A small website or API
Check the application's memory requirement first. A database, control panel and background jobs all share the RAM. Leave room for traffic peaks, updates and logs instead of allocating every resource to the web process.
Compare four VPS configurations by CPU, RAM, NVMe storage and traffic allowance. Use the daily rate to estimate the cost of a short project or 30 days of continuous use, then choose Bitcoin, USDT or another available payment method at checkout. Prices include a 10% discount, which also applies to renewals.
The prices below include a 10% discount. The discount applies to VPS charges and renewals. Use the VPS buttons on this site to order at the displayed rates. Discount details.
| Configuration | CPU cores | NVMe | Monthly traffic | Regular / day | With discount / day | 30 days with discount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB RAM | 1 | 10 GB | 1 TB | $0.07 | $0.063 | $1.89 |
| 2 GB RAM | 1 | 40 GB | 32 TB | $0.50 | $0.450 | $13.50 |
| 4 GB RAM | 2 | 80 GB | 32 TB | $0.67 | $0.603 | $18.09 |
| 8 GB RAM | 4 | 160 GB | 32 TB | $1.34 | $1.206 | $36.18 |
Discounted rates apply to VPS charges and renewals. 30-day estimates are the displayed daily rate × 30, not a separate monthly package. Additional services, excess traffic and payment fees are excluded. The plans use a 10 Gbit/s port in Amsterdam; actual transfer speed depends on the route and workload.
Confirm your configuration and payment details before ordering.
Check the application's memory requirement first. A database, control panel and background jobs all share the RAM. Leave room for traffic peaks, updates and logs instead of allocating every resource to the web process.
Compare the monthly traffic allowance, destination latency and the software's CPU needs. Port speed alone does not tell you how much data is included or the speed a distant client will receive.
Build tools, multiple containers and concurrent workers can increase RAM and CPU requirements. Estimate the working files, container images and log growth before choosing storage.
The base calculation is daily rate × running days. For example, the 4 GB configuration at $0.603/day comes to $4.221 for 7 days and $18.09 for 30 days before extras. A 31-day period costs $18.693 at that same rate; the checkout determines the final billing amount.
Include any paid IP addresses, operating-system licences, backups, excess traffic and transfer fees in your own budget when those apply. Keep enough balance for the next daily charge and allow time for a crypto top-up to be credited.
For Bitcoin, check the current BTC quote, invoice expiry and confirmation status. For USDT, match the token and network as well as the amount and address. The Bitcoin payment guide and USDT TRC20 payment guide cover those steps.
Payment method does not determine server performance, account-verification requirements or refund eligibility. Review these conditions before funding an account.
No. It is a calculation using the displayed daily rate multiplied by 30. The number of running days and any extras determine the actual total.
No. Port speed and traffic allowance describe different things. The table lists the monthly allowance for each plan; traffic above that allowance can cost extra.
Add the needs of the operating system, application, database and supporting services, then leave headroom for peak use. A fixed RAM figure cannot guarantee capacity without measuring the actual workload.
Daily billing makes short periods possible. Fund the balance for the expected runtime and any extras, then check how to end the billable service when the project is finished.