TierHive - now in 14 locations, Build your own plan, hourly VPS done different, from $0.000135 /hour

AnthonySmith

https://tierhive.com

Pay Only For What You Use | No Monthly Commitments | Server shut down? - only pay for the storage

TierHive is an attempt to do things differently; it is not enterprise grade, it is not even pretending to be. Please read the about info for transparency: https://tierhive.com/about.php

TierHive offers genuine hourly billed NAT VPS hosting with instant deployment. Build your perfect plan by choosing exactly the resources you need, billed by the hour. Terminate your own VPS any time and stop paying immediately, Shutdown your VPS and ONLY pay for storage, migrate your own servers to other locations or change the resources yourself; no support request required.

Free Startup Credit on Signup - Test Before You Commit
Get started today. Minimum account top-up is only $3, which never expires, can last up to 30 months if the service is powered on, and you also get access to Static Hosting for free with any payment, no extra costs ever!

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Build Your Own Plan - Starting From $0.000135/hour
• Base plan: 128MB RAM + 1GB Disk from $0.000135/hr
• Scale up in increments of 128MB RAM or 1GB Disk
• Choose your CPU priority, IOPS tier, and network speed
• Real-time pricing calculator shows exact hourly costs

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Example Plans:
• Micro: 128MB RAM, 1GB Disk = ~$0.10/month (if ran 24/7)
• Small: 512MB RAM, 5GB Disk = ~$0.40/month (if ran 24/7)
• Compact: 1GB RAM, 10GB Disk = ~$0.81/month (if ran 24/7)
• Standard: 2GB RAM, 25GB Disk = ~$1.69/month (if ran 24/7)

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Locations:
• New York, NY (USA) <--- NEW
• Kansas City, MO (USA)
• Vint Hill, VA (USA)
• Hillsboro, OR (USA)
• Beauharnois (Canada)

• Frankfurt (Germany)
• London (UK)
• Warsaw (Poland)
• Amsterdam (Netherlands)
• Paris (France)
• Roubaix (France)

• Singapore (SG)
• Tokyo (Japan) <--- NEW
• Sydney (Australia)

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Included Services At No Extra Cost:
• Edge Reverse Proxy with Let's Encrypt SSL Termination
• HAProxy Load Balancing & Auto-Failover
• Private /24 Subnet (Meshed Across All Locations)
• Full DHCP Scope Management
• Live Backup Sceduling
• FREE Static Hosting with any purchase.

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1-Click VPS Deployment Recipes: (You can make your own)
WordPress • Laravel • LibreNMS • NextCloud • OpenVPN • Uptime Kuma • Vaultwarden • Baserow • Docker • GRAV CMS • WireGuard • And more!

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Advanced Features:
• Script your own multi-server stack deployments via custom interface
• Each customer gets their own meshed /24 that works across all locations like one big LAN
• Manage your own DHCP Scope options
• PXE/iPXE boot support
• Each VPS can mount up to 2 ISO for installation.
• 1-hour minimum billing

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Why Choose TierHive ?
• True hourly billing - not rounded to monthly
• Instant deployment (under 60 seconds)
• No contracts or hidden fees
• Build exactly the plan you need
• Enterprise features included
• Perfect for cheap dev/test/hobby, seasonal apps, testing, cloud homelab simulation, or 24/7 bots, workers or scripts.

KeqingWangy

Do you have a looking glass?

AnthonySmith

@KeqingWangy said:
Do you have a looking glass?

No, we have free credit on sign up though so you can directly test it.

TemporiousOne

@KeqingWangy said:
Do you have a looking glass?

There's a looking glass recipe on TierHive that you could use with the free credits (or free voucher if you managed to snarf one) to check out the various locations.

djg

Looks great and ... almost ... fits my use case.

I'd like to terminate TLS on my VPS, and have your HAProxy pass traffic by looking at the SNI part of the TLS handshake and then forwarding TCP to my host. Would you consider implementing this?

AnthonySmith

@djg said:
Looks great and ... almost ... fits my use case.

I'd like to terminate TLS on my VPS, and have your HAProxy pass traffic by looking at the SNI part of the TLS handshake and then forwarding TCP to my host. Would you consider implementing this?

Yes we will offer tcp mode hopefully before 2027

runbiscuit

Been enjoying TierHive and mostly lurking but I gotta say Hillsboro and Singapore are performing really well, while Tokyo and Frankfurt have been noticeably laggy. Just migrated the same VM to NYC and its working great now. Love it.
Currently running PHP/Java/Go applications on these nodes, with the database hosted externally.

Real question: What if I want to deploy more than 255 servers? Will this be a limiting factor for us?

AnthonySmith

@runbiscuit said:
Been enjoying TierHive and mostly lurking but I gotta say Hillsboro and Singapore are performing really well, while Tokyo and Frankfurt have been noticeably laggy. Just migrated the same VM to NYC and its working great now. Love it.
Currently running PHP/Java/Go applications on these nodes, with the database hosted externally.

Real question: What if I want to deploy more than 255 servers? Will this be a limiting factor for us?

Right now that's a limit, no one has come close to touch yet.

In beta we will have team accounts where you can have multiple subnets so that will be the solution.

djg

@AnthonySmith said:

@djg said:
Looks great and ... almost ... fits my use case.

I'd like to terminate TLS on my VPS, and have your HAProxy pass traffic by looking at the SNI part of the TLS handshake and then forwarding TCP to my host. Would you consider implementing this?

Yes we will offer tcp mode hopefully before 2027

My use case, FWIW, would be met with something like

frontend https
    bind *:443
    mode tcp
    tcp-request inspect-delay 2s
    tcp-request content reject if { req.ssl_ver 3 }
    use_backend backend_name if { req.ssl_sni -i hostname_1 hostname_2 ... }
    use_backend tls_termination_backend if { req.ssl_sni -i hostname_3 hostname_4 ... }

plus a TCP backend.

Ideally I'd like either usesrc clientip or if that's not possible, PROXY protocol support, so my VPS can see the original source IP.

I use this setup in my homelab, and the tcp mode frontend backs on to both direct TCP backends (for TLS termination on end node) and a PROXY protocol backend that routes straight back into HAProxy for TLS termination within HAProxy.