TierHive | 1.5 GB Ram + 15 GB Disk = $15 p/year | Hourly VPS | Build your own plan | FREE to try.

AnthonySmith

Go here and play with the sliders, build your own package: TierHive

Example plan $1.25 p/month equivalent ($0.001381 per hour)

vCPU: 1
RAM: 1.5 GB
NVMe: 15 GB
Free: SQL Offloading
Free: Round Robin or Failover or Sticky Routing load balancer.
Free: SSL Termination.
Free: Email Relay Service.
Free: Scripted deployment Library, store your own or use public ones.
Link: https://tierhive.com/#calculator

Not going to be using it for a while? take a backup, delete it, stop paying immediately, only a 1-hour minimum is required.

Pricing:
vCPU: 1vCPU for upto 2048MB then anything over gets 2vCPU
Ram: 128MB upto 4096MB - 128mb incrememnts
Disk (NVMe): 1GB upto 50GB - 1GB Increments
Disk (HDD): 1GB upto 4000GB - 1GB increments
Disk (Network): 1GB upto 100GB - 1GB Increments

Free HAProxy, Load balancing, Failover, SSL, SQL Offload, Email relay

Actual hourly billing with 1 hour minimum

Meshed NAT, each user gets a /24 from 10.0.0.0/8 you can use your /24 over all locations and all your VPS can talk to each other over the mesh no matter the location.

For the rest of February, the minimum top-up is $3 instead of $5, credit never expires, services auto stop when you run out, you have around 3 days to recover, after that they are deleted, we auto cancel debt, so you will never owe anything.

We are privacy-focused, we don't want your ID or personal details, the free trial credit does not require a credit card or validation, its enough to get you running for a few hours or a few days or weeks, depending on what you deploy.

Locations:

• Canada East
• Kansas, MO, USA
• London, UK
• Frankfurt, DE

You can self-migrate your own server in most instances. Big HDD storage is only available in London right now, working on S3 compatibility before we also roll out big storage in the USA.

Cheers!

yoursunny

@AnthonySmith said:
credit never expires

What happens to 90-day inactive accounts with no running service but non-zero credits?

AnthonySmith

@yoursunny said:

@AnthonySmith said:
credit never expires

What happens to 90-day inactive accounts with no running service but non-zero credits?

They remain active.

WSS

I really want to try cramming my legacy shit in lower use service, but I've become complacent since moving everything to KVMs a decade ago. I know it's plausible to run IPv6 and proxying through for various services (http/https), but I still haven't figured out how to handle nameservice translation for IPv4.

lgsin

It would be convenient if there is a looking glass page for testing network routes.

AnthonySmith

@lgsin said:
It would be convenient if there is a looking glass page for testing network routes.

Ok I will add it to the list