Thanks for tagging. Officialy there is no stock atm as we are moving forward with colo soon.

Side note: My VPS is cheap indeed but not irresponsibly super-cheap (like $ 5 per year); it is in what I consider the territory in between a (slight) loss-leader to gain better visibility and a cheap

If you're looking for a really cheap, small package, check out our last remaining stock from our Black Friday offering: https://cp.inra.io/store/xeon-vps/bf25-s (19.99€ per year)

are still working great for those "too cheap" prices.

At Host4Fun/H4F.NET we offer cheap and budget web hosting and VPS services.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/202975/tutorial-turn-a-cheap-hdd-storage-vps-into-nvme-speed/p1

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In Sept 2023, I started off with a backup VPS, something cheap with NAT and 1.5 TB storage (works great, more on that later). I don’t even remember how I got it.

Australia is not cheap for anything hosting related but here goes

I never know what it's like for other places. I know a buddy in canada can't really order anything from the US unless it's cheap since there's an additional tax on top of the import fee. He says it en

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They were always cheap unsustainable deals. Mine 1st was 3$/y (368mb ram 7gb hdd 500gb bw) in october 2015 which was online till 3 months ago.. now its in zombie state but i dont think it will come ba

We indeed lease our IPv4 blocks. And then do a BGP session to the isp/location where we rent our colocation space. Like a lot of other providers do aswel.

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The IPs are clearly leased, so you don't own one of the main and most expensive assets of your business. That has nothing to do with who you have colo with.

In the latter case, Xeon E3/E5 hardware is long past its depreciable value and is practically 'free' for hosts to deploy, meaning only colocation costs matter. Using a high-density multi-node chassis

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It doesn't need to be numerical. Super cheap.

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