PipeHost
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PipeHost Compute
paidemail?card?Rvolume-quota
| Free tier | Per the tracker: EUR 5.90/month for 1 Intel core, 3072 MB RAM, 35 GB NVMe, 2560 GB/month on a 10 Gbps port, IPv4 plus IPv6, Vienna, Austria. A second EUR 5.90 row on the same page is an Epyc core with 50 GB NVMe in Vienna, and a third is the same 3 GB / 35 GB / 2560 GB shape in Amsterdam. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none |
|---|---|
| Price | none stated |
| Per-object cap | not applicable |
| Retention | not applicable |
| Egress | 2560 GB a month on the recorded row and 76800 GB on the largest plan, with no overage price published on the pages read free_allowance: 2560 GB/month on the recorded row |
| Identity | email (placeholder) not stated |
| Limits |
2560 GB a month on the recorded row against a 10 Gbps port; the largest plan on the tracker page carries 76800 GB a month. A 10 Gbps port with a 2.5 TB allowance is a burst shape: the allowance is exhausted in about 35 minutes of full-rate transfer by arithmetic, so the port is not usable as sustained throughput. |
| Binding | volume-quota 2560 GB a month on the recorded row against a 10 Gbps port; the largest plan on the tracker page carries 76800 GB a month. A 10 Gbps port with a 2.5 TB allowance is a burst shape: the allowance is exhausted in about 35 minutes of full-rate transfer by arithmetic, so the port is not usable as sustained throughput. |
| Interface | rest, cli inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed |
| Tooling | the vendor page states 'REST API & CLI'; panel at panel.pipehost.net; OS templates plus custom ISO; daily backups included on every plan per the page; regions selected per order with live latency measurement in the browser |
| Composes with | EUR 5.90 for 3 GB of RAM and 35 GB of NVMe with 2.5 TB on a 10 Gbps port in Vienna is the fastest port per euro, and with the REST API and CLI it is the easiest to automate of the small hosts here. The 2.5 TB cap, not the port, is what stops it being a transfer host. |
| Reliability | the vendor page states a 99.99 percent network SLA and daily backups on every plan; no incident was observed |
| Notes | Not in dossier/compute or docs/ (searched both trees for pipehost, no hit). Wall: the plan configurator is client-side and rendered as '0 plans, prices in EUR' to both the raw fetch and the text extractor, and pipehost.net/pricing returned 404, so every plan number here is the tracker's and the record is labelled reported. Conflicting labels: the vendor page says every plan has 'dedicated vCPU cores' while the tracker labels the cores '(shared)'. would-settle: one rendered read of the configurator with a region and processor selected, which would also settle the dedicated-versus-shared question. Currency: the pages print a euro sign and it is written EUR throughout this file because the file is ASCII-only. |
| Evidence rung | reported |
| Checked | 2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-05 |
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Evidence (3)
| date | source | what it proved |
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| 2026-10-22 | vpspricetracker.com/provider/PipeHost/vps | cheapest row: 'EUR 5.90 / month', '1 Intel Cores (shared)', '3,072 MB RAM', '35 GB NVMe', '2,560 GB/month bandwidth', '10 Gbps port speed', 'IPv4 + IPv6', Vienna Austria; header 'starting at EUR 5.90 per month' |
| 2026-10-22 | vpspricetracker.com/provider/PipeHost/vps | largest-storage row: 'EUR 84.90 / month', '20 Epyc Cores (shared)', '61,440 MB RAM', '650 GB NVMe', '76,800 GB/month bandwidth', '10 Gbps port speed', Vienna |
| 2026-10-22 | pipehost.net/cloud | page quoted: 'Every plan has dedicated vCPU cores, NVMe storage, IPv4, IPv6 and daily backups' and 'REST API & CLI', '99.99% network SLA', six European locations: Vienna, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Eygelshoven, Maribor, Stockholm |
More fields (1)
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