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I do think there are plenty of use cases that fall into the "sub-dedicated-instance" price range. I host a couple of low-traffic static webapps/websites using S3 + Route 53. I pay a whopping $0.51/month, and they've got something absurd like five nines worth of availability.
Well yes, if you're hosting low traffic static websites, you obviously don't need nor want an actual server. Shared hosting has been a thing for ages too, though with pay-per-usage the cloud is definitely the cheapest option at the very bottom of the range.
I host a pile of such static sites, but also things that need a real server, so the cost for me to host those static sites on the same box is 0. I.e. once you have *anything* that needs more than that, you're still better off putting static things on the same instance/box.
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