20TB is the most usable outbound bandwidth he's going to get at that price point (with incoming unmetered), the only other real options upto 3.5 dollars are netcup, Scaleway, BuyVM and OVH, most of wh

I have this neat netcup Black Friday root server that I want to give away.

In fact, even my own HDD based VDS (I chose higher cap but rust over (much) lower cap but SSD) isn't a snail at all. With top class providers like netcup (and presumably BuyVM) one can rely on good ca

netcup wins

Thanks, everyone, for commenting so far! So, despite some negative comments on Netcup billing system, I bought 1 month of the server for giving it a spin. I can even return it within 30 days, and they

I really love BuyVM... But price wise Netcup seems to win easy. I mean, you want to do few stuffs so you need most space you can have and here Netcup is offering you kind of a dedicated.

As for BuyVM I never had a VPS, VDS or dedi with them but from what I've seen and heard I have every reason to believe that BuyVM is a fine provider. But for me the OP question wasn't about company A

exact 300, netcup

The netcup VDS, of course, no question.

Since it was mentioned above that netcup is not a provider fit for production I'd like to concurr. For all I dislike their practices sometimes, they are still a stable provider offering great performa

Netcup is a solid production class provider... no doubts on that, however they are stubborn and too tied up to their "contract" when it comes to adjustments, there is no personal tou

Given the spec difference I'd not hesitate and choose Netcup.

I would 100% agree here. Attitude towards their customers is not great compared to BuyVM. Location and specs are better, but I would not want to host production stuff with netcup personally. Just as a

Netcup still hasn't reached ssdnodes level of overselling fail.

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I'd go with BuyVM, it doesn't take a genius to work out the prices that netcup charge really aren't sustainable without some form of overselling taking place.

I think buyvm would never beat netcup's offer considering the difference of 24gb(~4x) ram and 640gb(~5x) worth of decent disk

If you're running anything in production/company, I'd suggest netcup. Their network is superior and has much better uptime. I was using BuyVM in LV for some months, but had to move my production stuff