Euronodes

euronodes.com · Compute · 1 record · JSON

Euronodes Compute

paidemail?card?Dvolume-quota

euronodes.com/cloud · cloud VM · compute/euronodes · JSON · compare

Free tier	The first row of the vendor's own VPS table: 2 vCores, 4 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD, 20 TB of bandwidth, at EUR 4.54 per month with IPv6 only or EUR 5.24 per month with a dedicated IPv4. The page states 'Dedicated IP (+EUR 0.70) - IPv6 always included', which is exactly the EUR 0.70 gap between the two figures, and the page's structured data marks the offer set as InStock. The next rows are 4 vCores / 8 GB at EUR 7.98, 4 vCores / 16 GB at EUR 16.14, 8 vCores / 16 GB at EUR 19.51, 16 vCores / 32 GB at EUR 38.63, 16 vCores / 64 GB at EUR 50.02 and 32 vCores / 128 GB at EUR 117.12. Locations offered are Portugal and Czech Republic, with Limassol, Frankfurt, Lisbon, Madrid and Prague named in the footer. The tracker lists the same two prices for Lisbon but gives 30,720 GB a month where the vendor states 20 TB. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	not applicable
Egress	20 TB a month included on every plan; the page advertises no bandwidth overage fees and does not publish a per-TB rate free_allowance: 20 TB a month
Identity	email (placeholder) not stated
Limits	volume-quota 20 TB a month is the stated allowance on every row of the table; the page claims 'no hidden fees, bandwidth overages, or surprise charges' but publishes no overage rate, so what happens above 20 TB is unverified source 20 TB a month is the stated allowance on every row of the table; the page claims 'no hidden fees, bandwidth overages, or surprise charges' but publishes no overage rate, so what happens above 20 TB is unverified
Binding	volume-quota 20 TB a month is the stated allowance on every row of the table; the page claims 'no hidden fees, bandwidth overages, or surprise charges' but publishes no overage rate, so what happens above 20 TB is unverified
Interface	ssh, rest inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed
Tooling	KVM with full root, custom ISO installation and a Plesk panel API named in the navigation; SSH plus the panel, no VPS API documented on the page read
Composes with	2 vCores, 4 GB and 100 GB of SSD with 20 TB a month for EUR 4.54 is the best memory-per-euro of the European hosts, and the 20 TB ceiling is wide enough to run a crawler that also serves bytes
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	The IPv6-only price is the cheap one and the dedicated IPv4 costs EUR 0.70 more, which matters because a large share of the web is still IPv4-only; the tracker row that pairs EUR 4.54 with IPv6 and EUR 5.24 with IPv4+IPv6 matches the vendor's two-column price cell exactly. The bandwidth figures disagree: vendor 20 TB, tracker 30,720 GB. No conversion or averaging was done. would-settle: the overage policy, and whether the 20 TB counts inbound, outbound or both. The euro sign is written as EUR because every string in this file is ASCII; no price was converted.
Evidence rung	documented
Checked	2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-21
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 20.0 TB / month

Evidence (3)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	euronodes.com/cloud	first table row quoted: '2 vCores', '4 GB', '100 GB', '20 TB', and a price cell holding two spans, IPv6-only 'EUR 4.54' and with-IP 'EUR 5.24'
2026-10-22	euronodes.com/cloud	the label above the table reads 'Dedicated IP (+EUR 0.70) - IPv6 always included', and the page title is 'VPS Servers Europe - Uncapped CPU from EUR 4.54/mo'
2026-10-22	euronodes.com/cloud	structured data on the page: 'priceCurrency: EUR, lowPrice: 4.54, highPrice: 117.12, offerCount: 8, availability: InStock', areaServed Lisbon and Prague

More fields (1)

{
 "wave2": {
  "class": "price-floor",
  "free_tier_kind": "none",
  "shape": {
   "vcpu": 2,
   "ram_gib": 4,
   "disk_gib": 100,
   "gpu_class": null,
   "gpu_count": null
  }
 }
}

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