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BF - Revuelto - NVME VPS - I188 - $7.37 USD/Y -> Annual billing: $88.00/year
Sirius B - NVME VPS - IPV6 Only - G2 (Annual Prepay Special) - $12 USD/Y -> Annual billing: $70.40/year
Pioneer XNova - Storage 5TB - I125 - G2 - $110 USD/Y -> Annual billing: $171.60/year
I'll probably keep the pioneer, but the others... RIP. It's been a good run!
Do increased prices take affect after the current billing period or immediately? I hope it's the former, so I'll have some time to find an alternative and migrate my data.
Current billing period isn't affected at all. New price takes effect at renewal
At least, that's what my email said
The way prices have been increased, it seems, like others, hostc also wants the lowend people to say good bye to the services to make room for the medium end and high ends.
from $60 to $180.... that's a 200% increase (the highest rise among the providers).
At least I have 11 months left on my service to wait and see how market changes. Maybe a 5TB storage VPS will be cheaper in 2027? (lol)
Yeah I still don't understand how prices of existing services can increase by that much remember this is already second price hike of 5tb vps
This is sad news, a price increase of over 3.3x. I think it's time to leave. Does anyone have any good options?
My VPS is 5TB disk + 20TB bandwidth + 4GB RAM (originally 2GB I think? I paid for some upgrade later), I don't think the original $45/year actually covers that even back in 2024
price hike is understandable but 200% over the existing price.... it is disappointing.
old price $14.00 USD year
new price $123.20/year
good joke
this guy : __a băut apa la pui ?
Genuine question, how can pricing for existing hardware get 3x more expensive?
Mine's (Nimitz CVN-68) gone from $90 - $130 - $338.80. got it in 2024 at $90 so will be an increase in a 3 year period of 276%.
Guess it's time to buy some storage and selfhost my comics
Looks like the Pioneer G2 didn't last that long either. The end is nigh.
It cannot but shhhhh...let's keep it a secret. Other prices can though like electricity, taxes etc
Wait! Will the price of salty popcorn increase too by 500% like @host_c did?
they also added the fuel prices to the bill and lets not forget the summer holiday in Greece for the whole family
Yes yes, it will because of AI bubble, did not you hear?
Provider increase prices by a hefty amount, majority of customers cancel, provider still has to pay for nodes sat empty, no one pays the new price, provider deadpools
The story for the coming months across the board, strap in
Reguards
customer who cancel buy popcorn with money and laughs about the one who didn't cancel. happy story !
Bananas are also included in this story... Right?
Always.
what ? do you guys have money left to buy bananas ?
I need potassium. Potatoes are too expensive, even in Romania where @host_c is keeping the servers.
Also, there are ~8 services that will be decommissioned at their current billing end, as for those the price increase was even higher. Those will be sent out today.
Remeber, all IPV6 services will be ended, no exceptions. And i highly doubt that we will ever revive that soon.
True to some extent, yet at 0.7KW / node, It is more feasible if we keep them powered down for the moment and just not bother with expense, ip leases, payment fees, accounting, spare parts, software licenses and whatever in the mix.
As in general, depending on your service, storage wise, you end up on the 2.5-4 USD / TB / MO at current market prices.
I highly recommend to use the cancellation button, as prices for recurring invoices will get updated starting today.
I also appreciate the civil matter some of you took the news.
This is a company wide shift in direction guys, it is what it is, but what got us here will not take us further under the current conditions.
I will probably stick to my $1.3/TB/m deal then, luckily valid until 2028.
Greece is like a two-hour drive from where they live. Kerosene for the private jet is expensive tho