$13.14 USD/mo
so1.small- Core
- 1
- RAM
- 2 GB
- Storage
- 250 GB
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited
- Port
- 10 Gbps
Every plan below can be ordered today. Prices are per month in USD.
$13.14 USD/mo
so1.small$15.64 USD/mo
DED50G1C$19.39 USD/mo
DED75G1C$25.65 USD/mo
so1.medium$28.15 USD/mo
DED125G2C$50.68 USD/mo
DED250G4C$50.68 USD/mo
so1.large$94.48 USD/mo
DED500G8C-IN$100.74 USD/mo
so1.2xlarge$124.52 USD/mo
DED640G12C-IN$150.80 USD/mo
so1.3xlarge$300.98 USD/mo
so1.6xlarge$401.10 USD/mo
so1.8xlarge$626.37 USD/mo
DED2T32C$801.58 USD/mo
so1.16xlargeSeattle provides a United States hosting location for projects serving audiences across North America. It is a practical choice when you want to place an application, website or service in this region while keeping the plan specification clear from the outset. Whether you are running a public-facing site, an internal tool or a development environment, a Seattle VPS gives you a defined base for your workload and room to choose resources that reflect its current needs.
Plans range from 1 core to 64 cores, with 2 GB to 128 GB of memory and 250 GB to 16.4 TB of SSD storage. Each plan includes a 10 Gbps network port, and IPv6 is available. Pricing starts at $13.14 USD per month, so you can begin with a smaller configuration or select more capacity for applications with greater resource requirements. These plans are suitable for services that need a straightforward allocation of processing, memory and storage without paying for resources you do not currently need.
Traffic is unmetered under a fair-use policy, which means you do not need to count gigabytes or monitor a monthly traffic allowance for traffic-heavy workloads. This can be useful for sites, applications and services with changing patterns of use, while fair use remains part of the service terms. Choose a Seattle VPS configuration that matches your requirements today, with resources available across the stated plan range as your workload develops.
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