I have run 1 game so far this month (about 7 hours up time for a 4 hour game) and have a bill of $0.39 for my ec2 subtotal of this month. ask Doug and negotiate with him how many copies or what special type of copy you would have to buy, it is not allowed under the current EULA so you would need further permission. If you run games around the clock then it would be the $36 a month, but you would probably also have multiple GMs and be in violation of Fantasy Grounds EULA If you wanted to do something like that.
I think the line item for the ec2 was something like $2.00. My bill for last month was $4.55, but I also host my main website with them. That means you only pay for the time that your server is up.
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It may cost a little to get the 4GB RAM, but for the 400 MB/s upload and download I think it is worth it and should be mentioned as an option. Regardless, EC2 is letting me operate behind some pretty heavy fire walls and giving my players much more stable connections than I've ever had before. Guesstimating it will take about 20-40 hours of games for my groups to go through a GB, but most of my groups have our data preloaded so we may be lower than most. The first GB out each month is free, then it is $0.09 per GB after that, I did not go over the 1 GB in my first month. Data in from the internet (all those modules you bought, people connecting into your table) is free. Setup a security group to allow port 1802 from everywhere and set Windows Firewall to allow port 1802 and you are up and running.
If you can connect to a website you can remote into the computer, and that computer is beyond any fire walls and routers that require port forwarding. Because you are demoting into a computer on a major server cluster, it gets 400 MB per second upload and download. In short, you are renting space on their servers (for about $0.05 per hour for 4 GB RAM and plenty of power to handle FG). I would also recommend Amazon Web Services on demand EC2 program:
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