DediRock: Storage Wars Returns! Cheap Storage in New York!
Jan 21, 2026 @ 7:00 am
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Who doesn’t need more storage? MOAR!
Whether it’s for roll-your-own cloud storage, backups from home, backups for your VPS, some massive database or object storage, or a million other things, storage VPSes are always in demand. They’re less expensive than dedicated servers stuffed with drives, and a lot of time if all you’re doing is streaming bytes, you don’t need all the horsepower that a dedicated server costs. It’s DIY storage nirvana.
DediRock is ready to scratch your itch! They’ve launched another round of Storage Wars and pricing is absolutely amazing. For less than a third of what you’d pay Google or Microsoft for a feature-limited 1TB, you get a server with lots of space that you can tweak and configure to your liking.
Check these offers out!
Storage Wars
Storage Wars
Starter - 1x vCPU Core
- 1 TB Storage
- 2 GB RAM
- 2000GB Monthly Bandwidth
- 1 Gbps Network Port
- Full Root Admin Access
- 1 Dedicated IPv4 Address
- KVM / Virtualizor
- NY Location
- $18.68/Year
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Power - 1x vCPU Core
- 1.5 TB Storage
- 2.5 GB RAM
- 4000GB Monthly
- Bandwidth
- 1 Gbps Network Port
- Full Root Admin Access
- 1 Dedicated IPv4 Address
- KVM / Virtualizor
- NY Location
- $24.55/Year
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Final Boss - 1x vCPU Core
- 2 TB Storage
- 3 GB RAM
- 6000GB Monthly Bandwidth
- 1 Gbps Network Port
- Full Root Admin Access
- 1 Dedicated IPv4 Address
- KVM / Virtualizor
- NY Location
- $32.68
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Last fall I purchased a 2TB storage server on the east coast and a small VPS in LA with DediRock. Over the next couple of months, they twice lost all my data on the storage server, claiming disk failures, and once on the LA system. Two totally different locations on different servers, with multiple full data loss.
Their support department was poor, and the only way I received support was by directly emailing DediRock on lowendtalk. After the third data loss, Danny recommended that I accept a refund, as he said: …at this time I am not the best host for you…
I lost a huge amount of time with DediRock. I have two other storage servers that cost a bit more, but they have been rock solid.
Hello Eric,
I’m sorry about the experience, man. I can say that over the past six months we have experienced a lot of growth, and I have definitely had to overcome some challenges and learn many new things. Unfortunately, that does mean I made some mistakes, but I have really learned from them, created new policies to help with that, and improved where I needed to.
As far as a refund, I just think it’s best to refund a customer if we missed the mark, and then maybe in the future we can earn their business again. Thanks for giving us a try, and maybe in the future we can work together again.
Thanks!
Danny
Really like my VPS’s with DediRock, they really have unbeatable value!
Hello Pinhead!
Awesome man, thank you very much for the review!
Danny