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Netcup price increase (September 2026)

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  • Datacenter price, electric, cash for employers, ceo who wants more. All has to be paid by customers.

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  • hosthatchhosthatch Patron Provider, Top Host, Veteran

    @Levi said:
    First it was electricity to blame in order to increase price. Now it is llm. Does anyone think that price will fall down after llm crash or ram supply re-stock? :)

    Greed and only greed drives this. Do not be apathic, vote with your wallet.

    The most laughable part is netcup ceo promises for price increase:

    “ At netcup, we will use this time well and are already working on the following:

    We are improving our internal processes so that we can offer you an even better customer experience in the future.
    We will offer you additional products and services. We will announce more about this at our community event in about a month.
    We will also improve our code base and offer you better panels, although this is still in the works.
    There will be no price promotions like Black Friday in this market situation.”

    So all this was not a priority before so called “rampocalypse”.

    Can’t be there any template for price increase messages? Take a look at ovh, hetzner or leaseweb. Simple: absorb increase or gtfo.

    You should open up a business and sell to LET with fair practices, show these evil companies the right way to do things.

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    The issue is social anxious people feel exceptionally comfortable on the Internet and this is why they are here.

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  • rdesrdes Member
    edited September 24

    Ticket took 7 days to respond.

    Hotline?

    "Our support hotline is temporarily unavailable. Due to an increased volume of support requests, there may also be delays in processing incoming inquiries. In some cases, you may therefore receive a response later than usual. Our support team is already working hard to address all issues as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding and patience."

    And it’s been like this for a month. Apparently, the price hikes are still too small to afford some support staff.

  • LeviLevi Veteran

    @hosthatch said:

    @Levi said:
    First it was electricity to blame in order to increase price. Now it is llm. Does anyone think that price will fall down after llm crash or ram supply re-stock? :)

    Greed and only greed drives this. Do not be apathic, vote with your wallet.

    The most laughable part is netcup ceo promises for price increase:

    “ At netcup, we will use this time well and are already working on the following:

    We are improving our internal processes so that we can offer you an even better customer experience in the future.
    We will offer you additional products and services. We will announce more about this at our community event in about a month.
    We will also improve our code base and offer you better panels, although this is still in the works.
    There will be no price promotions like Black Friday in this market situation.”

    So all this was not a priority before so called “rampocalypse”.

    Can’t be there any template for price increase messages? Take a look at ovh, hetzner or leaseweb. Simple: absorb increase or gtfo.

    You should open up a business and sell to LET with fair practices, show these evil companies the right way to do things.

    I run large free web hosting services. Thank you for suggestion.

  • @Levi said:

    @hosthatch said:

    @Levi said:
    First it was electricity to blame in order to increase price. Now it is llm. Does anyone think that price will fall down after llm crash or ram supply re-stock? :)

    Greed and only greed drives this. Do not be apathic, vote with your wallet.

    The most laughable part is netcup ceo promises for price increase:

    “ At netcup, we will use this time well and are already working on the following:

    We are improving our internal processes so that we can offer you an even better customer experience in the future.
    We will offer you additional products and services. We will announce more about this at our community event in about a month.
    We will also improve our code base and offer you better panels, although this is still in the works.
    There will be no price promotions like Black Friday in this market situation.”

    So all this was not a priority before so called “rampocalypse”.

    Can’t be there any template for price increase messages? Take a look at ovh, hetzner or leaseweb. Simple: absorb increase or gtfo.

    You should open up a business and sell to LET with fair practices, show these evil companies the right way to do things.

    I run large free web hosting services. Thank you for suggestion.

    Better retire soon my friend.

  • forestforest Member
    edited September 25

    @oloke said: - In addition, we are reducing the disk storage. This is based on a prior analysis of actual disk usage.

    If they're reducing how much storage is allotted to each VPS because actual disk usage is low, why don't they use thin provisioning?

    I also suspect that we need more fine-grained, low-overhead memory ballooning that only releases genuinely free (not just reclaimable) memory back to the host, and which doesn't reduce the reported amount of memory. As long as it can both release and re-acquire pages fast, it would drastically reduce the amount of memory the host actually needs.

  • I guess I'm never giving up my 2 netcup VPS. It is what is is with this market...really wild

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