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BERO HOST Compute

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bero-host.de/kvm-rootserver · cloud VM · compute/bero-host · JSON · compare

Sibling records disagree:

verdict: compute/bero-host says paid-only, compute/bero-host-ipv6-anniversary-xs says dead

Free tier	EUR 39/year recurring for the EPYC Turin Anniversary S in Frankfurt, with coupon LET10 taking 10 percent off the first term only to EUR 35.10: 2 cores on an AMD EPYC Turin 9275F, 6 GB DDR5, 60 GB NVMe, 25 TB of traffic, 1 IPv4 and a /64 IPv6, annual billing only. Anniversary M is EUR 49/year for 4 cores, 12 GB and 120 GB; L is EUR 69 for 4 cores, 20 GB and 200 GB; XL is EUR 89 for 6 cores, 24 GB and 300 GB; XXL is EUR 129 for 8 cores, 32 GB and 300 GB. A separate Ryzen 9 9950X line runs from EUR 39/year for 2 cores, 6 GB and 60 GB to EUR 199/year for 6 cores, 24 GB and 200 GB, all with the same 25 TB. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	not applicable
Egress	25 TB a month included per package; no overage price and no post-allowance throttle stated free_allowance: 25 TB per month
Identity	email (placeholder) not stated
Limits	volume-quota 25 TB a month on every anniversary package, which is the largest allowance and still a counter rather than a port 25 TB a month averages about 79 Mbit/s, so on the small plans the counter and the usual 1 Gbit port are close together. The post states the yearly prices are recurring and remain valid for renewals while the service stays active, and it states no overage term. source 25 TB a month on every anniversary package, which is the largest allowance and still a counter rather than a port 25 TB a month averages about 79 Mbit/s, so on the small plans the counter and the usual 1 Gbit port are close together. The post states the yearly prices are recurring and remain valid for renewals while the service stays active, and it states no overage term.
Binding	volume-quota 25 TB a month on every anniversary package, which is the largest allowance and still a counter rather than a port 25 TB a month averages about 79 Mbit/s, so on the small plans the counter and the usual 1 Gbit port are close together. The post states the yearly prices are recurring and remain valid for renewals while the service stays active, and it states no overage term.
Interface	rest, cli inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed
Tooling	the vendor advertises its own web interface and automatic setup within 30 seconds; no API or CLI is documented on the pages read
Composes with	EUR 129 a year for 8 cores, 32 GB, 300 GB of NVMe and 25 TB a month is the lowest annual cost per gigabyte of RAM and the only record that undercuts the Kimsufi dedicated box on RAM per euro while staying virtual that makes it the candidate for the archive index and build work, with 25 TB a month the reason it is not also the mirror
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	Not in dossier/compute (searched: bero, no record). The anniversary packages exist only in the forum post: the vendor page the thread links to carries the older prepaid KVM line at 4.95 EUR to 44.95 EUR a month, so the promo line is not on the URL the provider itself gave. The thread also advertises an IPv6-only VPS series in its title; that series was not read and is not priced here. would-settle: whether the anniversary packages are still orderable after the 10th-anniversary window, and the IPv6-only line, which is the cheapest shape on offer and the one this record does not cover.
Evidence rung	reported
Checked	2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-05
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 25.0 TB / month

Evidence (2)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	lowendtalk.com/discussion/221713/bero-host-10th-anniversary-	the offer thread, posted October 3, 2026, quoted from its table: 'Anniversary XXL \| 8 Cores \| 32 GB \| 300 GB \| 1 IPv4 \| /64 IPv6 \| 25 TB \| EUR 129 \| EUR 116.10 \| approx EUR 9.68/mo'; 'The listed yearly prices are recurring prices' and 'They remain valid for renewals as long as the service stays active'; 'Location: Frankfurt, Germany', 'Traffic: 25 TB included per package'
2026-10-22	bero-host.de/kvm-rootserver	the vendor page redirects to /server/prepaid-kvm-rootserver-mieten and lists a different product line: 'KVM Paket 3k ... 1 Kern ... 3 GB ... 20 GB ... 4,95 EUR INKL. MWST.' through 'KVM Paket 48k ... 12 Kerne ... 48 GB ... 320 GB ... 44,95 EUR INKL. MWST.'; it carries no anniversary package and no 25 TB row

More fields (1)

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Unknown or withheld values (7)

$.identity_cost.detail not-stated
$.identity_cost.kind identity-defaulted
$.per_object_cap.notes process
$.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable
$.reliability_note none-observed
$.retention.notes process
$.retention.stated not-applicable

BERO HOST Compute

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bero-host.de/server/prepaid-ipv6-rootserver-mieten · IPv6-only VPS · compute/bero-host-ipv6-anniversary-xs · JSON · compare

Sibling records disagree:

verdict: compute/bero-host says paid-only, compute/bero-host-ipv6-anniversary-xs says dead

Free tier	No free tier. The provider's forum post advertises an IPv6-only Anniversary XS at EUR 12 a year (EUR 10.80 with coupon LET10) for 1 core, 1 GB and 10 GB NVMe with 25 TB traffic. The vendor page the offer points at says the product is no longer available. unit none; metered on none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	the vendor's IPv6 line is prepaid and the page states 'Dieses Produkt ist nicht mehr verfügbar oder hat keine individuelle Konfiguration verfügbar.' ('This product is no longer available or has no individual configuration available.')
Egress	the forum post states 25 TB included per package on the IPv6-only line; the vendor page's own live line states 'Fair Use Traffic' with no figure free_allowance: 25 TB, per the offer post only
Identity	email a BERO HOST account with 'Registrierung' and 'Login' links; the form was not read. No card hold is stated. The vendor's billing is prepaid, which the page advertises as 'Keine versteckten Kosten oder Mahnungen'.
Limits	volume-quota 25 TB included per package, per the offer post source
Binding	volume-quota the offer is withdrawn before traffic matters: the vendor's own IPv6 page returns 'no longer available' for the configuration.
Interface	ssh KVM root server with full root access, one-click reinstall and a KVM console, per the vendor page's feature list; the vendor states every server gets its own IPv6 network.
Tooling	any SSH client over IPv6
Composes with	would be the best traffic allowance at 25 TB, but the product is withdrawn, so it is a watch item rather than a row a buyer can take
Reliability	no reliability event observed the vendor advertises a 750 Gbit/s DDoS filter that 'filters all incoming packets during an attack'
Notes	The best numbers - EUR 0.90 a month for 1 GB and 25 TB, annual - and the row is dead on the vendor's own page. Recorded rather than dropped because the offer is dated October 3 2026, three weeks before this read, and because 25 TB at that price is the only traffic allowance in the band that would not bind a busy node; a later session should re-check whether the anniversary line returns. The vendor page still advertises the IPv6 line from 3,50 EUR a month in its meta description while its configuration block says the product is unavailable, so the page is internally inconsistent and the configuration block is the one that governs a purchase.
Evidence rung	documented the withdrawal is quoted from the vendor's own page read today; the price and the 25 TB are from the provider's own LowEndTalk offer post, which is first-party but not the shop. The two disagree, and the shop is the one that decides availability.
Checked	2026-10-25 (live); stale on 2026-11-24
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 25.0 TB

Evidence (4)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-24	bero-host.de/server/prepaid-ipv6-rootserver-mieten	quoted: 'PREPAID IPv6 Rootserver JETZT AB 3,50 € MIETEN ... Dieses Produkt ist nicht mehr verfügbar oder hat keine individuelle Konfiguration verfügbar.' - the page's own configuration block reports the product as unavailable
2026-10-24	bero-host.de/server/prepaid-ipv6-rootserver-mieten	quoted: 'Eigenes IPv6-Netz - Jeder Server besitzt ein eigenes IPv6-Netz.' and 'Fair Use Traffic - Nutze soviel Traffic wie dein Server benötigt.' and 'Unsere Server stehen in Frankfurt'
2026-10-24	lowendtalk.com/discussion/221713/bero-host-10th-anniversary-	quoted offer table row: 'Anniversary XS \| 1 Core \| 1 GB \| 10 GB \| 0 IPv4 \| /64 IPv6 \| 25 TB \| €12 \| €10.80 \| €0.90/mo' under the heading 'IPv6-only EPYC Turin VPS ... Location: Frankfurt, Germany ... IPv4: Not included'
2026-10-24	bero-host.de/kvm-rootserver	the URL the offer post links to redirects to /server/prepaid-kvm-rootserver-mieten and carries only the dual-stack prepaid KVM line at 4,95 € to 14,95 € incl. VAT, each with 'IPv4: 1 Adresse' - the anniversary IPv6 packages are not on it

Unknown or withheld values (1)

$.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable