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Netcup price increase (September 2026)

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  • I wonder where the breaking point is, because prices keep going up while the service gets worse, the network goes down often, and support takes an average of eight days to reply to emails (something the CEO himself recently admitted on the forum).

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  • NameBigNameBig Member, Patron Provider

    @buggedout said:

    @NameBig said:

    @nghialele said:
    At this rate next year im sign out of the internet and live in cave .

    I'll be a kind neighbor to you.

    ~Vikas

    I will manage namebig for you !!

    Believe me, you'll also become my neighbor in a week. I'll reserve a cave for you.

    ~Vikas

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  • @nghialele said:
    At this rate next year im sign out of the internet and live in cave .

    GREAT

  • we're fucked

    and I really wanted to buy a VPS the other day, I don't know why I didn't do it

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  • MikeAMikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

    Prices still seem good for their root server (which are dedicated/guaranteed resources). If you don't need dedicated resources their normal VPS are still cheap. 16GB RAM for 14 euro/mo.. definitely no need for anyone to be concerned unless I'm misunderstanding something.

  • @MikeA said:
    Prices still seem good for their root server (which are dedicated/guaranteed resources). If you don't need dedicated resources their normal VPS are still cheap. 16GB RAM for 14 euro/mo.. definitely no need for anyone to be concerned unless I'm misunderstanding something.

    You are looking at their VPS Lite prices (old cpu).

    Normal VPS with 16GB on a monthly contract is €26.01 + VAT.

    RS with 16GB €39.33 + VAT.

    The good part is that existing contracts are renewed at the old price.

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  • Existing contracts remain unchanged (= they will not be increased)

    Thank God~~~for the new price, i need pay another 50 euros per month

  • @rpqu said: It's over

    I have never angry thanked someone so fast in my life.

  • weird, their website states; "At netcup, cost transparency and reliability are our top priorities. Our prices are calculated fairly and clearly right from the start - with no hidden fees. They remain unchanged even after the first year."

  • Now it's > @xvps said:

    @MikeA said:
    Prices still seem good for their root server (which are dedicated/guaranteed resources). If you don't need dedicated resources their normal VPS are still cheap. 16GB RAM for 14 euro/mo.. definitely no need for anyone to be concerned unless I'm misunderstanding something.

    You are looking at their VPS Lite prices (old cpu).

    Normal VPS with 16GB on a monthly contract is €26.01 + VAT.

    RS with 16GB €39.33 + VAT.

    The good part is that existing contracts are renewed at the old price.

    Well, if you select monthly contract and a specific location (i.e. DE/Nurmberg) it is 53,83 € incl VAT.

    Way too much. I'll keep my old RS, but if they also triple the price aligning to the new G12.5, I'll leave for sure. Also new storage is only 265GB (instead of 1TB), which I think is not enough for most customers.

  • @ehab said:

    @itzsenu said:
    Imagine telling someone in 2024 that RAM would become the expensive part of a VPS.

    imagine someone in 2008 telling bitcoine goes 100k

    or imagine someone would tell @ehab will be the LET sex symbol !

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  • Ou Vi Eich!

  • lnxlnx Patron Provider, Veteran

    It looks like their servers use DDR5 which is about $34 - 36/GB. So this 4GB entry level server would take about 8 months to break even and that's just for the RAM portion. There are other costs associated too. I think their prices are reasonable for the newest generation CPU and RAM.

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  • @lnx said:
    It looks like their servers use DDR5 which is about $34 - 36/GB. So this 4GB entry level server would take about 8 months to break even and that's just for the RAM portion. There are other costs associated too. I think their prices are reasonable for the newest generation CPU and RAM.

    maybe they can sell "old" CPU and RAM for "old" price, my old RS ( G11 iv ) are working fine for years, and i don't need the "newest" CPU and RAM for "newest" price

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  • ksekse Member

    @lnx said:
    It looks like their servers use DDR5 which is about $34 - 36/GB. So this 4GB entry level server would take about 8 months to break even and that's just for the RAM portion.

    Yeah ram and flash storage prices just got insane.
    Like one 128GB memory module easily costs like 4500€ on the market (I had to do with a server vendor lately, they told me list prices of 5 digits per 96GB DIMM). And that's the "oh I better should be fast to get it" price. The market is sold out. It's hard to get hundreds or thousands of those.

    You need for those AMD CPUs anyway 12 or 24 dimms for optimal performance. So memory alone is 50k nowadays. Add enough flash Storage.

    I guess for just the storage and memory of one server you could buy a Porsche

    And the next big challenge is the Iran war with the strait of hormus.
    Oil prices are also going up. That will significantly increase logistic prices to ship the hardware from China around the world.

    Also oil prices will have an effect on electricity production and on the long term, electricity prices will also go up.

    Let us hope that china is not going to invade Taiwan, otherwise if TSMC gets into trouble there... I don't want to think about the consequences of TSMC unable to produce...

    The currently deployed branch of "Earth - Simulation of Mankind" is just a very shitty one

  • First things first:

    Existing contracts remain unchanged (= they will not be increased), and you can still upgrade them at the old price (see "Benefits for existing contracts" for details).

    Is an increase planned for existing contracts?

    No. We have deliberately kept a small hardware buffer free so that we can draw spare parts from it.

    Okay, no need to read further :p

  • zedzed Veteran

    @rdes said:
    I wonder where the breaking point is, because prices keep going up while the service gets worse, the network goes down often, and support takes an average of eight days to reply to emails (something the CEO himself recently admitted on the forum).

    lol wow, why are people so hype about them?

  • I hereby reserve all rights to the following LET thread titles:

    • Hetzner price increase October 2026
    • Reliablesite price increase November 2026
    • Ionos price increase November 2026
    • Netcup price increase February 2027
    • Leaseweb price increase January 2027 (the same procedure as every year)
    • (all the other companies I have missed) price increase in February 2027

    and

    • crazy $10/month Flash sale of KS-LE-{1...5} Kimsufi servers by OVH before BF in November 2026 is live
  • fohadeelfohadeel Member

    Thank goodness I didn't sell my idlers.

  • coldcold Member

    if we stop buying and their socks keep growing, guess what will happen ?

  • WilliamWilliam Veteran
    edited 12:28PM

    Anexia is overdoing their purchases and runs into the ground.
    Alex likes to play big CEO with his tower in Klagenfurt but on scale Anexia is nothing.

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