Collected listing. Last observed . Prices and availability may have changed; confirm the provider’s current terms.
Specifications, pricing & evidence
Published specifications
EPYC 7702P- 128 GB RAM
- 2 TB NVME
- unlimited traffic (advertised)
- 10 Gbps port
- 5 IPv4 included
DDoS: Inclusion not confirmed
Locations: Los Angeles, United States · United States (city unspecified) · London, United Kingdom · Montréal, Canada
Provider location evidence
- Los AngelesLocation reference
- New Jersey — The table publishes a state, not a city; no metro is inferred.Location reference
- LondonLocation reference
- MontrealLocation reference
Recurring monthly cost
$1,999.00 / month
1999.00 USD
- Billed monthly
- one-time setup fee not published
- Tax treatment not published
Setup is a separate one-time charge and is not included in monthly costs or value calculations. USD conversion uses a reference snapshot.
Price history
Published prices, as we observed them.
Recorded since
Latest recorded price
1999.00 USD
USD, billed monthly, tax unknown
Last confirmed
1 retained observation
Dots mark recorded prices. The curve and fill are visual guides; prices between checks are unknown. Original currency and billing terms are preserved. Resource changes are listed below.
Earlier collection retained distinct term sets, so returning prices may be missing and earlier RAM/storage snapshots are incomplete. Those gaps cannot be reconstructed.
Dated observations (1)
| Observed / confirmed | Published terms | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| Provider source | 1999.00 USD USD, billed monthly, tax unknown Setup fee unknown |
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Published offer details
Network & traffic
- Bandwidth
- Unmetered 10Gbps
- IPv4
- 5 IPs
Included features
- Location
- Los Angeles, New Jersey, London, Montreal
- Pricing
- $1,999 /month
- Order
- ORDER NOW
Host resource unit prices
- Per sold core
- —
- Per GB RAM
- $15.6172
- Per GB disk
- $0.9761
Spec score: 8,193.0 · Value index: 4.1 points / $-month
Published 10 Gbps unmetered dedicated server table. Unmetered traffic is the provider’s claim; the advertised port speed is not a throughput guarantee.