Packaging change·Mar 9 → Mar 16, 2026·Week 12, 2026·Cloud & DevOps
MongoDB reframes plans and adds features.
What changed
Feature added
Starter Scale M10 vCPUs now labeled as 'Burstable' to clarify CPU performance characteristics
Package change
Complete pricing restructure: Flex and Dedicated replaced with Starter Scale M10 and Production Grade M30 tiers [Flex removed; Dedicated removed; Starter Scale M10 added at $0.08/hr; Production Grade M30 added at $0.54/hr]
Limit increase
Production Grade M30 tier offers 40 GB storage and 8 GB dedicated RAM [M30 positioned as high-performance production option vs M10 entry-level]
Before and after
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Starter Scale M10 vCPUs now labeled as 'Burstable' to clarify CPU performance characteristics
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