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Host-C Compute

paidemail?card?Rvolume-quota

vpspricetracker.com/provider/Host_C/vps · cloud VM · compute/host-c · JSON · compare

Free tierEvent Horizon NX 01 Storage 1 TB G2 at USD 6.99/month: 1 Intel core shared, 2,048 MB RAM, 1,000 GB HDD, 3,000 GB/month bandwidth, 1 Gbps port, IPv4 + IPv6, Oradea Romania. The tracker's line reads "starting at $6.99 per month". The sibling rows move the traffic and not the disk: USD 7.99 buys the same 1 TB disk and 2 GB with 4,000 GB/month, and USD 8.00 buys a 60 GB NVMe White Neptune plan with 2,048 GB/month.
unit seconds; metered on wall-clock; none
Pricenone stated
Per-object capnot applicable
Retentionnot applicable
Egress3 TB a month on the cheapest plan, 4 TB on the USD 7.99 sibling, stated as a plan line; no overage rate and no post-quota policy published on the page read
free_allowance: 3000 GB per month
Identityemail (placeholder) not stated
Limits
  • volume-quota 3,000 GB a month against a 1,000 GB disk is 3 writes of the disk per month, so the plan can be filled but not served; 3,000 GB is 100 GB a day, 10 percent of the 1 TB a day serving target. source
3,000 GB a month against a 1,000 GB disk is 3 writes of the disk per month, so the plan can be filled but not served; 3,000 GB is 100 GB a day, 10 percent of the 1 TB a day serving target.
Bindingvolume-quota 3,000 GB a month against a 1,000 GB disk is 3 writes of the disk per month, so the plan can be filled but not served; 3,000 GB is 100 GB a day, 10 percent of the 1 TB a day serving target.
Interfacerest inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed
ToolingKVM with root and an own AS211462 network, sold through a live client catalog the vendor does not render into the page HTML, so the price and the order path both sit behind a client area; no API documented on the page read.
Composes with1 TB of HDD for USD 6.99 a month is the most disk per dollar, and it is the only plan here with a disk large enough to matter for the 20 TiB archive the 3 TB a month is what makes it an ingest target rather than a serving host, and the single shared core is enough to run a transfer agent and nothing else.
Reliabilityno reliability event recorded
NotesPrice is tracker-only. The vendor homepage says in terms that its prices are loaded from the live client catalog, which is the reason this record is reported rather than documented. Not in dossier/compute (searched by filename for hostc and host-c: no record, and no document in dossier/ or docs/ mentions the name; the tracker itself writes the provider as Host_C). would-settle: a render of host-c.com with JavaScript, or the client-area catalog, to read the same row from the vendor.
Evidence rungreported
Checked2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-05
Parsed numbers
  • $.limits[0].value limit:volume-quota 3000.0 GB / month
Evidence (3)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-22vpspricetracker.com/provider/Host_C/vpsthe cheapest row quoted: "Host-C - $6.99 / month" / "cpu 1 Intel Cores (shared)" / "ram 2,048 MB RAM" / "disk 1,000 GB HDD" / "bandwidth 3,000 GB/month bandwidth" / "rj45 1 Gbps port speed" / "inet IPv4 + IPv6" / "city Oradea Romania", product slug Event_Horizon_NX_01_Storage_1_TB_G2_1_I185, under "starting at $6.99 per month"
2026-10-22host-c.com/the vendor page states where its prices live: "## Our Server Plans" followed by "Prices and checkout links are loaded from the live client catalog.", and the network line "NVMe VPS ... Own network AS211462 ... Oradea, RO" (separators elided)
2026-10-22host-c.com/"Activation in ~45 seconds", "IPv4 + IPv6 included", "RAID 10 / RAID 60", and "Dell server platforms using Intel Xeon Scalable Generation 2 Processors"
More fields (1)
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  "free_tier_kind": "none",
  "shape": {
   "vcpu": 1,
   "ram_gib": 2,
   "disk_gib": 1000,
   "gpu_class": null,
   "gpu_count": null
  }
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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