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See vCPUs, RAM, storage, network & live pricing for any AWS instance — EC2, RDS, OpenSearch, MSK, ElastiCache, Redshift & more. Stop tab-hopping to pricing pages and spec sheets. AWS Console Lens shows you the vCPUs, RAM, storage, network performance, and live on-demand pricing for any AWS resource type — instantly, right where you work. How it works Open the popup on any AWS Console page and Lens auto-detects the resource type from the page (e.g. db.t4g.xlarge, r6g.large.search, mw1.small). Or just type any instance type to look it up. Pick your region to see region-accurate pricing. Set an optional keyboard shortcut to open a floating overlay directly on the page — no popup needed. Supported services EC2 · RDS · OpenSearch · MSK · ElastiCache · Redshift · MWAA · Lambda · ECS/Fargate Live, always-current pricing Pricing and specs are fetched on demand from the open-source ec2.shop API and cached locally for 24 hours — so you always see current numbers without waiting for extension updates. Private by design Only the instance-type string and region are ever sent externally. No account access, no credentials, no tracking, no analytics. Everything else stays local in your browser. Perfect for cloud engineers, DevOps, SREs, and anyone who sizes AWS resources and wants specs + cost at a glance.
Jul 14, 2026
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