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Hi Illia!
From the Amazon Cognito pricing page:
You pay for Amazon Cognito user pools based on your monthly active users (MAUs). A user is counted as a MAU if, within a calendar month, your app generates an identity operation for that user, like administrative creation or update, sign-up, sign-in, sign-out, token refresh, password change, a user account attribute update, or an attribute query on a user (AdminGetUser API). You are not charged for subsequent sessions or for inactive users within that calendar month.
Therefore, it would still apply to your use case, regardless of client or server side authentication.. Different pricing would apply if you are using SAML or OIDC for federation, or if you use Cognito's advanced security features.
Happy building!
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Awesome, thanks a lot!