Lenexa (Wavelength) (read 30 Oct 2026). A month is 730 hours, the convention the clouds' own calculators use, unless the provider lists a monthly price. Prices in other currencies are shown as listed and converted at the European Central Bank reference rate of 29 Oct 2026. The hourly price covers the server alone: disk, a public IPv4 address and outbound traffic are billed on top at every cloud here, while the VPS prices we compare against include a disk, an IPv4 address and a traffic allowance. Specs are the cloud's published vCPU count and memory; a size whose specs the cloud does not publish in a readable form shows "not stated".