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BuyVM.net: Price Adjustments

yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate
in News

Hello Everyone,

This email is to inform you of price changes on BuyVM's VPS plans.

We've never raised prices in all the years we've operated, and have eaten every data-center & bandwidth provider increase. Most of these have been fairly small, usually pinned to inflation, but over the past 6 months we've been hit with >15% hikes from most of our facilities. With that, we'll be adjusting your plans during the next renewal (though, no earlier than July 1st) to the following:

Plan Specs Existing Price Revised Price for Existing Services Revised Price for New Services
KVM Slice 512 512MB RAM, 10GB SSD $2 $2.50 $3
KVM Slice 1024 1GB RAM, 20GB SSD $3.50 $4.50 $5
KVM Slice 2048 2GB RAM, 40GB SSD $7 $8.50 $10
KVM Slice 4096 4GB RAM, 1 Dedicated CPU Core $15 $17 $20
KVM Slice 8GB 8GB RAM, 2 Dedicated CPU Cores $30 $34 $38
KVM Slice 12GB 12GB RAM, 3 Dedicated CPU Cores $45 $50 $56
KVM Slice 16GB 16GB RAM, 4 Dedicated CPU Cores $60 $66 $75
KVM Slice 20GB 20GB RAM, 5 Dedicated CPU Cores $75 $83 $95
KVM Slice 24GB 24GB RAM, 6 Dedicated CPU Cores $90 $100 $115
KVM Slice 28GB 28GB RAM, 7 Dedicated CPU Cores $105 $116 $130
KVM Slice 32GB 32GB RAM, 8 Dedicated CPU Cores $120 $132 $145

We want to reassure you that our commitment to quality remains unchanged. In fact, we continue to invest in enhancing our services and delivering the best possible experience for our community. We truly value your trust and support, and we remain dedicated to serving you every step of the way. If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. You're requested not to reply back to this email as its sent from an un-monitored mailbox, https://my.frantech.ca/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=25 via our ticket portal instead.

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Regards,
https://buyvm.net/

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  • conceptconcept Member

    Nice that for people with existing services get a small discount from the new customers.

  • allthemtingsallthemtings Member, Megathread Squad

    24 > 36$ for 1 Core 512MB @emgh @beanman109

    Back when prices were sane and everything felt simpler, I had this little VPS that somehow did it all. It wasn’t powerful by today’s standards—just a few cores, barely any RAM—but it was reliable in a way that felt almost personal. I knew every process running on it, every config tweak, every late-night restart after pushing something risky. It hosted projects that mattered, experiments that failed, and ideas that actually worked. Now, with prices climbing and everything feeling more disposable, I catch myself missing that box—not for what it could do, but for what it represented: control, freedom, and a time when building things online felt a bit more within reach.

    Its been a blast BuyVM, this is where we go our separate ways

  • LeviLevi Member

    When provider adjust pricing, customer should adjust their buying habits. Then provider quickly re-adjust pricing again.

    Always vote with your wallet. Ignorance and apathy brings greed.

  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran
    edited May 6

    What about slab pricing and other addons like DDoS protected IPs?

    I checked their Discord, that's not increasing.

    Thanked by 1let_rocks
  • adanforestadanforest Member

    Ticket response lazy nowadays.

    Thanked by 2brueggus wemanageit
  • Is Francisco no longer affiliated with BuyVM?

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran
    edited May 6

    I hate the idea of the hike but I understand why. Every DC we are in has hiked rates by 15 to 30% in the past yesr or so. When I still owned the company I was eating all of that, we honestly never did a price increase, only ever a decrease.

    It’s not fair to him to expect him to eat all of them given some DCs are taking this as a good time to dig in on power and such in the name of AI.

    @alectrocute said:
    Is Francisco no longer affiliated with BuyVM?

    I’m around and still handle anything higher level support. Hannan asked me to take on a bit extra but we will see how I am for spare time after crane work.

    Im not in tickets but to be honest ive always been pretty bad at that part.

    @MannDude said:
    What about slab pricing and other addons like DDoS protected IPs?

    I checked their Discord, that's not increasing.

    Correct, addons and things like that stay the same.

    Francisco

  • admaxadmax Member, Megathread Squad

    Oh no

    Thanked by 1rpqu
  • RoosterkidRoosterkid Member

    Time to say goodbye :(

    Thanked by 3sillycat kuroit renewed
  • RubbenRubben Member

    suddenly @MannDude pricing looks just a tiny bit less insane (not much)

  • skimply153skimply153 Member

    Now I suddenly feel less bad about not being able to grab one of those swiss slices.

  • JabJabJabJab Member

    @MannDude said: I've got 19 VMs there.

    With that kind of amount I think you should start your own company and start selling!

    Oh, wait.

  • @allthemtings said:
    24 > 36$ for 1 Core 512MB @emgh @beanman109

    Back when prices were sane and everything felt simpler, I had this little VPS that somehow did it all. It wasn’t powerful by today’s standards—just a few cores, barely any RAM—but it was reliable in a way that felt almost personal. I knew every process running on it, every config tweak, every late-night restart after pushing something risky. It hosted projects that mattered, experiments that failed, and ideas that actually worked. Now, with prices climbing and everything feeling more disposable, I catch myself missing that box — not for what it could do, but for what it represented: control, freedom, and a time when building things online felt a bit more within reach.

    Low-end allure :heartbreak:

    Thanked by 1allthemtings
  • lpnlpn Member

    I have couple of machines that I am using and couple that are just idling and it looks like I won't be renewing the idling ones. I am too lazy to look for new ones now :) I didn't receive the email though (yes, checked the spam)

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @lpn said: I have couple of machines that I am using and couple that are just idling and it looks like I won't be renewing the idling ones. I am too lazy to look for new ones now I didn't receive the email though (yes, checked the spam)

    Email is still sending. WHMCS is a bit slow in how it batches.

    Francisco

  • adanforestadanforest Member

    @Francisco said:

    @lpn said: I have couple of machines that I am using and couple that are just idling and it looks like I won't be renewing the idling ones. I am too lazy to look for new ones now I didn't receive the email though (yes, checked the spam)

    Email is still sending. WHMCS is a bit slow in how it batches.

    Francisco

    SMTP/Email have issue since week, I was got invoice on clientarea but no email since now in my inbox.

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran
    edited May 6

    @adanforest said:
    SMTP/Email have issue since week, I was got invoice on clientarea but no email since now in my inbox.

    Unrelated. The issue you had stemmed from the Stripe changes we made. Those changes made WHMCS crap its pants so it was failing before it would complete emails/invoice charging/etc.

    Francisco

  • adanforestadanforest Member

    @Francisco said:

    @adanforest said:
    SMTP/Email have issue since week, I was got invoice on clientarea but no email since now in my inbox.

    Unrelated. The issue you had stemmed from the Stripe changes we made. Those changes made WHMCS crap its pants so it was failing before it would complete emails/invoice charging/etc.

    Francisco

    Well, sometimes ticket system email also take time to in my inbox.
    and i have question about price hike

    If I renew or pay in advance for my VPS for one year before July 1st, will the renewal be charged at the current price ($3.50), or will the revised price ($4.50) apply?

  • FranciscoFrancisco Top Host, Host Rep, Veteran

    @adanforest said: If I renew or pay in advance for my VPS for one year before July 1st, will the renewal be charged at the current price ($3.50), or will the revised price ($4.50) apply?

    >

    If you renew now you'll keep it at the rate you're at. any renewals after July 1st will be the adjusted pricing.

    Francisco

    Thanked by 2adanforest Hannan
  • FubukiboxFubukibox Member

    $3.50 to $5.. wtf, ig im still paying $3.50/mo ($21/6mo). nothing's cheap no more

  • jendeukjendeuk Member

    Been with them since 2020 guess it’s time to move on :)

  • slowserversslowservers Member, Host Rep

    @allthemtings said:

    24 > 36$ for 1 Core 512MB @emgh @beanman109

    Back when prices were sane and everything felt simpler, I had this little VPS that somehow did it all. It wasn’t powerful by today’s standards—just a few cores, barely any RAM—but it was reliable in a way that felt almost personal. I knew every process running on it, every config tweak, every late-night restart after pushing something risky. It hosted projects that mattered, experiments that failed, and ideas that actually worked. Now, with prices climbing and everything feeling more disposable, I catch myself missing that box—not for what it could do, but for what it represented: control, freedom, and a time when building things online felt a bit more within reach.

    Its been a blast BuyVM, this is where we go our separate ways

    Was that written by you or by AI?

  • LEBUserJoeLEBUserJoe Member

    Can someone explain this mass price increase?

    I get it lot of things have higher operating costs, but existing services? existing hardware that’s already paid? assuming the 15% increase is mainly discussing the increased hardware costs? it’s not been made clear what makes up this 15%

    Why punish your existing customer base?

    Thanked by 1titus
  • aphexaphex Member

    @LEBUserJoe said: existing hardware that’s already paid

    Strait of HVAC

    Thanked by 1wemanageit
  • davidedavide Member

    @Roosterkid said:
    Time to say goodbye :(

  • angstromangstrom Moderator

    @allthemtings said:

    Back when prices were sane and everything felt simpler, I had this little VPS that somehow did it all. It wasn’t powerful by today’s standards—just a few cores, barely any RAM—but it was reliable in a way that felt almost personal. I knew every process running on it, every config tweak, every late-night restart after pushing something risky. It hosted projects that mattered, experiments that failed, and ideas that actually worked. Now, with prices climbing and everything feeling more disposable, I catch myself missing that box—not for what it could do, but for what it represented: control, freedom, and a time when building things online felt a bit more within reach.

    Its been a blast BuyVM, this is where we go our separate ways

    Please don't post AI-generated comments

  • FubukiboxFubukibox Member

    @LEBUserJoe said:
    Can someone explain this mass price increase?

    I get it lot of things have higher operating costs, but existing services? existing hardware that’s already paid? assuming the 15% increase is mainly discussing the increased hardware costs? it’s not been made clear what makes up this 15%

    Why punish your existing customer base?

    New users get new prices while existing ones keep the same prices locked i think

  • allthemtingsallthemtings Member, Megathread Squad

    @angstrom said:

    @allthemtings said:

    Back when prices were sane and everything felt simpler, I had this little VPS that somehow did it all. It wasn’t powerful by today’s standards—just a few cores, barely any RAM—but it was reliable in a way that felt almost personal. I knew every process running on it, every config tweak, every late-night restart after pushing something risky. It hosted projects that mattered, experiments that failed, and ideas that actually worked. Now, with prices climbing and everything feeling more disposable, I catch myself missing that box—not for what it could do, but for what it represented: control, freedom, and a time when building things online felt a bit more within reach.

    Its been a blast BuyVM, this is where we go our separate ways

    Please don't post AI-generated comments

    But AI generated provider advertising posts is fine

    Got it!

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