$5.63 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-10-V6- Core
- 1
- RAM
- 1 GB
- Storage
- 10 GB
- Bandwidth
- 200 GB
- Port
- 10 Gbps
- No IPv4 — an extra address isn't available right now
Every plan below can be ordered today. Prices are per month in USD.
$5.63 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-10-V6$6.88 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-10$8.13 USD/mo
GP1.1-1-15$13.14 USD/mo
GP1.1-2-20$15.64 USD/mo
GP1.2-2-40$18.14 USD/mo
GP1.2-2-40-PRO$18.14 USD/mo
GP1.2-4-50$25.65 USD/mo
GP1.3-4-60$38.17 USD/mo
GP1.4-8-80$69.45 USD/mo
GP1.6-16-160$125.77 USD/mo
GP1.8-32-320$250.92 USD/mo
GP1.16-64-640$501.22 USD/mo
GP1.32-128-1TEach plan's traffic allowance is counted per calendar month, traffic in and out together. A server ordered partway through a month gets a smaller allowance for that first month.
Seattle is a United States location in North America, making it a considered option for websites and applications intended for audiences in the country and the wider region. Choosing a VPS in Seattle can help you place your service in a location that reflects where your users, team or business activity are based. It is a practical choice when your deployment needs are centred on North American use without making assumptions about traffic patterns or resource requirements.
These metered Seattle VPS plans are designed for sites and applications with low to moderate traffic, where clear monthly allowances can support predictable spending. Plans start at $5.63 USD per month and range from 1 core to 32 cores, 1 GB to 128 GB of memory, and 10 GB to 1 TB of SSD storage. Monthly traffic allowances range from 200 GB to 51.2 TB, so you can select capacity that matches expected use and pay with a defined allowance in mind. A 10 Gbps network port is included, and IPv6 is available for deployments that need it. This approach can suit smaller sites, development environments, business tools and applications whose traffic is easier to estimate from month to month.
Start with the resources and traffic allowance that fit your current workload, then review your needs as the site or application develops. A metered VPS can provide a straightforward basis for budgeting when traffic remains within a planned range. Seattle plans give you a choice of compute, memory and SSD storage combinations without requiring you to select more capacity than your project calls for. Whether you are launching a new service or moving an existing workload, you can choose a plan around the resources you expect to use.
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