Gullo's Hosting

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Gullo's Hosting Compute

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hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-vps/?group_id=43&pri · NAT VPS · compute/gullos-hosting-nat-128 · JSON · compare

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verdict: compute/gullo-s-hosting says paid-only, compute/gullos-hosting-nat-128 says qualifies

Free tier	No free tier. The smallest NAT container is USD 3.50 a year, one term of 12 months, and the page prints the same USD 3.50 as the renewal. unit none; metered on none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	The container persists while the annual term is paid. The order page states 'No Refunds' as a checkbox the buyer must accept, and gives no suspension or deletion schedule.
Egress	125 GB a month on the 128MB plan. More is bought in 125 GB blocks at USD 1.00 each; the page states no throttle after the allowance, only a price. free_allowance: 125 GB price_per_tb: USD 8.00 per TB (125 GB blocks at USD 1.00)
Identity	email Self-service order behind an email account. The page read today lists no payment methods and states no card hold, so the accepted card, PayPal or crypto routes are not established. The buyer must tick 'I understand that there are no refunds'.
Limits	volume-quota 125 GB a month of transfer on the 128MB plan source per-ip-shaping one shared NAT IPv4; the order page warns some of its IPs are blocked by China, Russia and Iran source
Binding	volume-quota 125 GB a month is the first hard number reached; 128 MB of RAM limits what runs but does not fail on a schedule.
Interface	ssh Root shell inside an OpenVZ container; the order page offers Linux templates from AlmaLinux 8/9 and CentOS 7 to Debian 11/12 and Ubuntu 20.04/22.04.
Tooling	Any SSH client. OpenVZ means no custom kernel and no kernel module of your own, which matters for WireGuard: it works only if the host kernel already carries the module.
Composes with	A 128 MB always-on box on a shared IPv4 with 20 forwarded ports, for a WireGuard endpoint or an uptime probe that must cost nothing.
Reliability	The order page warns that some of its IPs are blocked by China, Russia and Iran, and that there are no refunds.
Notes	It renews at the same rate. There is no refund at all: the order form carries a mandatory 'I understand that there are no refunds' checkbox. The operator names no company and is one person, contacted at support@gullo.me and a +1 781 number; the community calls the owner 'Cam'. It is the only vendor in the sub-dollar band with a first-hand public report of WireGuard running on it: a LowEndTalk user installed precompiled wireguard-go and ran it with shadowsocks 'without running out of ram' over 255 days of uptime, and another confirms TUN/TAP can be enabled. That is a report that somebody did it, not a measurement that it works today. UDP on the 20 forwarded ports is still unstated by the vendor. \| 2026-10-24: the UDP question is still open. Five pages were read today - the packages page, the pricing table, the NAT IPv4 help page, the knowledge-base index and the WireGuard how-to - and none of them says whether the 20 forwarded ports carry UDP. What the vendor does say is that WireGuard should be installed with wireguard-go, which is the userspace implementation an OpenVZ guest needs when the host kernel has no module. The pricing table also puts the 256 MB rung at USD 6.50-10.00 a year (USD 0.54-0.83 a month), so a beefier Gullo box is available inside the band if UDP turns out to be fine.
Evidence rung	documented Price, term, renewal, shape, port count and IPv6 block are quoted from the vendor's own order pages read today. Payment methods would move this to complete, and they are not on the page.
Checked	2026-10-25 (live); stale on 2026-11-24
Parsed numbers	`$.extras.m10h_usd` price USD0.29 / month `$.extras.m24h_usd` price USD0.29 / month `$.extras.renewal_usd` price USD0.29 / month `$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 125.0 GB / month

Evidence (8)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-vps/?group_id=43&pri	quoted: 'FR NAT IPv4 128MB ( Oct 23, 2026 - Oct 23, 2027)' at '1 @ $3.50', 'Total Due Today: $3.50'
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-vps/?group_id=43&pri	quoted: 'Total When Renewing: 1 Year @ $3.50' - the annual price is the renewal price, not a first-term promo
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/order/main/packages/nat-vps/?group_id=43	quoted: '128MB RAM 2GB Storage 125GB Bandwidth 1 NAT IPv4 w/ 20 Ports /80 Block IPv6 OpenVZ Virtualization'
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-vps/?group_id=43&pri	quoted: 'Some of our IPs are blocked by, China, Russia, and Iran' and 'I understand that there are no refunds'
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/order/config/index/nat-vps/?group_id=43&pri	quoted: '1 Year @ $3.50' and 'FR NAT IPv4 128MB (Oct 23, 2026 - Oct 23, 2027) 1 @ $3.50'
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/pricing	quoted table rows: 'NAT IPv4 128 MB \| 128 MB \| 1v Core \| 20 Ports + 1 SSH \| /80 \| 2 GB \| 125 GB \| $3.5-$5 / Year' and 'NAT IPv4 256 MB \| 256 MB \| ... \| $6.5-$10 / Year' and 'NAT IPv4 512 MB \| 512 MB \| ... \| $12.5-$20 / Year'
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/plugin/support_manager/knowledgebase/view/3	quoted: 'How to setup WireGuard on OpenVZ NAT VPS. - Daniel on LowEndTalk wrote up a great guide on how to install WireGuard on our OpenVZ NAT VPS's using WireGuard-Go.'
2026-10-24	hosting.gullo.me/plugin/support_manager/knowledgebase/view/4	quoted: 'Options do exist for connecting over IPv4 such as DNAT port forwarding and console connectivity. In one of the first emails you get from us after signing up, you will find details on which ports have been configured to forward IPv4 connections to your VPS' - the forwarding is described, the protocol is not

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 "price_arithmetic": "USD 3.50 a year / 12 = USD 0.2917 a month, rounded to 0.29. The order page prints '1 Year @ $3.50' and the line 'FR NAT IPv4 128MB (Oct 23, 2026 - Oct 23, 2027) 1 @ $3.50'.",
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 "udp": "not stated on any page read: not the order page, not the packages page, not the pricing table, not the NAT IPv4 help page, not the knowledge-base index. The vendor does publish a 'How to setup WireGuard on OpenVZ NAT VPS' article, which is a first-party statement that WireGuard runs on a forwarded port.",
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  "128mb": "USD 3.50-5.00/yr",
  "256mb": "USD 6.50-10.00/yr",
  "512mb": "USD 12.50-20.00/yr",
  "1024mb": "USD 24.50-40.00/yr"
 },
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 "cart_evidence": "configure page titled 'OpenVZ NAT VPS' renders 'Configuration Select desired options, and continue to checkout. Term and Price 1 Year @ $3.50'",
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Unknown or withheld values (2)

$.notes partly-held
$.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable

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hosting.gullo.me/pricing · cloud VM · compute/gullo-s-hosting · JSON · compare

Sibling records disagree:

verdict: compute/gullo-s-hosting says paid-only, compute/gullos-hosting-nat-128 says qualifies

Free tier	NAT IPv4 128 MB, the entry row of the vendor's own NAT table: 128 MB RAM, 1 vCore, a shared IPv4 with 20 forwarded ports plus SSH, a /80 IPv6, 2 GB of storage, 125 GB of bandwidth, at USD 3.50 to 5.00 a year depending on location. Locations: Bulgaria, Canada, Chicago, Germany, Finland, France, New York, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore. The 256 MB row is USD 6.50 to 10 a year with 4 GB and 250 GB, the 512 MB row USD 12.50 to 20 with 8 GB and 500 GB, and the 1024 MB row USD 24.50 to 40 with 12 GB and 1000 GB. The KVM NAT table starts higher, at 384 MB for USD 15 a year. The tracker lists the 128 MB plan at USD 0.29 a month on a yearly term with 2 GB HDD and a 0.1 Gbps port in the U.S.A., Canada and Germany. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	not applicable
Egress	125 GB of bandwidth stated on the row with no period in the table header; the tracker reads it as monthly. No overage rate is published free_allowance: 125 GB, period not stated on the page read
Identity	email (placeholder) not stated
Limits	volume-quota 125 GB of bandwidth is the wall, and it arrives before any CPU or disk limit matters; the shared IPv4 exposes only 20 forwarded ports plus SSH, so the host cannot be reached on arbitrary ports at all source 125 GB of bandwidth is the wall, and it arrives before any CPU or disk limit matters; the shared IPv4 exposes only 20 forwarded ports plus SSH, so the host cannot be reached on arbitrary ports at all
Binding	volume-quota 125 GB of bandwidth is the wall, and it arrives before any CPU or disk limit matters; the shared IPv4 exposes only 20 forwarded ports plus SSH, so the host cannot be reached on arbitrary ports at all
Interface	ssh inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed
Tooling	NAT VPS: no public IPv4 of its own, 20 forwarded ports plus SSH, /80 IPv6. Enough for an outbound-only worker or a reverse tunnel, not for anything that needs to accept traffic on arbitrary ports
Composes with	at USD 3.50 a year this is the cheapest way to get a machine with outbound network access in ten countries it is a tunnel endpoint, a monitor or a cron runner, not a crawler, because 125 GB and a NAT port list cap it
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	The tracker's USD 0.29 a month is the USD 3.50 a year row divided by twelve, which is consistent with the low end of the vendor's per-location range. The entry plan is OpenVZ under NAT, not the KVM NAT tier, and that distinction is the whole finding: the cheap row has no public IPv4 and no full port range. would-settle: which location carries the USD 3.50 end of the range and whether the 125 GB is monthly.
Evidence rung	documented
Checked	2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-21
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 125.0 GB

Evidence (3)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	hosting.gullo.me/pricing	'NAT IPv4 128 MB' row quoted: '128 MB', '1v Core', '20 Ports + 1 SSH', '/80', '2 GB', '125 GB', '$3.5-$5 / Year', 'BG \| CA \| CHI \| DE \| FIN \| FR \| NY \| NL \| PL \| SGP'
2026-10-22	hosting.gullo.me/pricing	the 128 MB and 1024 MB rows sit under the heading 'NAT OpenVZ HDD/SSD (Shared IPv4 with 20 ports)', while 'KVM NAT IPv4 384 MB' at '$15 / Year' starts the separate KVM table
2026-10-22	vpspricetracker.com/provider/Gullo_s_Hosting/vps	row quoted from the Cheapest VPSs table: '$0.29 / month', 'yearly Service', '1 Intel Cores (shared)', '128 MB RAM', '2 GB HDD', '125 GB/month bandwidth', '0.1 Gbps port speed', 'IPv4 (NAT) + IPv6', 'U.S.A.'

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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