BitAccel was first featured here in April 2013 and have been posted a total of six times. BitAccel recently shared with us their new platform, which enables you to deploy custom virtual machine configurations with just a few clicks. The guys over at BitAccel are working around the clock to improve their product and plan to release many large updates and bug fixes to their platform in the coming weeks, including an entirely redesigned customer portal. There are no predefined, cookie-cutter packages—you can fully configure every option of your virtual machine, from OS, to RAM size, to the exact amount of storage space you need.

You can pay for their services using a Credit Card or by adding PayPal credit to your account. After payment is added, you can have your machine deployed in just a few clicks. As always, BitAccel stands by its 7-day moneyback guarantee. BitAccel is located in Dallas, Texas.

The minimum configuration is as follows:

BitAccel has made a pricing calculator available on their main website:

Read more for additional information about their virtual machine creation page, network information and additional features!

Be sure to leave a comment below if you’ve used BitAccel’s service.

Below is a snapshot of their virtual machine creation page, which shows you the price live as you configure your virtual machine.

BitAccel has also provided us a look at their upcoming feature releases in June:

• One-Click Clone VM
• Resize VM
• Virtual Machine Monitoring
• RDNS control

Give them a try and let us know how things go for you in the comments!

Network information:

DC – Carrier-1 Dallas, TX, USA
Test IPv4: 104.255.96.2

Jon Biloh

Jon Biloh is the owner and operator of LowEndBox and LowEndTalk, two of the most recognized platforms in the global web hosting and infrastructure community. With nearly two decades of experience in the IT industry, Jon has spent his career building, growing, and acquiring internet infrastructure companies, with a focus on affordability, transparency, and performance.
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