AWS Free Tier: up to $200 in credits for new customers
Amazon Web Services$100 at sign-up, up to $200 total
- Cost
- The Free plan isn't charged unless you upgrade to a paid plan.
- How long
- 6 months, or when the credits are used up.
- Last verified
- Nov 9, 2026 · aws.amazon.com
What you get
- $100 in credits when you create a new AWS account, and up to $100 more as you try key services, for up to $200.
- Free plan access to select services for up to 6 months, plus 30+ always-free services within monthly limits.
Limits
- The Free plan only covers select services.
- A Free plan account closes 6 months after you open it, or when the credits run out, whichever comes first, unless you convert to a paid plan.
- Free plan accounts aren't eligible for other promotional credits.
Who qualifies
- New AWS customers.
Claim it with an AI agent
A browser or computer-use AI agent, for example Grok Bot or Meta's Muse, can do most of the clicking and setup. You keep the steps tied to your identity, money and legal consent.
The agent can do
- Open the official AWS Free Tier page and explain the Free plan and the Paid plan.
- After you're signed in, set up a budget alert, and launch and later stop small resources you ask for.
- Track your remaining credits and the account's close date for you.
You do yourself
- Create the root account yourself, and enter any payment and identity details AWS asks for.
- Do phone or SMS verification yourself, and set up MFA on the root user.
- Decide yourself whether to upgrade to a paid plan.
Example prompt: "Open the official AWS Free Tier page (aws.amazon.com) and check that this offer still matches what it says there. Once I've signed in, set it up for me. Stop and hand control back to me at any sign-in, phone or ID check, card field, captcha or terms acceptance."
The credits are for new customers. Don't create extra AWS accounts to collect them again.
Sources
Checked Nov 9, 2026 on the official pages above. Offers change, and the official page always wins. All deals