If we lived in a society where IPv6 had full adoption and where hiring support was cheap, $7/year could be doable but barely profitable in a cheap location.

massgrave is good for personal use but if you plan to use in workspace/enterprise its better to get a legit license. You can get them really cheap on a lot of sites ~10$

Nope. A lot of cheap deals are reliable.

Fair Use Policy: While there are no direct limitations, please understand that DDoS-protected traffic is not cheap. By default, there is a soft limit of 2 TB/ 5 TB of traffic per month, after which th

Get it while you can, these are dirt cheap prices! (Image)

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Cheap AF provider don't support premium functions!

I lost interest after reading numerous negative reviews on various forums that went unanswered. You don't seem interested in responding to any of them. It is a cheap price trap

We offer cheap, privacy friendly and reliable servers.

Companies have their own part of the share and they are leasing them at cheap prices now.

Yes, you're right, but I am wondering how many cheap providers would survice in this battle, and looks like budget-friendly VPS offerings could dry up soon.

I do snapshots with hetzner cloud and I recreate VPS/VDS when needed, snapshots are very cheap, and I save A LOT for the cost of the server with this technique.

its pretty cheap

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When a AMD 9950x node costs about ~$3200 that = $250/mo for 12months ROI just to recover the hardware costs. Plus this doesn't include colo/power fees, ddos fees, or IPs/internet fees.

Taking a chance on a LET provider w/ a cheap deal, and then later realizing they offer gold, with their LET offers + in general, is good for consumerism and economics. (Image)

About to go to the motherland and gonna start a small homelab there myself just for the shits and giggles, stuff's pretty cheap there

Servers can be both pricey and cheap. webnx sells a dedi in NYC for $200/m with 12TB nvme. This is pricey, but also cheap because their DC is in 60 Hudson and you'll never find a server with that

I currently have a subscription with SurfShark because it's dirt cheap and [in theory] allows unlimited devices. Their ToS defines "abuse" by fair-use traffic volumes, which works fo

I kind of get where you're coming from, but hey, there are quite a lot of really cheap - and still decent - promos/offers here on LET, which I obviously like.