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Sucura Networks – East Coast VMs with FREE DDoS Protection + BGP – From $5.63/mo (AS398999)
Sucura Networks – East Coast VMs with FREE DDoS Protection + BGP – From $5.63/mo (AS398999)
🎁 DOUBLE BANDWIDTH SPECIAL: Order by Dec 12 + post your order number = 2x bandwidth FREE!
Hey LET! 👋
We're Sucura Networks (AS398999) and we just launched BGP-ready VMs in New York and Ashburn – two of the most connected locations on the East Coast. Dallas VMs launching in 1-2 days – keep an eye out!
Every VM includes FREE SucuraGuard DDoS protection – no extra charge, no upsells. Just solid L3/L4 mitigation backed by 780Gbps scrubbing capacity.
🔥 LIMITED TIME: Double Your Bandwidth
From now until December 12, 2025:
- Order any VM plan
- Post your order number in this thread
- We'll double your bandwidth allocation (still on a 10G port)
No coupon needed for this one – just post and we'll hook you up.
💰 25% OFF FOR LIFE
Use code VM25FORLIFE at checkout for 25% off your recurring invoice forever. Valid until Jan 1, 2026.
Discounted prices:
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | NVMe | Bandwidth | 2X Promo | Regular | With Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VM-1C-2G | 1 | 2GB | 55GB | 5TB | 10TB | $7.50/mo | $5.63/mo |
| VM-2C-2G | 2 | 2GB | 65GB | 10TB | 20TB | $11.25/mo | $8.44/mo |
Larger plans (up to 8 vCPU / 32GB RAM / 640GB NVMe) available at https://services.sucura.ca/store/ – 25% off code applies to all plans!
All plans include:
- 10G port (fair share)
- 1× IPv4 included
- NVMe SSD storage
- FREE SucuraGuard DDoS protection
- Full BGP support (bring your own ASN/prefixes)
🌐 Network Information
| ASN | AS398999 |
| Scrubbing Capacity | 780Gbps across multiple active centers |
| BGP Tools | https://bgp.tools/as/398999 |
| PeeringDB | https://www.peeringdb.com/net/25055 |
Test IPs:
142.248.30.10– Chicago, IL142.248.30.15– Dallas, TX142.248.30.20– Toronto, ON142.248.30.30– Seattle, WA142.248.30.40– New York, NY142.248.30.50– Ashburn, VA142.248.30.60– Frankfurt, DE
🛡️ SucuraGuard DDoS Protection (Included FREE)
Straightforward, reliable L3/L4 DDoS protection – no extra charge, no upsells.
What we're good for:
- Common flood attacks (SYN, UDP, ICMP, reflection/amplification)
- Small to medium volumetric attacks
- Game servers, hosting, and standard web applications
What we're not (yet): A solution for 500Gbps+ sustained attacks or complex application-layer threats.
We're actively working on changing this – several undisclosed POPs with very large capacities launching soon!
What's Included:
✓ L3/L4 DDoS mitigation (SYN/ACK, UDP, ICMP, fragmentation, protocol attacks)
✓ Reflection/amplification filtering (DNS, NTP, SSDP, Memcached, etc.)
✓ Sub-second attack detection
✓ Always-on scrubbing – no manual activation needed
✓ 780Gbps scrubbing capacity across multiple active centers
✓ Nexus Portal for real-time traffic monitoring and attack visibility
✓ Attack reporting with traffic graphs and filtered packet statistics
Why choose SucuraGuard:
- Transparent pricing – no hidden costs or surprise bills
- Solid protection for common attack vectors at a fair price
- Perfect for game servers (Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, etc.), hosting providers, and developers
- Honest about our capabilities and actively improving
Network Information:
- ASN: AS398999
- Scrubbing Capacity: 780Gbps across multiple active centers
- BGP Tools: https://bgp.tools/as/398999
- PeeringDB: https://www.peeringdb.com/net/25055
🔧 BGP Capabilities
- Announce your own prefixes/AS to AS398999
- Full BGP communities support
- Multiple upstream providers
Who This Is For
✓ Game server operators (Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, etc.)
✓ Small/mid-size hosting providers
✓ Anyone who need DDoS protection without lock-in
Order Now
| New York VMs | https://services.sucura.ca/store/new-york-vms |
| Ashburn VMs | https://services.sucura.ca/store/ashburn-va-vms |
| All Plans | https://services.sucura.ca/store/ |
| More Info | https://sucuranetworks.ca/vms.html |
| SucuraGuard DDoS Protection | https://sucuranetworks.ca/ddos-protection |
Company Info
| Company | Sucura Networks Inc. |
| Website | https://sucuranetworks.ca |
| Support | https://services.sucura.ca (ticket) or Discord |
| Status Page | https://sucuranetworks.ca/status.html |
Setup of BGP typically completed within 24 hours. Need help now? Join our Discord for quick support.
TL;DR: East Coast VMs with FREE SucuraGuard DDoS protection, full BGP support, starting at $5.63/mo. Order by Dec 12 and post your order # here = double bandwidth for free.
- Which location would you like to see us add VMs to next?28 votes
- Seattle35.71%
- Chicago21.43%
- Frankfurt42.86%
Comments
First, complimentary plan @EricB ?
Typo
i guess it should be 2025
Thank you, fixed!
glws
no ipv6 in almost 2026
Lol even some ISP in Netherlands like odido don't have ipv6
no ipv6 lmao
shame on you
Hey everyone, appreciate the feedback on IPv6!
We're taking a different approach here - we only provide protected services, so if we can't protect IPv6 traffic effectively, we don't add it. We're not going to rush out half-baked features that could leave customers exposed.
That said, IPv6 support IS coming soon! We're actively working on adding it to our mitigation appliances and scrubbers. It's in development and we're coding the support into our infrastructure as we speak. We'll announce it properly when it's ready and fully protected.
No crypto? :(
Invoice #343611
GLWS
Dallas VMs Now Live! 🎉
Hey everyone! Our Dallas location is now available at https://services.sucura.ca/store/dallas-vms
All the same features:
Same promotions apply:
- 🎁 Double bandwidth promo (order by Dec 12 + post order # here)
- 💰 Code VM25FORLIFE for 25% off forever (valid until Jan 1, 2026)
Test IP: 142.248.30.15
Dallas gives you another great option with excellent connectivity to both coasts. Let us know if you have any questions!
This should be resolved now.
Your WHMCS design look hella buggy, man.
No IPv6 hall of shame
Include IPv6 for no extra cost on every plan in every location to get delisted.
Got a VM in NYC and Ashburn.
I'm still confused by the routing. If I do a MTR to either one, from say, Frantech NY, packets take the scenic route. From NYC BuyVM to NYC Sucura I'm seeing things go from NYC -> LON -> AMS -> FRA -> ASH -> NYC
That's NYC to NYC, but goes to Europe for a vacation first.
I think that's just a GSL thing but I find pinging my NY VM or Ashburn VM from a different provider's NY POP that both are about 80ms away despite being geographically in the same city or near by.
Should be fine for what I need them for (Non Path DDoS protection for some nameserver failover) but just an observation.
Ipv6 was a two minute add via TunnelBroker, easy fix for those who need it.
We are aware of the GSL routing issue and are actively working to get it resolved.
Awesome, good to see. Looking forward to seeing how things progress.
Good luck with everything.
So far, happy with the VMs but it's only been a day or so.
Could you send me an MTR in DMs for this? Is Hurricane Electric in the path by chance?
Not a valid solution.
The selling point is DDoS protection.
If we receive DDoS over IPv6, the appliance would block the entire tunnel broker gateway instead of an individual /48.
Luckily, everyone should still be able to reach you over IPV4. Nothing serious is IPv6 only.
Apple certification requires every application to operate in IPv6-only network.
If Apple reviewer is accessing a developer's app while the developer's backend is receiving DDoS on IPv6, the review would be rejected and millions are lost.
Don't reveal your IPv6 backend nor use IPv6. Use Cloudflare which can push V6 -> V4. Reguards.
We run non-HTTP service.
Think MQTT and the likes.
Cloudflare does support MQTT
Any plan to offer anycast vms?
@EricB Can you waive BGP downstream fees?
A little bit of a roundabout routing huh. Toronto -> New York -> Chicago -> Toronto...
Even worse on Oxio (forgive me this is cable internet, and I'm on wifi)
Forgive me, but what is the point of having a DDoS protected backend if you're just gonna put Cloudflare over it. Isn't the whole point of having a DDoS protected server, not needing to use something like Cloudflare?