The Amazon Bedrock pricing page publishes a training price for the Meta model you almost certainly are not fine-tuning.
Here is the customization pricing on the page, as of 8 September 2026:
Model
Published training price
Llama 2 Pretrained 13B
One region out of 33 can fine-tune Llama 3.3 70B on Bedrock. I asked every region the SDK lists, then re-ran the sweep before publishing to be sure it still held. Also in here: every model you can customise in us-east-1 belongs to Amazon, four of five stopped jobs cost me nothing at all because they never left the queue, and the hang threshold I had been relying on turned out to measure my own patience rather than anything the service does.
The Amazon Bedrock pricing page publishes a training price for the Meta model you almost certainly are not fine-tuning.
Here is the customization pricing on the page, as of 8 September 2026:
Model
Published training price
Llama 2 Pretrained 13B

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