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Looking for VPS – 2GB RAM / 2 vCPU / High bandwidth – EU or US

Hello providers,

I am looking for a budget VPS with the following requirements:

CPU: min. 2 vCPU (2-4)
RAM: min. 2 GB (2-4)
Storage: 20 GB SSD or better
Network: 1 Gbps Intel network preferred
Bandwidth: Unmetered incoming traffic and around 20–30 TB outgoing traffic

Location:
Europe or USA
Preferred locations: Bulgaria or Ashburn (US)

Budget:
$30–$50 per year

KVM virtualization preferred.
Linux OS (Ubuntu/Debian).

Please post your offers here or send me a message.

Thank you.

Comments

  • georgedatacentergeorgedatacenter Member, Host Rep

    4 vCPU
    8GB DDR4
    80 GB NVMe
    Unmetered Bandwidth
    Port 1Gigabit
    1 IPV4 | /64 IPV6
    Backup Manual
    KVM Virtualization
    Ashburn (US)

    $50 / Year

  • @georgedatacenter said:
    4 vCPU
    8GB DDR4
    80 GB NVMe
    Unmetered Bandwidth
    Port 1Gigabit
    1 IPV4 | /64 IPV6
    Backup Manual
    KVM Virtualization
    Ashburn (US)

    $50 / Year

    Thank you very much. 8 GB RAM is already a lot and 80 GB NVMe.

  • SKRIMESKRIME Member, Patron Provider

    Hey funthomaspr,

    We're in the Netherlands and can put together what you need with our EPYC Configurator:

    • 2 Cores (AMD EPYC 7543)
    • 2 GB RAM
    • 20 GB NVMe (RAID 1)
    • Unlimited traffic (outbound only counted), 10 Gbps shared port
    • IPv4 + IPv6 /64
    • KVM, Debian/Ubuntu available

    That comes out to 3.28€/mo with our Spring Sale (30% off, permanent) - roughly 39.36€/year, so within your budget.

    Order: skri.me/epyc-config
    Looking Glass: skrime.eu/network / AS215365

    Thanked by 1lovelyserver
  • @SKRIME said:
    Hey funthomaspr,

    We're in the Netherlands and can put together what you need with our EPYC Configurator:

    • 2 Cores (AMD EPYC 7543)
    • 2 GB RAM
    • 20 GB NVMe (RAID 1)
    • Unlimited traffic (outbound only counted), 10 Gbps shared port
    • IPv4 + IPv6 /64
    • KVM, Debian/Ubuntu available

    That comes out to 3.28€/mo with our Spring Sale (30% off, permanent) - roughly 39.36€/year, so within your budget.

    Order: skri.me/epyc-config
    Looking Glass: skrime.eu/network / AS215365

    "outbound only counted" ?

  • SKRIMESKRIME Member, Patron Provider

    @funthomaspr said:

    @SKRIME said:
    Hey funthomaspr,

    We're in the Netherlands and can put together what you need with our EPYC Configurator:

    • 2 Cores (AMD EPYC 7543)
    • 2 GB RAM
    • 20 GB NVMe (RAID 1)
    • Unlimited traffic (outbound only counted), 10 Gbps shared port
    • IPv4 + IPv6 /64
    • KVM, Debian/Ubuntu available

    That comes out to 3.28€/mo with our Spring Sale (30% off, permanent) - roughly 39.36€/year, so within your budget.

    Order: skri.me/epyc-config
    Looking Glass: skrime.eu/network / AS215365

    "outbound only counted" ?

    Sorry, copy paste error from another offer. Traffic is unlimited - both inbound and outbound, no caps.

    Thanked by 1lovelyserver
  • @SKRIME said:
    Hey funthomaspr,

    We're in the Netherlands and can put together what you need with our EPYC Configurator:

    • 2 Cores (AMD EPYC 7543)
    • 2 GB RAM
    • 20 GB NVMe (RAID 1)
    • Unlimited traffic (outbound only counted), 10 Gbps shared port
    • IPv4 + IPv6 /64
    • KVM, Debian/Ubuntu available

    That comes out to 3.28€/mo with our Spring Sale (30% off, permanent) - roughly 39.36€/year, so within your budget.

    Order: skri.me/epyc-config
    Looking Glass: skrime.eu/network / AS215365

    EPYC Konfigurator
    4.69€ pro Monat? The price will not change for what you write.

  • SKRIMESKRIME Member, Patron Provider

    @funthomaspr said:

    @SKRIME said:
    Hey funthomaspr,

    We're in the Netherlands and can put together what you need with our EPYC Configurator:

    • 2 Cores (AMD EPYC 7543)
    • 2 GB RAM
    • 20 GB NVMe (RAID 1)
    • Unlimited traffic (outbound only counted), 10 Gbps shared port
    • IPv4 + IPv6 /64
    • KVM, Debian/Ubuntu available

    That comes out to 3.28€/mo with our Spring Sale (30% off, permanent) - roughly 39.36€/year, so within your budget.

    Order: skri.me/epyc-config
    Looking Glass: skrime.eu/network / AS215365

    EPYC Konfigurator
    4.69€ pro Monat? The price will not change for what you write.

    Hey, the Spring Sale ended yesterday unfortunately. Regular price for that config is 4.69€/mo. I can meet you in the middle at 3.99€/mo though - DM me and I'll set up a link for you.

  • Unfortunately, there is no deal yet. I am still waiting for your "help".

  • NexOasisNexOasis Member, Host Rep
    edited March 16

    Hi,

    Melbicom can offer the following for 46,8€/year in Sofia:
    CPU 1 core
    RAM 2GB
    Storage 20GB
    Bandwidth up to 1 Gbps. If the monthly quota 5TB is exceeded, the throughput is reduced to 100 Mbps.
    Data transfer Unmetered

    You can take a look here: https://www.melbicom.net/virtualserver/?utm_id=2025_BSTForum100

  • @funthomaspr said:
    Hello providers,

    I am looking for a budget VPS with the following requirements:

    CPU: min. 2 vCPU (2-4)
    RAM: min. 2 GB (2-4)
    Storage: 20 GB SSD or better
    Network: 1 Gbps Intel network preferred
    Bandwidth: Unmetered incoming traffic and around 20–30 TB outgoing traffic

    Location:
    Europe or USA
    Preferred locations: Bulgaria or Ashburn (US)

    Budget:
    $30–$50 per year

    KVM virtualization preferred.
    Linux OS (Ubuntu/Debian).

    Please post your offers here or send me a message.

    Thank you.

    @Rabisu do have vps in bulgaria
    pretty decent servers and support

    Thanked by 1funthomaspr
  • That's a massive amount of bandwidth for a yearly budget under $50. Honestly, most standard budget offers usually cap it much lower to keep the network stable for everyone. Your best bet is to look for providers that specifically focus on high-traffic plans or wait for flash sales. Usually, when you find 20TB+ at this price point, there's a trade-off somewhere else, so just make sure to check recent reviews on their actual port speeds.

    Thanked by 1funthomaspr
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