VPSDime

vpsdime.com · Compute · 1 record · JSON

VPSDime Compute

paidemail?card?Dvolume-quota

vpsdime.com/linux-vps · cloud VM · compute/vpsdime · JSON · compare

Free tier	Linux VPS at USD 5.00 per month: 2 CPU cores on Intel Xeon Gold, 4 GB ECC RAM, 20 GB SSD, 1 TB a month of transfer, 10 Gbps uplink. The next plan is USD 7.00 for 6 GB ECC and 2 TB. The tracker lists the same plan at the same price in Dallas, Los Angeles and Amsterdam; the vendor page states the specs and not the locations. unit GiB; metered on wall-clock; none
Price	none stated
Per-object cap	not applicable
Retention	not applicable
Egress	1 TB a month included; no overage rate is published on the page read free_allowance: 1 TB a month
Identity	email (placeholder) not stated
Limits	volume-quota 1 TB a month on a 10 Gbps uplink. The port is ten times what the allowance can carry in a day of sustained use, so the monthly byte count is the binding constraint rather than the link speed. source 1 TB a month on a 10 Gbps uplink. The port is ten times what the allowance can carry in a day of sustained use, so the monthly byte count is the binding constraint rather than the link speed.
Binding	volume-quota 1 TB a month on a 10 Gbps uplink. The port is ten times what the allowance can carry in a day of sustained use, so the monthly byte count is the binding constraint rather than the link speed.
Interface	rest inferred from the tooling the provider documents; not probed
Tooling	not stated on the page read; the vendor documents no client or API
Composes with	4 GB of RAM and 2 cores for USD 5 with three U.S. and EU locations is the cheapest way to run a database or an index that must sit near the data, and the 1 TB allowance is enough for a metadata crawler that does not stream bodies
Reliability	no reliability event recorded
Notes	Tracker and vendor agree on every number for the entry plan, which is unusual and worth recording as a positive cross-check. The provider's own pages also sell a Storage VPS and a Windows VPS line that were not read, so the USD 5.00 row is the cheapest Linux plan, not the cheapest product on the site. Not in dossier/compute (searched: vpsdime, no record).
Evidence rung	documented
Checked	2026-10-22 (live); stale on 2026-11-21
Parsed numbers	`$.limits[0].value` limit:volume-quota 1.0 TB / month

Evidence (6)

date	source	what it proved
2026-10-22	vpsdime.com/linux-vps	first row of the Linux VPS table, under the columns 'CPU / Core / RAM / Storage / Transfer / Uplink / Price': 'Intel Xeon Gold / 2 CPU / 4GB ECC / 20GB SSD / 1TB / 10Gbps / $5.00/mo'
2026-10-22	vpsdime.com/linux-vps	second row: 'Intel Xeon Gold / 4 CPU / 6GB ECC / 30GB SSD / 2TB / 10Gbps / $7.00/mo'
2026-10-22	vpspricetracker.com/provider/VPSDime/vps	tracker agrees: '$5.00 / month 2 Intel Cores (shared) 4,096 MB RAM 20 GB SSD 1,000 GB/month bandwidth 10 Gbps port speed IPv4 + IPv6' in Dallas, Los Angeles and Amsterdam
2026-10-22	vpsdime.com/storage-vps	plan table quoted: 'Intel Xeon Gold \| 4 CPU \| 2GB ECC \| 1000GB \| 8TB \| 10Gbps \| $14.00/mo' and '4000GB \| 32TB \| $56.00/mo'; also '100GB \| 1TB \| $40.00/yr' and '250GB \| 2TB \| $60.00/yr'
2026-10-22	vpsdime.com/storage-vps	the page states 'Built with HGST Enterprise-grade HDDs in RAID10 configuration' and lists six locations: Seattle, Los Angeles, Dallas, Piscataway, Maidenhead, Amsterdam
2026-10-22	vpsdime.com/storage-vps/	the trailing-slash path returned 404 from the origin before any extractor ran; the path without the slash answered 403 and was extracted

More fields (1)

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  "class": null,
  "free_tier_kind": "none",
  "shape": {
   "vcpu": 2,
   "ram_gib": 4,
   "disk_gib": 20,
   "gpu_class": null,
   "gpu_count": null
  },
  "merged_agents": [
   "storage-us-eu"
  ],
  "merged_evidence_rows": 3,
  "merged_note": "Storage VPS on HGST enterprise HDD in RAID10, 10 Gbps uplink, six locations. Printed in two units: 100 GB for USD 40.00/year, 250 GB for USD 60.00/year, then monthly - 500 GB USD 7.00, 750 GB USD 11.00, 1 TB USD 14.00, 2 TB USD 28.00, 3 TB USD 42.00, 4 TB USD 56.00. Every plan from 500 GB up is 4 CPU and 2 GB RAM with transfer from 4 TB to 32 TB."
 }
}

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