Tigris Data
AI NativeTigris is a globally distributed S3-compatible object storage service.
Published Oct 15, 2026
Caution: These metrics are vendor-reported and were not independently audited in the sources collected for this report.
| Starting Price (storage) | Published per-GB storage pricing available from the vendor | Published per-GB storage pricing available from public documentation | Published per-GB storage pricing varies by region; commonly available from public pricing pages |
| Egress fees | Zero egress fees as stated by the vendor | Zero egress fees for standard R2 per public documentation; infrequent access tiers may have retrieval fees | Egress fees typically charged for internet traffic; costs vary by region and usage |
| Typical use cases | Multi-region AI workloads, distributed compute access, workloads with many small objects | Edge-distributed internet-facing content, integration with Cloudflare ecosystem | Deep AWS ecosystem integration, enterprise compliance, full feature breadth |
| Key strengths | Global placement behavior, zero-egress pricing model, small-object performance focus | Competitive storage pricing and global edge distribution | Extensive feature set, compliance and enterprise tooling, mature ecosystem |
| Key weaknesses / risks | Smaller vendor; fewer third-party reviews; enterprise feature documentation not comprehensive in public materials | Edge-centric ecosystem may provide best results within Cloudflare environment | Egress costs; cross-cloud movement cost; complexity |
Potential areas of advantage for Tigris (based on vendor claims and available evidence):
Areas where Cloudflare R2 may be preferable:
Areas where AWS S3 may be preferable:
Customer-facing vendor benchmarks and performance claims should be reproduced against representative customer workloads before procurement.