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i wouldn't say there's a right or wrong price per say, more towards whether you are targeted at premium, budget, standard or low end sector.
rather exceptional specifications for a cPanel server, though..... only setback being traffic limit
Just out of curiosity are you a provider yourself and planning on selling 200GB shared hosting plans on that server? Or are you speaking to a provider about getting an account on that server?
@XuHi i am provider too but i am courrios
I don't understand why you would provide that much disk space on a European server. Especially for Shared Hosting. A lot of people don't even need that much space.
And think if they do and use it all think how much bandwidth they could potencially to consume. EU bandwidth is a lot more expensive than US bandwidth. If you do provide a 200 GB disk Space plan consider limiting bandwidth.
I do my plans as follows for my UK servers:
1) Level 1
6 GB Disk Space
18 GB Bandwidth
3 Email Addresses
3 MySQL Databases
1 Hosted Website
£3.99 Per Month
£39.90 Annually (Save £7.98)
2) Level 2
12 GB Disk Space
36 GB Bandwidth
18 Email Addresses
18 MySQL Databases
6 Hosted Websites
£5.99 Per Month
£59.90 Annually (Save £11.98)
3) Level 3
24 GB Disk Space
72 GB Bandwidth
36 Email Addresses
36 MySQL Databases
12 Hosted Websites
£7.99 Per Month
£79.90 Annually (Save £15.98)
4) Level 4
48 GB Disk Space
144 GB Bandwidth
Unlimited Email Addresses
Unlimited MySQL Databases
Unlimited Parked Domains
£9.99 Per Month
£99.90 Annually (Save £19.98)
I also provide a free domain annually as an incentive.
As far as pricing is concerned the end user will generally pay for what you provide them with. Especially support and reliability as this is what a lot of people look for. The actually resources you provide the client with make up only a little bit of the price you decide on. A big aspect on how you plan to price is your target market.
Also if an end user requires as much as 200 GB disk they would generally choose to get a VPS or a low end dedi.
@XuHi I understand the idea just as our plan is a low end and will be well below the price of a VPS with the same specs, again is just a survey to see the interest and the correct price of this package. As I put a bandwidth limit for each account, namely 10 TB / month
What provider do you use for the server? 10 TB is a lot of bandwidth for one plan.
What I would do is look at some VPS providers and their plans. Since you are considering LowEnd check out some providers on LowEndBox. Make plans based off what they offer and take away like 1 dollar. That way you have the edge.
Since you are providing high spec Shared Hosting plans at low end prices you target market is possibly people that need a lots of resources with little / no knowledge of Linux. Or people that simply want the convienience of having lots of resources with easy management.
RCS-RDS and backup line for the moment UPC but i go with GTS too next month when i planed to sell this packages
Nice might take a look at them and colocate from the UK if they can do that. In need of a Romanian server
$2/yr
@cassa ?
When you are selling shared hosting you are probably selling the service instead of the hardware. How can you solve the issues and keep the stability and reliability determines the pricing.
Our pricing is £0.01/gb so £2 for a 200GB per month. This is storage only. we also offer a budget VM with 250GB HDD for $7/m
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