$5.63 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-10-V6- Core
- 1
- RAM
- 1 GB
- Storage
- 10 GB
- Bandwidth
- 200 GB
- Port
- 10 Gbps
- No IPv4 — an extra address isn't available right now
Every plan below can be ordered today. Prices are per month in USD.
$5.63 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-10-V6$6.88 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-10$8.13 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-15$13.14 USD/mo
GP1.1-2-20$15.64 USD/mo
GP1.2-2-40$18.14 USD/mo
GP1.2-2-40-PRO$18.14 USD/mo
GP1.2-4-50$25.65 USD/mo
GP1.3-4-60$38.17 USD/mo
GP1.4-8-80$69.45 USD/mo
GP1.6-16-160$125.77 USD/mo
GP1.8-32-320$250.92 USD/mo
GP1.16-64-640$501.22 USD/mo
GP1.32-128-1TEach plan's traffic allowance is counted per calendar month, traffic in and out together. A server ordered partway through a month gets a smaller allowance for that first month.
Sydney, Australia, is a hosting location to consider when your website or application is intended for people in Australia or elsewhere in Oceania. Choosing a location that reflects the audience you want to serve can keep your deployment planning straightforward. It also gives you a clear regional option when you are deciding where to place a VPS for a project with an Australia- or Oceania-focused audience.
These Sydney metered VPS plans are designed for sites and applications with low to moderate traffic, where a monthly allowance can support more predictable spending. Plans start at $5.63 USD per month and range from 1 core to 32 cores, with 1 GB to 128 GB of memory and 10 GB to 1 TB of SSD storage. Monthly traffic allowances range from 200 GB to 51.2 TB, and each plan has a 10 Gbps network port. IPv6 is available.
A metered plan can be a practical choice when you want to match resources and monthly traffic to the needs of a particular site or application. You can select a configuration suited to your current workload rather than paying for more capacity than you expect to use. As requirements change, the available range of cores, memory, SSD storage and traffic allowances gives you options to review your VPS setup and spending.
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