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Virtbase Compute

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Free tier	EUR 3.99/month for EPYC-01 in Eygelshoven, Netherlands: 1 vCore on an AMD EPYC with host CPU passthrough, 4 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe, a routed IPv6 /64 plus one IPv4, unmetered traffic at 300 Mbit/s, no setup fee. EPYC-02 is EUR 7.99/month for 2 vCores, 8 GB and 100 GB at 600 Mbit/s; EPYC-03 is EUR 15.20 for 4 vCores, 16 GB and 150 GB at 1 Gbit/s; the range runs to EPYC-08 at EUR 53.90 for 12 vCores, 64 GB, 300 GB and a 10 Gbit/s port. Prices include VAT where it applies and are billed monthly in EUR. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	not applicable
Egress	unmetered, capped only by the plan port speed at the hypervisor NIC; no overage billing and no post-quota throttle free_allowance: unmetered at 300 Mbit/s on EPYC-01
Identity	email no identity document, no phone number and no KYC at any stage, as stated by the provider in the offer post; card, PayPal and Stripe methods, plus Monero and Bitcoin on orders of EUR 5.00 or more
Limits	per-ip-shaping traffic is unmetered by construction: the provider states the listed port speed is a hard rate limit applied at the hypervisor NIC, with no monthly volume allowance, no overage billing and no post-quota throttle. So 300 Mbit/s on the entry plan is the wall, and a byte counter is not. The 300 Mbit/s figure is also the reason the entry plan cannot be used to move terabytes quickly regardless of the unmetered term. source traffic is unmetered by construction: the provider states the listed port speed is a hard rate limit applied at the hypervisor NIC, with no monthly volume allowance, no overage billing and no post-quota throttle. So 300 Mbit/s on the entry plan is the wall, and a byte counter is not. The 300 Mbit/s figure is also the reason the entry plan cannot be used to move terabytes quickly regardless of the unmetered term.
Binding	per-ip-shaping traffic is unmetered by construction: the provider states the listed port speed is a hard rate limit applied at the hypervisor NIC, with no monthly volume allowance, no overage billing and no post-quota throttle. So 300 Mbit/s on the entry plan is the wall, and a byte counter is not. The 300 Mbit/s figure is also the reason the entry plan cannot be used to move terabytes quickly regardless of the unmetered term.
Interface	rest inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed
Tooling	unusually well documented: a public REST API of 48 endpoints with scoped keys, a Discord bot for power actions, backups and firewall rules, an AGPL-3.0 control panel published at github.com/virtbase/virtbase, a public status page and a looking glass
Composes with	EUR 3.99 for 4 GB with no identity document and no phone number is the cheapest route to a machine the client can actually register for, and the 48-endpoint API plus a Discord control plane makes it the one record here that a script can drive end to end without a browser 300 Mbit/s caps what it can serve, so it is a control node or a small worker and not a mirror
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	Not in dossier/compute (searched: virtbase, no record). the plan figures quoted from it come from the provider-side snapshot the reader returned alongside the refusal, and they agree to the cent with the offer post's table, which is why the record is documented rather than reported.
Evidence rung	documented
Checked	2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-21

Evidence (3)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	virtbase.com/	the fetch returned upstream_status 403 with a provider-side snapshot of the page, which quotes: 'EPYC-01', 'EUR 3.99 per month', '1 vCore', '4GB RAM', '50GB NVMe SSD', '1 IPv4 + IPv6 /64 Subnet', '0.3Gb/s Uplink', 'Unlimited traffic', 'SkyLink Data Center, NL'; the same block pattern repeats through 'EPYC-08' at 'EUR 53.90 per month'
2026-10-22	lowendbox.com/blog/virtbase-the-eu-provider-with-an-open-sou	third-party offer post, published 2026-10-16, quoted from its table: 'EPYC-01 4 GB RAM 1 vCore AMD EPYC (host CPU passthrough) 50 GB NVMe SSD Unmetered traffic at 300 Mbit/s 1 x IPv4 + routed IPv6 /64 EUR 3.99/month'; provider quote: 'Traffic is unmetered: the listed port speed is a hard rate limit applied at the hypervisor NIC, so there is no monthly volume allowance, no overage billing and no post-quota throttle'; 'No KYC, no identity documents and no phone number at any point'
2026-10-22	lowendbox.com/blog/virtbase-the-eu-provider-with-an-open-sou	the post states the eligibility wall in its own numbered list: 'They can currently only bill customers in the EU-27. Their checkout and invoicing are wired for EU VAT only, so a US, UK, Swiss or Canadian buyer cannot complete an order today'

More fields (1)

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   "gpu_count": null
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Unknown or withheld values (5)

$.per_object_cap.notes process
$.per_object_cap.stated not-applicable
$.reliability_note none-observed
$.retention.notes process
$.retention.stated not-applicable