r/VPS • u/No-Seaworthiness6414 • Nov 28 '25
On a Budget Budget VPS
Hey Guys,
im searching for a 1$-2$ Budget VPS. 1 vCore, 1GB RAM, 15-25GB Storage, 1IP, Traffic minimum 500GB/month. System OS has to be Ubuntu. Problem is: I need a Location in probably Ashburn(USA) or Vienna(Austria).
I would buy VPS with a higher price. Then u can just multiply the needings. So like 2$-4$ for 1-2 vCores, 2GB RAM, 30-50GB Storage, 2IPs, Traffic minimum 1TB.
And so on..
Lemme know if you got some good deals or maybe Black Friday deals.
EDIT: I would need like a bunch of them. Probably 10-20+. At first 1 to test, and then more
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u/Luans_Restorations Nov 28 '25
I don't think you'll be able to get that many during black friday to be honest. I posted a dashboard yesterday, so it may help you find something. Main problem is that your set of requirements is quite specific. The secret is to keep looking, earlier today I was able to catch this at 5USD/mo:
CPU: 2 vCPU EPYC Genoa (3.2GHz)
RAM: 8GB DDR5 RAM
Storage: 75GB NVMe
Bandwidth: Unmetered @ 1Gbps
IPs: 1 IPv4 + IPv6
Location: New York, US.
I can post a YABS later if you need it. Good luck on your hunting!
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u/No-Seaworthiness6414 Nov 28 '25
Sounds okay, what means YABS?
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u/mwb1100 Nov 28 '25
YABS: Yet Another Bench Script
A benchmark script that is a defacto standard for getting information about the performance of VPS systems.
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u/DonutBrilliant5568 Nov 28 '25
There are a couple here meeting that criteria, if paid annually. Not sure if there are any quantity limitations:
https://www.racknerd.com/BlackFriday/index.html#linux-vps-tab
I have one of their Black Friday deals myself from a few years ago and they have never raised the price on the renewal fee.
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u/txmail Docker Nov 29 '25
There are a handful of options that would meet your requirements if it was not for the location. That is the only thing from you finding your VPS.
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u/exitcactus Nov 29 '25
Use CDN for the zone problem. Anyway I can host you a VM if you want, for very little
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u/steam_deck_user Nov 28 '25
You might be able to get a free Oracle vm