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JOB 01 · CHEAP VPS · AS212345

A cheap VPS that still answers support tickets

The Nano costs €1.90 per month on a twelve-month term, billed once. That is not a teaser rate that triples at renewal — it is the rate, and renewal is never quoted above it. The catch is the size, and the size is honest.

Recommended build

Recommended build

I Nano

€1.90/mo

Nano · 12-month term · billed €22.80 once

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Round trip from Frankfurt

Düsseldorf4 ms
Zurich6 ms
Paris6 ms
Amsterdam7 ms

SPEC · 4 SHEETS

What this workload needs

Four properties that matter for this job, and how the recommended plan covers each one.

01

Cheap because of the term, not because of the corners

Six- and twelve-month prepaid terms remove churn, and churn is what marketing budgets and billing teams are built on. You are not paying for a sales force; you are paying for a server.

02

Full root, same hypervisor as the big plans

The Nano is not a shared-hosting account wearing a VPS costume. Dedicated vCPU, 2 GB of DDR5, 25 GB of Gen4 NVMe, a real IPv4 and a routed /64, all on the same EPYC hosts as the Monolith.

03

A refund window instead of a sales pitch

If a Nano disappoints you in the first 72 hours, you get the full amount back in the asset you paid with, at the day-of-purchase rate. No form, no reason field, no retention call.

04

The network is the same everywhere

2 Tbit/s of monthly traffic on a 1 Gbit/s port, unmetered inbound, always-on volumetric DDoS filtering — the cheap plan does not get the leftover network.

DATA SHEET · CONDENSED

The short version

The catch
One vCPU on a 3:1 oversubscribed host (fair-share) is not for latency-critical or CPU-bound work. Budget for a Micro or Base if the load graph grows legs.
What is included
Full root, 25 GB NVMe, 2 TB traffic, dedicated IPv4 + routed /64 IPv6, VNC console, two free snapshots, standard DDoS filtering.
Support
Engineer-answered tickets, median first response twelve minutes — identical for a €1.90 plan and a €67.90 plan.
Renewal
Nothing auto-renews. When the term ends you can renew at the current rate, which is never above the rate you already pay.
When to size up
Two GB of RAM fills fast. If you are already planning Docker, skip to the Base and save yourself a migration.

FLEET · FIT CHECK

Plans that fit

The recommended plan is marked. Every plan runs every solution — these are just the sizes we would start with.

PART EVPS-NANO · REV. D

I Nano

€1.90/mo

billed €€22.80 once· save 21% vs 6-month

vCPU
1 × EPYC
Memory
2 GB DDR5
Storage
25 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
2 TB
Port
1 Gbit/s

Typically used forSmall website · Personal VPN · DNS or monitoring box · Light cron jobs

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PART EVPS-MICRO · REV. D

II Micro

€3.10/mo

billed €€37.20 once· save 21% vs 6-month

vCPU
2 × EPYC
Memory
4 GB DDR5
Storage
50 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
4 TB
Port
1 Gbit/s

Typically used forDiscord or Telegram bot · Mail server · Home lab jump host · Small website

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PART EVPS-BASE · REV. D

Most chosen

III Base

€5.50/mo

billed €€66.00 once· save 20% vs 6-month

vCPU
4 × EPYC
Memory
8 GB DDR5
Storage
100 GB Gen4 NVMe
Traffic
8 TB
Port
2.5 Gbit/s

Typically used forDocker stack · Nextcloud · Staging server · Game server

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Recommended: Nano in FrankfurtSee all seven plans

Q&A · REV. C

Questions people ask

Four answers per solution, and each one is the same answer support would give you.

Why is it so cheap? What is the trick?
No sales team, no card processing, no identity-verification pipeline to pay for, and six- or twelve-month terms billed once. The numbers work at €1.90 because the customers who leave quietly were never profitable anyway.
Is the €1.90 price real, or does it renew higher?
It is the price. Terms are prepaid and nothing renews automatically; when you do renew, the rate is never above the current one. If a Nano were a loss leader, the 72-hour refund would make it a spectacularly bad one.
What can a Nano actually run?
A small website, a personal WireGuard VPN, DNS, a monitoring box, cron jobs, a single-user Nextcloud at a push. What it cannot run is a busy database or a game server — those need the dedicated-core options above it.
Do I have to pay for support on the cheapest plan?
No. Support is the same for every plan: tickets answered by engineers with a median first response of twelve minutes, plus the 72-hour refund if you are not happy. There is no tier of customer we are polite to by default.