Yes, freeze price no longer exists.

Whether it's for existing or new VPS contracts, price increases are applied as a fixed percentage. This means that the impact is less pronounced on the more affordable plans.

Now "Permanent Price" just seems like some sort of false advertisement

I bought a root server plan 3 months ago and one of the main selling points that was listed directly below the server specs in large font was "Permanent price"...guess that was total

It’s no surprise that prices are going up.

Price excludes VAT

I read a headline a month ago about ram price setting up to explode. I was laughing without a worry in the world. I don't need ram and had no idea that weeks later it could impact me.

Here the real reason, it would have make them uncompetitive. If I bought a house sometimes ago and the price was lower, is it unfair for those who buy a house today? I understand that's rental, but th

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This has now caused Ram prices to spike 5 times the cost in a couple of months back. Also, the inflation is happening in hard drive and just Nand in general.

There's nothing you can do. 1 T will be spent on AI until 2027. Naturally, the price will rise

Netcup just announced a price hike for existing and new customers:

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Looking to take over someone's FiberState Los Angeles Ryzen 9 9950X server at the old promo price ($129.95/mo with 660TB bandwidth). Will pay a reasonable transfer fee on top.

You are better of just looking at hosts in your price range with unlimited traffic and checking their looking glasses that they have good routes to Telegram.

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💰 Discounted Price : $4.50/month or $49/year

I’m certainly not expecting a blazingly fast VPS that has 99.99% uptime with a SLA and instant customer service replies, but while I do expect that a provider overcharges their nodes at this price poi

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Price: 159.00€/Mo, discounts available with payments in advance