Take a look in our VPS in Moldova (KVM)

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and while I’m building a customer base, the VPS and IP rental periods will expire, and other issues.

If the plan is to compete with the big dogs (as in sell for pennies) while ideally still turning a profit that's sadly likely the case. Unless you go big or resort to shady tactics it's almost impossi

"Budget" of $200? You can open a small VPN reseller with unlimited bandwidth.

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TLDR: There isn't much you can do outside of scale, which you probably won't archive worrying about $6 on some VPS (it's not like you'll need a ton of hardware outside of maybe strong NICs for proxyin

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Yeah, something like a $12/y VPS hardly makes any profit (if it isn't a loss leader to begin with) even just factoring in IP costs. IP (v4) are a scarce commodity. They don't grow on trees. If you did

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Bro, I mean paying €11/month for the VPS + almost $1 per IP for 10 IPs, or paying $6/month for the VPS + around $1 per IP. The VPS price also matters when scaling.

Yes, it should be enabled on all vps

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/206617/kvm-vps-eu-usa-free-upgrades-ipv4-64-ipv6-virtfusion-instant-setup/p1

Imagine if a provider said they offered a free VPS with 1 core and 1 GB of RAM, but charged a $20 account management fee per year.