A few days ago, AllHost shared a nice price on a 2GB VPS in Coventry, UK.
Check this out:
EPYC 1-2-32
- 1 vCPU (EPYC Genoa 9454P/9554)
- 2GB DDR5 ECC RAM
- 32GB NVMe Storage
- 5TB Monthly Bandwidth (8 Gbit uplink)
- Deal Price: £20 / YEAR ($27) recurring with coupon: 20250818EPYC220
- Location: Coventry, UK
- Click to order (GBP) (USD)
Love it! Lots of RAM and bandwidth for a low price.
Plus this is backed with a 72-hour money-back guarantee.
But What There’s More!
Would you like 2 vCPUs on that? Or 64GB of storage instead of 32GB? Then you need to pop over to the LowEndTalk thread, where you can learn how to get either of those bonuses for free!
Need a BGP session or bring-your-own-IP announcement? Available for a £25.00 set-up charge.
Read more on the thread about their policies, and to see their Looking Glass. And be sure to check out their web site, read more about them, and review their policies.
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Great service! Free upgrades and BGP support with reasonable setup fee, great for anyone who needs high performance!