Selfhosted Supabase is way harder to setup (you need couple of containers), less efficient on low end hardware, althrough its a lot more commonly used so its surely production ready.

I like it, played around with it a little, but Javascript is hard for me to grasp as a newbie.

Yes 55$ + tax is cheap comparing current providers. Without setup fees and lifetime discount is something good to think about this. But as i don't need Dedicated boxes and I prefer their cloud solutio

You have too much imaginary thinking..

I was expecting to buy something under $25 from OVH India DC for myself reason being that I now have 3 servers-

And their India site is colocation like the rest of APAC so standardised racks, Kimsufi Atoms use specialised chassis. They don’t even get deployed to BHS anymore, they’re never going to be put in new

It is €4,35 for 2gb, 2cpu and 40Gb storage, so you get more resources as well. I don't say this v.ps offer is a bad deal, but considering the performance i get it is not something special.

currently we are only using paypal as customers trust paypal more . we are considering indian payment methods also and will be integrated in upcoming weeks

I bought couple of these Ryzen for less then $2100 in US earlier this week

Guessing you go DA do you @Francisco

Not touched it.

@Francisco have you had much dealing with cyberpanel considering using that for WHMCS bit wary as its opensource panel , know im gonna let people moaning here after this dont use opensource lol

If you're just wanting to accept BitCoin, see: https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet

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Hey, what is your pricing for this type of dedicated server if I rent from you? I'm looking for anything under $200.

We're definitely under $250/mo for that combination, and you could BYOIP or rent ours (assuming ~15 IPv4 and not 256) for $1.5/IPv4/mo.

And what if when you scale your priorities will change? You will need bigger disks, maybe you will need 10Gbps? What if in one location you'll need 6 IPs, but in other 40?

You're right about that one. It will take about 4 servers until it breaks even with Hetzner's pricing for IPv4. Then I might start looking for renting /24.

If you know that then heres another question - how does renting 256IPs for $100 total make it more cost effective than renting 10-15 IPs for $2-$3 each? You told that you need just 10-15 per server ea

No, I know that's not possible. that's why I will rent 3 different /24 subnets for each continent.