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Kimsufi/Soyoustart/OVH Rise New Price

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  • barbarzabarbarza Member

    @Falzo said:
    Can confirm, got the same mail now, in EUR they seem to increase it to 1.69€ without VAT per IPv4

    Damn, need to switch to EUR

  • wii747wii747 Member

    Additional IPv4 /32 £1.79 (incl. VAT)

  • stefan_wiestefan_wie Member

    No email yet :o

  • barbarzabarbarza Member

    @stefan_wie said:
    No email yet :o

    I feel targeted

  • stefan_wiestefan_wie Member

    You're not alone! Now they've found me as well ... price increase as expected

  • braunibrauni Member

    panic changed my renewals to yearly :#
    just in case

    Thanked by 3wii747 barbarza Hitori0221
  • wii747wii747 Member

    @brauni said:
    panic changed my renewals to yearly :#
    just in case

    Same here!

  • TomasSystemsTomasSystems Member

    bad news

    At OVHcloud, we want to mitigate the impact of these component price increases to prevent our Cloud (Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Bare Metal) from becoming too costly. That's why, for the Cloud we will be deploying between 2026 and 2028, we have decided to increase prices less than the actual costs of RAM and disks. The price of our Cloud between 2026 and 2028 will therefore increase, on average, by only 9% to 11%. To compensate, we plan to slightly impact the prices of the Cloud deployed between 2021 and 2025, by an average of 2% to 6%, depending on the age of the hardware, and to slightly adjust the prices of IPv4. We hope this will make the pricing for the 2021-2028 ranges acceptable, with a return to normal expected in 2029.
    Thanked by 7ishrak brojos offf wii747 fredo1664 Platonks tfgp99
  • wii747wii747 Member

    I just paid for my servers for the year to avoid the price increases!!

  • ZeniicZeniic Member

    Given the price hike, I'm told @TomasSystems is planning to drop 2-3 of the LE-B 1270-v6, 64GB, Hybrid & NVMe boxes plus an LE-E.

    I had first dibs but got no need for any MOAR

  • fredo1664fredo1664 Member

    @wii747 said:
    I just paid for my servers for the year to avoid the price increases!!

    So when you switch from monthly to yearly, do you pay straight away for the year or do they wait for your current month to run out before billing you for a whole year?

  • kqjunkqjun Member

    https://x.com/i/status/2024886845897687425

    😭 Price increases everywhere... Too bad...

  • darkimmortaldarkimmortal Member
    edited February 20

    2-6% doesn't sound bad at all. Even a 100% increase on lottery LE-B's is way below market rate

  • allthemtingsallthemtings Member, Megathread Squad

    @Zeniic said:
    Given the price hike, I'm told @TomasSystems is planning to drop 2-3 of the LE-B 1270-v6, 64GB, Hybrid & NVMe boxes plus an LE-E.

    I had first dibs but got no need for any MOAR

    Wow nice guy thanks @TomasSystems got myself a few from him! He has a few remaining be quick

    Thanked by 1barbarza
  • barbarzabarbarza Member

    @TomasSystems said:
    bad news

    At OVHcloud, we want to mitigate the impact of these component price increases to prevent our Cloud (Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Bare Metal) from becoming too costly. That's why, for the Cloud we will be deploying between 2026 and 2028, we have decided to increase prices less than the actual costs of RAM and disks. The price of our Cloud between 2026 and 2028 will therefore increase, on average, by only 9% to 11%. To compensate, we plan to slightly impact the prices of the Cloud deployed between 2021 and 2025, by an average of 2% to 6%, depending on the age of the hardware, and to slightly adjust the prices of IPv4. We hope this will make the pricing for the 2021-2028 ranges acceptable, with a return to normal expected in 2029.

    It was inevitable

  • wii747wii747 Member
    edited February 20

    @fredo1664 said:

    @wii747 said:
    I just paid for my servers for the year to avoid the price increases!!

    So when you switch from monthly to yearly, do you pay straight away for the year or do they wait for your current month to run out before billing you for a whole year?

    It keeps your current expiry date and adds a year to that date. But you pay a year upfront at the current price.

    Could do with another Atom KS1 with 2TB if anyone is looking to get rid of it.

    Thanked by 1fredo1664
  • barbarzabarbarza Member

    Wow, we've looped back to the original topic of this thread.

    Thanked by 2ishrak loay
  • NeoonNeoon Community Contributor, Veteran

    @darkimmortal said:
    2-6% doesn't sound bad at all. Even a 100% increase on lottery LE-B's is way below market rate

    Bruh, 2% is brutal on 10 year old hardware.

    Thanked by 1barbarza
  • debian3debian3 Member

    They are doubling VPS price too. (well 85% increase)

  • NeoonNeoon Community Contributor, Veteran

    @debian3 said:
    They are doubling VPS price too. (well 85% increase)

    Time to cancel my 1$/m VPS then.

  • tfgp99tfgp99 Member

    @TomasSystems said:
    bad news

    At OVHcloud, we want to mitigate the impact of these component price increases to prevent our Cloud (Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Bare Metal) from becoming too costly. That's why, for the Cloud we will be deploying between 2026 and 2028, we have decided to increase prices less than the actual costs of RAM and disks. The price of our Cloud between 2026 and 2028 will therefore increase, on average, by only 9% to 11%. To compensate, we plan to slightly impact the prices of the Cloud deployed between 2021 and 2025, by an average of 2% to 6%, depending on the age of the hardware, and to slightly adjust the prices of IPv4. We hope this will make the pricing for the 2021-2028 ranges acceptable, with a return to normal expected in 2029.

    Well, still waiting for that email then.
    More reasons to keep my Ikoula dedi...

  • barbarzabarbarza Member

    @tfgp99 said:

    @TomasSystems said:
    bad news

    At OVHcloud, we want to mitigate the impact of these component price increases to prevent our Cloud (Public Cloud, Private Cloud, Bare Metal) from becoming too costly. That's why, for the Cloud we will be deploying between 2026 and 2028, we have decided to increase prices less than the actual costs of RAM and disks. The price of our Cloud between 2026 and 2028 will therefore increase, on average, by only 9% to 11%. To compensate, we plan to slightly impact the prices of the Cloud deployed between 2021 and 2025, by an average of 2% to 6%, depending on the age of the hardware, and to slightly adjust the prices of IPv4. We hope this will make the pricing for the 2021-2028 ranges acceptable, with a return to normal expected in 2029.

    Well, still waiting for that email then.
    More reasons to keep my Ikoula dedi...

    This is going to be happening across all providers unfortunately

  • NeoonNeoon Community Contributor, Veteran
    edited February 20

    @Zeniic said:
    Given the price hike, I'm told @TomasSystems is planning to drop 2-3 of the LE-B 1270-v6, 64GB, Hybrid & NVMe boxes plus an LE-E.

  • TomasSystemsTomasSystems Member

    @Zeniic said:
    Given the price hike, I'm told @TomasSystems is planning to drop 2-3 of the LE-B 1270-v6, 64GB, Hybrid & NVMe boxes plus an LE-E.

    I had first dibs but got no need for any MOAR

    I've had word, @Zeniic is also dropping some boxes -

    3x (SBG) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 64GB, 2x 960GB NVMe
    1x (GRA) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 128GB, 2x 960GB NVMe
    2x (RBX) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 64GB, 2x 1.92TB NVMe
    4x (LIM) AMD EPYC 7351P, 128GB, 2x 1TB NVMe

    don't think they'll be around for long so id get messaging

    Thanked by 1allthemtings
  • ZeniicZeniic Member

    @TomasSystems said:

    @Zeniic said:
    Given the price hike, I'm told @TomasSystems is planning to drop 2-3 of the LE-B 1270-v6, 64GB, Hybrid & NVMe boxes plus an LE-E.

    I had first dibs but got no need for any MOAR

    I've had word, @Zeniic is also dropping some boxes -

    3x (SBG) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 64GB, 2x 960GB NVMe
    1x (GRA) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 128GB, 2x 960GB NVMe
    2x (RBX) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 64GB, 2x 1.92TB NVMe
    4x (LIM) AMD EPYC 7351P, 128GB, 2x 1TB NVMe

    don't think they'll be around for long so id get messaging

    All 4 EPYC are gone, still got the Xeon E's I am dropping

    Thanked by 1allthemtings
  • NeoonNeoon Community Contributor, Veteran

    @TomasSystems said:

    @Zeniic said:
    Given the price hike, I'm told @TomasSystems is planning to drop 2-3 of the LE-B 1270-v6, 64GB, Hybrid & NVMe boxes plus an LE-E.

    I had first dibs but got no need for any MOAR

    I've had word, @Zeniic is also dropping some boxes -

    3x (SBG) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 64GB, 2x 960GB NVMe
    1x (GRA) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 128GB, 2x 960GB NVMe
    2x (RBX) Intel Xeon E-2288G, 64GB, 2x 1.92TB NVMe
    4x (LIM) AMD EPYC 7351P, 128GB, 2x 1TB NVMe

    don't think they'll be around for long so id get messaging

  • debian3debian3 Member

    @Zeniic is it CA or EU account?

  • ZeniicZeniic Member

    @debian3 said:
    @Zeniic is it CA or EU account?

    All in LV account

  • debian3debian3 Member

    LV?

  • ZeniicZeniic Member

    @debian3 said:
    LV?

    Yes in Latvia. Should transfer to BG

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