Google Cloud offers a variety of hosting services, each with its own pricing structure. Here are some commonly used Google Cloud hosting services and their pricing models:

1. Compute Engine: Compute Engine provides virtual machines (VMs) for running applications and services. The pricing for Compute Engine is based on factors such as the VM instance type, the duration of usage, and the region where the VM is located. You can find detailed pricing information on the Google Cloud Platform Pricing page (https://cloud.google.com/compute/all-pricing).

2. App Engine: App Engine is a fully managed platform for building and deploying web applications. It offers automatic scaling and built-in services. The pricing for App Engine is based on the number of instances, the instance class, the instance hours, and additional resources used. You can find more information on the App Engine Pricing page (https://cloud.google.com/appengine/pricing).

3. Kubernetes Engine (GKE): GKE provides managed Kubernetes clusters for containerized applications. The pricing for GKE is based on factors such as the number and types of nodes, the duration of usage, and the region where the cluster is located. You can refer to the Kubernetes Engine Pricing page (https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/pricing) for detailed pricing information.

4. Cloud Functions: Cloud Functions allows you to run event-driven functions in a serverless environment. The pricing for Cloud Functions is based on the number of function invocations, the execution duration, and the amount of memory used. You can find more details on the Cloud Functions Pricing page (https://cloud.google.com/functions/pricing).

5. Cloud Storage: Cloud Storage provides object storage for storing and retrieving data. The pricing for Cloud Storage depends on factors such as the storage class, the amount of data stored, data transfer, and operations performed. You can find detailed pricing information on the Cloud Storage Pricing page (https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing).

Please note that pricing may vary based on factors like usage patterns, discounts, and any applicable promotions. It’s always recommended to visit the official Google Cloud pricing pages or consult with a Google Cloud representative for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.