C8
8 GB memory
- shared vCPU2
- NVMe80 GB
€6 / month
€0.0082 / hour
Cloud servers
Cloud servers that come up in about a minute on our high-memory hardware. Billed by the hour, capped at 730 hours a month; you pay for what you use. Same infrastructure, same network, same account.
- Ready in about a minute
- Hourly billing, monthly cap
- No traffic limit
Plans
See what it will cost before you start
Estimated cost
Hours running this month200 hours
27%of cap
You pay this month
€3.01
€0.0151 / hour
Cap at 730 hours: €11
Billed for as long as the server exists. A stopped server keeps its disk and IP address and keeps billing; delete the server to stop charges.
How hourly billing works
- Every hour. For every hour the server exists, the plan's hourly price is taken from your balance.
- The meter stops at hour 730. Once a server reaches 730 hours in a month, charges stop; a month never costs more than the monthly cap.
- Deleting ends it. Charges stop the moment you delete the server. Stopping is not enough: a stopped server keeps its disk and IP address, so it keeps billing.
Images and apps
Pick an operating system or install an app in one click; app images state the minimum memory they need.
Ubuntu 24.04
Operating system · at least 1 GB
Debian 13
Operating system · at least 1 GB
Open WebUI
App · at least 4 GB
More on the way
Database and automation images are on the way.
With every cloud server
Specifications
- Network
- One IPv4 address and rDNS with every server; more on request. No traffic limit.
- Access
- SSH key install; power control and reinstall from the console; API access.
- Installation
- Up in about a minute. Operating system images and one-click apps: Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 13, Open WebUI.
- Billing
- Hourly, taken from your balance; capped at the monthly price after 730 hours. A stopped server keeps billing, deleting it stops the charge.
- Support
- Support requests answered within one business day; published maintenance and incident notices appear in the console.
How it works
Dedicated or cloud?
Both run on the same infrastructure and the same network. The difference: a physical server is yours alone; a cloud server starts in minutes on shared CPUs.
| Dedicated | Cloud | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Within hours | About a minute |
| Billing | Monthly, no commitment | Hourly with a monthly cap |
| Resources | A physical server, yours alone | Shared vCPU, dedicated memory and disk |
| Memory | 128 GB – 1.5 TB | 8 – 64 GB |
| Disk | SSD, SAS or NVMe, per order | NVMe |
| Console | KVM and serial console | Reinstall and power control |
| Good for | Databases, virtualisation, compliance, heavy load | Web apps, APIs, testing, small services |
About cloud servers
How does hourly billing work?
Every hour a cloud server exists, its hourly price is taken from your balance. After 730 hours in a month the meter stops, so a full month never costs more than the monthly cap.
Am I charged while a server is stopped?
Yes. A stopped server keeps its disk and its IP address, so it is billed at the same rate. Delete it to stop paying.
How fast does a server come up?
In about a minute. The IP address and access details appear in the console; your SSH key is added during installation.
Which images are available?
Operating system images and one-click apps; every app image states the minimum memory it needs. The list is in the Images section above.
Are traffic and an IP included?
Every cloud server comes with one IPv4 address; there is no traffic limit.
How do I pay?
Top up your balance by credit card or bank transfer; server fees are deducted from the balance. A receipt is issued for every top-up and a statement for every usage period.
Your first server, ready in a minute
Create an account, add balance, pick a plan. Charges stop when you delete the server, not when you stop it.