Full-root KVM slices from $2/mo, on a network we’ve been running ourselves for fourteen years. 1 Gbps unmetered. DDoS filter included. The price you see today is the price you’ll see in 2030.
Hourly billing if you want it. Monthly billing if you don’t. Cancel from the panel without speaking to anyone. Same prices since 2010 — receipts on request.
We have not raised prices since 2010. The two-dollar slice still costs two dollars. We have customers on plans we no longer technically sell — we don’t kick them off. — Frantech engineering, on its policy
The list is short on purpose. Most providers add a sub-product every quarter; most of those sub-products are accounting, not engineering.
Layer-3 / Layer-4 mitigation on every IP we issue. The same equipment we use to keep our own panel up — pointed at your slice — at no additional charge, ever, on any plan, including the Piglet.
1 Gbps in, 1 Gbps out, per IP. No bandwidth meter. Pull a Linux ISO every hour, mirror Debian, host a backup. We measured the link, not your packets.
Your kernel, your iptables, your bad ideas. Real virtualization, not a container with a marketing layer on top. Bring your own ISO, run anything that runs on Linux.
Median across all regions, last 30 days. We benchmark our own platform on the hour and post the graph. No spinners, no progress bars, no “will be ready in approximately 8 minutes.”
Carrier-neutral facilities, direct peering with the eyeball networks your users actually live behind. No magical intercontinental hops to a datacenter that’s technically “in Europe.”
It takes ninety seconds. It boots in fifty-four. You can destroy it from the panel without writing us a letter. Fourteen years and counting — we’re not going anywhere.