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Looks so cheap!good

I took the risk, and pre-ordered a vps luckily they are pretty cheap. Is this pre-order just for growth, or is this going to be your business model permanently?

If you live where there is no cold and dark winter and utilizing solar power - than yes, it is absolutely reasonable to spin some dell or hp units. Basically - if you get cheap power, spin servers, if

Electricity is expensive here, and that's one of the main points of not being totally worth it, but for me, it's better to run heavy apps and stuff on my home servers than hosting it with any provider

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cheap VPS != budget of $10-30 for server per month

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Electricity is cheap here but its not reliable but I can deploy solar, but there is some more issues like internet cost and its reliability.

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If you got some money that you want to invest, the best option is to check what location suits you best & then find hardware vendors close to that location, saves you in shipping (a lot). If y

* I am from a indian Village so there are frequent power outages, but the price of electricity is very cheap.

I don't think there is any benefit from doing it from home. There are many datacenters where power and colocation are very cheap.

None the less, I am releasing the hopper 4tb host c in a day or two. $16 per quarter. A little bit costly than pioneer but still very cheap compared to others. Let me know if you want.

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Hello! Does anyone know cheap VPS with 1Gbps bandwidth? I need several European Continental servers with minimum traffic of 5-10 TB. And preferably with a channel that isn't congested (Image)

Most of the time the cheap deals are 'out of stock', but if you check it often, probably will be able to grab one..