We feature many great offers here on LowEndBox, but you’ll also find some unique provider postings on our sister site, LowEndTalk. If you’re in the market for great, cheap hosting, be sure to check both sites. Here’s a summary of what offers have been posted on LowEndTalk this week!
DataWagon has dedicated servers in New York and Chicago.
Hostodo has restocked Miami and has 512MB RAM NVMe VPSes for $20/yr.
WiredBlade has $5/mo VPSes (with 4GB of RAM!) in Phoenix
Looking for a VPS in Mumbai, Germany, Portugal, Spain, or Asheville, USA? Check out Leapswitch’s offer.
CloudxtnyHost may not have the easiest name to pronounce, but they’re celebrating Father’s Day with 50% Offer on VPS orders all through June.
KhanWebHost has DDOS-Protected VPSes in Australia with special extra RAM & Bandwidth deals.
Accuris Hosting is celebrating their 1-year Anniversary.
HostNamaste has Epyc OpenVZ 7 VPSes in Strasbourg, France & Quebec, Canada from $20/year.
VPSnet.com is offering VMs in pEurope from $2.25/month.
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