Welcome, Virtury Cloud! This is our community provider’s first appearance on LowEndBox. They’re offering service in Pakistan, which is an uncommon geography.
- 1GB RAM
- 25GB NVMe Storage
- 1TB bandwidth
- 98 cents first month, $7.99/month recurring!
If you want to be specifically in Pakistan, you probably care about network performance. They’ve got a Looking Glass for you to look at, and also shared some sample ping tests:
- Etisalat Dubai EmIX (AS8966): 38.6 ms
- Equinox Singapore (SG4): 96.6 ms
- Omantel Seeb (AS8529) : 48.33 ms
- Shanghai CT CN2: 166.33 ms
- Shanghai CU: 282 ms
- Equinox France (FR2): 147 ms
- Equinox France (LD7): 151 ms
- TPG Perth, Australia: 144 ms
…and about 10ms in Pakistan! All their services as DDoS-protected.
Several LowEndTalk members offered positive comments:
the support is better always have someone in chat. 5/5 rate
@amsaal
Thank you for the awesome service so far
LET Legend @Asim (who’s been with our community since 2011!)
Virtury Cloud offers a 25-day money-back guarantee.
What do you think? Have you tried Virtury Cloud? Do you host in Pakistan? Let us know in the comments below, and then head over to LowEndTalk to get in on this deal!
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I am from Pakistan and this looks awesome.
Finally someone thought of us 😁