$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.
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