Matthew from HostMist emailed me regarding to the promotion they are currently heading for their new servers in Germany (with Hetzner). Basically two low end packages:
- Cyclone (Sign up Link)
- 256MB memory
- 10GB storage
- 200GB/month data transfer
- $42/Year ($3.50/month)
- Monsoon (Sign up Link)
- 512MB memory
- 25GB storage
- 500GB/month data transfer
- $7/Month or $72/Year
Server nodes are Intel Core i7-920 with hardware RAID1 drives. Only 15 VPS are available for each package.
Also a side note here. I have been flooded with “exclusive offers” and “please feature our VPS packages” emails every single day and so far I could only find opportunity to post maximum 2-3 posts per day on this blog. So please have this in mind when you email me — your offer might not appear on the blog until 48 hours later. Or it might never appear if I don’t think it’s suitable for our readers here. Sorry about the inconvenience.
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Giga port? Any test ip?
Test IP: 78.46.40.211
We chose an 100MBps port as there won’t be many people on one node. Additional IPs are 1USD a month per IP. We could also arrange an one off fee for IPs.
Do you offer native ipv6 addresses?
Any VPS panel (like SolusVM or HyperVM)?
I am using their US vps,panel is SolusVM
We use SolusVM and since SolusVM doesn’t support IPv6 yet we cannot provide IPv6 as we cannot track the IP usage and assignment properly.
Just bought an VPS from these guys. Setup was instant and their support was pretty quick.
What if we want a VPS in germany? How do we tell you?
Use the “Sign up Link” on this blog post — German VPS is not available on their website yet…
We will soon have an page which will display all the information regarding our XEN VPS in Germany.
You can now view our plan page here:
http://www.hostmist.com/xen-vps-germany.html
@LEA it would be nice if you could add that link to the main post
We are temporarily not accepting new orders on the Xen VPS due to a server issue that we are working to fix. Once that is fixed you will be able to order as usual.
You may now order again as this issue has been resolved.
Hi, how much is the swap space Xen VPS @Germany?
Also, is there a typo on http://www.hostmist.com/xen-vps-germany.html ?
On that page, Monsoon is listed as $6 /mth
Swap on Xen is the same as the guaranteed so if it’s 512MB then it’s 512MB.
I’ll fix it on the new site. Yes that’s a typo should be $7 a month $6 is if you pay yearly.
Just curios about upgrading/downgrading: how is that working? Lets say I test your VPS then decide I need a bigger one, whats the process?
Oh and any chance you’ll be providing a Debian 32bit version anytime soon on your German VPS?
Dear ovidiu,
The main node is running an 64bit operating system so we prefer to offer 64bit templates for VPS to avoid issues. We can provide you with Debian 32bit on request.
We always keep resources free on each node in case an client wants to upgrade but you may to have to move to another node if there are not enough resources left for the upgrade as we do not oversell our nodes.
making mistake with my ubuntu auto generated form,, it’s ruined my order form especially my email address,, then they canceled my order automatically.. am i fraud? absolutely not,, but for $7 (monthly) its not worth it to sending them my government ID and utility bill..
Your comment is awaiting moderation.
@ cpa
What did you use to fill out the order form? If your order was marked as fraud, the best thing to do is submit a ticket asking for a manual review at which you did. We asked for some form of identification to verify your information since your account was marked as fraud by our system and after manual review. This information is used to verify that you are legitimate and helps prevent fraudulent transactions and / or abusive users.
We apoligize for any inconveniences this may have caused you, but hope that you understand the reasoning as to why we ask for such information.
Hello,, sorry.. i’ve a bad day all over week.. maybe no i should (re)open new ticket.. thanks Matthew,, and sorry for LEB (i know this is not for support issues)..
Looking at Hetzner I noticed they get their 100% of their power from hydro, meaning that it is a pretty green energy source. That should be a pitch for their German datacenter. I have a client who was looking for green hosting, and I couldn’t offer it because most US datacenters get their power from at least some coal or oil…this is great!
Woops. Commented on the wrong HostMist entry…