Cheap Nat VPS mainly for VPN, supporting crypto as well

kdoaq

So I am looking for a cheap VPS to use as a VPN (and maybe occassionally remote uploading some stuff). I have looked through the options and mainly found mrVM and WebHorizon.

There is also Gullos's hosting, but they do not accept crypto for under $20 which goes against the whole point of getting a cheap VPS.

What would be the best option here?

lowendclient

Nice conclusion

dahartigan

This isn't NAT, it has a full IP, but it's dirt cheap.

512 MB KVM VPS (New Year 2022)

1x vCPU Core
10 GB PURE SSD RAID-10 Storage
512 MB RAM
1000GB Monthly Premium Bandwidth
1Gbps Public Network Port
Full Root Admin Access
1 Dedicated IPv4 Address
KVM / SolusVM Control Panel - Reboot, Reinstall, Manage rDNS,

Locations Currently In Stock:
Los Angeles DC02 (Test IP: 204.13.154.3)
Dallas, TX (Test IP: 198.23.249.100)
Chicago, IL (Test IP: 198.23.228.15)
Atlanta (Test IP: 107.173.164.160)
New York (Test IP: 192.3.81.8)
Ashburn (Test IP: 107.173.166.10)
Seattle (Test IP: 192.3.253.2)

$ 9.89 USD Annually
ORDER LINK (aff link)

Here is the non-aff link

Find more at RacknerdTracker.com

Arkas

Webhorizon is pretty good and their prices are very competitive.

borowsky

Best option would be NAT vps without bandwidth limits
Unless you know, you are sure about not pushing out/in more than 1TB-2TB per month
mrvan gullo and webhorizon are not way of doing it
Webhorizon might suspend your vps due 'abuse' of thier 'unlimited' bandwidth in some regions.
Maybe you could go with Alexhost cheapest vps 12eur per year
https://alexhost.com/vps/#unmanaged-link
Its not NAT but price is good, them being so called offshore (warez friendly) is positive aspect when using as VPN
All depends on your actual location, since if you are from Europe that would be fine...
VPN is usually meant to be somewhat close to your region - or at least have good routing to

zhi

@Abd

Void

@dahartigan said:
This isn't NAT, it has a full IP, but it's dirt cheap.

512 MB KVM VPS (New Year 2022)

1x vCPU Core
10 GB PURE SSD RAID-10 Storage
512 MB RAM
1000GB Monthly Premium Bandwidth
1Gbps Public Network Port
Full Root Admin Access
1 Dedicated IPv4 Address
KVM / SolusVM Control Panel - Reboot, Reinstall, Manage rDNS,

Locations Currently In Stock:
Los Angeles DC02 (Test IP: 204.13.154.3)
Dallas, TX (Test IP: 198.23.249.100)
Chicago, IL (Test IP: 198.23.228.15)
Atlanta (Test IP: 107.173.164.160)
New York (Test IP: 192.3.81.8)
Ashburn (Test IP: 107.173.166.10)
Seattle (Test IP: 192.3.253.2)

$ 9.89 USD Annually
ORDER LINK (aff link)

Here is the non-aff link

Find more at RacknerdTracker.com

Work order #69420
Double my bob please

henix

@jmaxwell said:

@dahartigan said:
This isn't NAT, it has a full IP, but it's dirt cheap.

512 MB KVM VPS (New Year 2022)

1x vCPU Core
10 GB PURE SSD RAID-10 Storage
512 MB RAM
1000GB Monthly Premium Bandwidth
1Gbps Public Network Port
Full Root Admin Access
1 Dedicated IPv4 Address
KVM / SolusVM Control Panel - Reboot, Reinstall, Manage rDNS,

Locations Currently In Stock:
Los Angeles DC02 (Test IP: 204.13.154.3)
Dallas, TX (Test IP: 198.23.249.100)
Chicago, IL (Test IP: 198.23.228.15)
Atlanta (Test IP: 107.173.164.160)
New York (Test IP: 192.3.81.8)
Ashburn (Test IP: 107.173.166.10)
Seattle (Test IP: 192.3.253.2)

$ 9.89 USD Annually
ORDER LINK (aff link)

Here is the non-aff link

Find more at RacknerdTracker.com

Work order #69420
Double my bob please

Your vegana has been eaten

kdoaq

@borowsky said:
Best option would be NAT vps without bandwidth limits
Unless you know, you are sure about not pushing out/in more than 1TB-2TB per month
mrvan gullo and webhorizon are not way of doing it
Webhorizon might suspend your vps due 'abuse' of thier 'unlimited' bandwidth in some regions.
Maybe you could go with Alexhost cheapest vps 12eur per year
https://alexhost.com/vps/#unmanaged-link
Its not NAT but price is good, them being so called offshore (warez friendly) is positive aspect when using as VPN
All depends on your actual location, since if you are from Europe that would be fine...
VPN is usually meant to be somewhat close to your region - or at least have good routing to

Hear Alexhost has low network speed, do you happen to know about that?

Kousaka

@kdoaq said:

@borowsky said:
Best option would be NAT vps without bandwidth limits
Unless you know, you are sure about not pushing out/in more than 1TB-2TB per month
mrvan gullo and webhorizon are not way of doing it
Webhorizon might suspend your vps due 'abuse' of thier 'unlimited' bandwidth in some regions.
Maybe you could go with Alexhost cheapest vps 12eur per year
https://alexhost.com/vps/#unmanaged-link
Its not NAT but price is good, them being so called offshore (warez friendly) is positive aspect when using as VPN
All depends on your actual location, since if you are from Europe that would be fine...
VPN is usually meant to be somewhat close to your region - or at least have good routing to

Hear Alexhost has low network speed, do you happen to know about that?

My wireguard on their cheapest server runs at 40Mbps. Looks like it is half-duplex 100Mbps.

kdoaq

@Kousaka said:

@kdoaq said:

@borowsky said:
Best option would be NAT vps without bandwidth limits
Unless you know, you are sure about not pushing out/in more than 1TB-2TB per month
mrvan gullo and webhorizon are not way of doing it
Webhorizon might suspend your vps due 'abuse' of thier 'unlimited' bandwidth in some regions.
Maybe you could go with Alexhost cheapest vps 12eur per year
https://alexhost.com/vps/#unmanaged-link
Its not NAT but price is good, them being so called offshore (warez friendly) is positive aspect when using as VPN
All depends on your actual location, since if you are from Europe that would be fine...
VPN is usually meant to be somewhat close to your region - or at least have good routing to

Hear Alexhost has low network speed, do you happen to know about that?

My wireguard on their cheapest server runs at 40Mbps. Looks like it is half-duplex 100Mbps.

Good to know some numbers. Thanks.

Also I hear their ips tend to be blacklisted, do you experience any issues with that?