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Infrawire - VPS now in Turkey | 10 Gbps | Linux & Windows | Starting at $9.30/mo

Hello!
Following our France, Germany, United States and Hong Kong launches, our Turkey location is now live on our VPS offers. Full NVMe storage, dedicated IPv4+IPv6, and no bandwidth caps.
Live locations: France, Germany, United States, Hong Kong, Turkey
Looking Glass: https://lg.infrawire.net
Launch offer: use code LOWENDTALK at checkout for 15% off your first month. Valid for new customers only.
No commitment, billed monthly.
VPS Entry
Prices are set in EUR and shown with their USD equivalent (rate ≈ 1 EUR = 1.15 USD). Billed monthly.
VPS Entry: €8.30/month (≈ $9.55)
First month with LOWENDTALK: €7.06 (≈ $8.11)
- 2 vCores
- 4 GB RAM DDR4
- 40 GB NVMe SSD
- 2.5 Gbps port (Up to 10 Gbps on other offers)
- Unmetered bandwidth
- Dedicated IPv4 & IPv6
- KVM, Linux or Windows Server 2019 / 2022 / 2025 (full RDP access)
Included:
* Root / Administrator access
* All ports open (except 25 on Linux)
* Premium DDoS protection
* 24/7 support
* IP management / change on request
* 7-day money-back guarantee, 99.99% uptime SLA
Order here
* Turkey: https://infrawire.net/vps/turkey
We also have larger configs on the site for heavier workloads, but they sit above the $10/mo threshold, so I'm keeping this thread on the entry plan. Ask away if you want details.
Test the network on the looking glass, and feel free to ask questions below!

Comments
@averagedatahoarder
Unmetered bandwidth
This is a lie since 1: the plan mentioned says 2.5Gbps on site and 2: you have a fair-use policy that is not clearly visible on the site at first and not even once stated in your post here. scummy behaviour. nothing against fair-use but not like this
Hello,
First of all, "unlimited" does not mean consuming resources all the time; "unlimited" means that we do not place any limits on bandwidth.
Furthermore, calling us liars and scammers is rather foolish on your part, given that all our clients are satisfied.
Your comment has been noted, but it will not be taken into account.
So you advertise “unlimited” and then cry when customers actually use it? What a joke....
I don’t quite understand the remark; we use the term "unlimited" because we don’t track or limit bandwidth usage—it’s certainly not the case that using bandwidth is prohibited; quite the contrary.
We label it "unlimited" because, on paper, there is no usage cap; however, constant, heavy use is not actually permitted.
To date, none of our clients have complained.
Ohhh okkey okkey so its "fair usage"
Thanks for the clarification. @averagedatahoarder When is your thread coming out?
For your information, he has already commented on one of our other threads.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4878226
Ohh, if it's him, then that means you're approved. We should give him that tag "Resident abuser", @oloke.
@DP @FAT32
Fair enough, then—do your research before you criticize us
I apologize for that, btw. I'm just really tired of all these fake "unlimited" offers. I actually wanted to get a Turkey VPS for a month, so I went to buy one and was planning to ask if I could get a custom plan with just 500GB of bandwidth, simply to test some of my code. Then I came across that comment, and ahhh... I'm just so tired of seeing fake unlimited claims everywhere. That's why I reacted like that. Sorry about that.
but you DO place limits, they might not be hard set but they are there. it like clearly says it in your policy "IP addresses may be limited, filtered or suspended"
not even remotely is this anywhere mentioned in your post.
No problem then; we are a new hosting provider that has been around for a year, and we’ve taken some bold steps to expand internationally (including risky investments and more)—so don’t worry, we’re set to become the people’s hosting provider!
We don’t just suspend or block accounts simply because users are consuming too much bandwidth; instead, we apply rate-limiting.
We never suspend anyone without a reason, and we would never negatively impact a client’s business—our goal is precisely to help them go far with us.
you see the word in rate-"limit"ing
Why keep debating this over and over? Surely you realize that at such low, affordable prices, this isn't "unmetered" service—and, in fact, no hosting provider offers truly unlimited, unmetered access (without throttling, unless you're paying an extremely high price). Just take a moment to think about it—use a bit of common sense.
why not just mention the fair-usage clearly visible
Once again, please stop arguing without being informed; when you place an order, it is stated that you agree to the fair use policies