Community provider WebHorizon has launched a new NAT-focused brand, NatVPS.net, with service in the Asia Pacific region (Singapore, Hong Kong), Europe (Netherlands, Switzerland, Poland), and the US (Los Angeles and New York).
- Get a 256MB NAT VPS for $7 per year with 4GB of disk space and 500GB of transfer at 1Gbps! Bigger plans available!
Their service includes 20 usage ports + 1 SSH port for ipv4, plus ipv6. You can pay with PayPal, Credit Cards, and crypto.
So what do you do with a NAT VPS? Popular uses include VPNs, VOIP servers, adblock proxies (Pi-Hole, etc.). Their post on LET includes links to some useful guides.
For more info, check out the thread on LowEndTalk:
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Hey Andrew,
Thanks for featuring our new brand on LowEndBox. I appreciate it!
We’ll be adding some more COOL features to the NAT products soon 🙂