Hetzner with 4GB ram would cost you 5.83 EUR or netcup 5.29 EUR monthly. SendGrid would allow you to send 100 emails/day for free and SES is only $0.10 / 1K emails.

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Hetzner auction servers or Netcup root servers, both will cost around 30 euros.

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This is what you get from netcup if you want clean IP for a newly created vps: https://ibb.co/SKpGYVs

Definitely true, The missing thing in Hetzner is the option to upload/use your own raw images (something I have to say was the only reason was I was sticking to netcup), they currently only allow to i

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Costs are equal or bigger with netcup when you eventually fail to "comply" with their terms and "late fees" will start pushing you via collection agencies. Why shou

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Just avoid netcup at all cost. There is no reason to use their services when there is Hetzner.

You really need to be careful with the small print in those contracts. Even after I paid late fees to NetCup (many times the original, admittedly very low, yearly price), they invoiced me again with a

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so true! this is my unhappy ending with netcup

With Hetzner & Netcup though, the DE market is probably not the easiest one to start in. If your rack is in a good DC, well connected and you're not in a hurry to fill up the node (which sound

HM: Hetzner, Netcup, First-Root, Hosthatch, Avoro, PHP-Friends, Leaseweb, Arubacloud, leapswitch, GreenCloudVPS ...

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