Oracle Cloud Free Tier

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stars $300 credits

The Oracle Cloud Free Tier allows users (including students and educators) to sign up for a cloud account and access:

1. A Free Trial component: US $300 of cloud credits usable toward most Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) services, valid for 30 days.

2. An Always Free component: a set of services that remain free indefinitely (subject to usage/size limits) even after the trial ends.

For educators and institutions participating via the Oracle Academy Cloud Program, additional Always Free quotas and student-friendly access apply. This offer is designed for exploration, learning, prototyping, and non-production use by individuals (like students) and academic institutions. After the 30-day trial (or after the US $300 credits are used), you may continue using the Always Free services without charge. To access broader paid services you must upgrade to a paid account.

Key Benefits

  • check_circle Access to US $300 worth of cloud credits to explore and test many OCI services.
  • check_circle 25+ Always Free access to select Oracle cloud services (compute, storage, databases, etc.) even after the trial ends.
  • check_circle Suitable for students/educators to build, experiment, learn cloud infrastructure and databases.
  • check_circle Compatible with academic programs (via Oracle Academy) which provide institution-friendly quotas for teaching and student use.
  • check_circle No obligation to upgrade immediately — you can continue with Always Free services.

Eligibility

Requirements
Student Email Address Credit Card (Verification Only)
Criteria
  • One Free Tier account (Free Trial + Always Free) per person.
  • Multiple free accounts or false info may lead to account termination.
  • Available in limited regions where Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is commercially available.
  • For the Oracle Academy student/educator program: one must be a member of Oracle Academy Institutional membership to access student-friendly Always Free quotas.
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