Transparent prices. Flat bandwidth. No egress games.

Each plan lists a flat bandwidth allowance, and that is what you pay for — there is no per-gigabyte egress markup, and moving your data out later is not a penalty. If you need more, it is quoted at a fair flat rate or an unmetered port on eligible plans, never priced to punish you for sending traffic.

The monthly prices shown are starting points for the listed configuration; they go up only if you add resources, IPs, or services you choose. There are no surprise line items — no NAT-gateway fees, no zone-transfer charges, no mystery egress invoice at month end. What the plan lists is what it costs.

Both. The hourly rates shown are on-demand, ideal for bursty or experimental work. For sustained workloads, reserved monthly terms lower the effective rate meaningfully, and large or long-term clusters are quoted directly. We will help you pick whichever is cheaper for how you actually run.

Edge absorption of the common attacks comes with every server at no extra cost — it is part of the network, not an upsell. Only large-scale upstream scrubbing for genuine hyper-volumetric risk carries a cost, because that involves real upstream capacity, and we scope it to your exposure rather than bundling a vague promise.

Sometimes the honest answer is that a good shared-hosting plan, or a smaller VPS, fits you better than what you were about to buy — and we will say so. We would rather size you correctly, sometimes smaller, and keep your trust than book the largest invoice. Tell us what you run and we will point you to the right rung.

Yes. Our plans run standard, portable software with no proprietary lock-in, and flat bandwidth means leaving does not trigger an egress bill. If we stop earning your business, you should be able to take your workload elsewhere in hours — that portability is deliberate.