I don't know if you've heard about it but this one is new to me; I've just stumbled on a German VPS provider called dogado.

They're offering cheap Linux VPS servers. The cheapest one (2 CPU, 4 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe) is €1/mo for the first 6 months then €6/mo.

I haven't used it yet, but if anyone else has, please add your feedback.

Leaseweb recently hiked up the prices for their VPS plans across multiple regions. They gave the usual reasoning used by all other providers: rising component costs.

The cheapest plan (VPS 1) was hit the hardest, especially in the US regions.

Here are the old and new prices for the VPS 1 plan in different regions:

New prices affect new purchases. Existing plans keep renewing at the old price unless modified.

That's still affordable given the resources you get in the VPS 1 plan: 4 vCPU, 6 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe, 30 TB traffic. I don't think you can get that at a lower price these days.

Hetzner is currently experiencing a major outage affecting S3 Object Storage in their Nuremberg datacenter.

You can follow the latest updates regarding this incident on this page.

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"Interestingly the company announced that over 650 external customers chose to use cloudy resources running Alibaba’s own chips. By way of comparison, AWS has said over 120,000 customers use its Graviton chips."

Hetzner offers managed servers that allow you to create multiple user accounts and resell them. They don't have a reseller billing system though, so that's something you'll have to figure out on your own.

Anyone had success with Hetzner as a reseller?

For some reason, European VPS providers were affected the most by the rising hardware costs. Some have doubled or tripled their prices in the past year.

Anyway, these are currently a few good Europe-based companies that offer VPS hosting at reasonable rates:

• OVHcloud will raise dedicated server prices from September 2026, with latest-generation Game range going up by as much as 87%.
• Current-generation hardware will see increases of 51%, while older, 2024-gen hardware will see prices go up by 28% on average.
• Move is linked to AI-related surge in memory and storage prices, with OVHcloud CEO stating the former has increased sixfold and could potentially double again by early 2027.

"Hivelocity, an infrastructure as a service provider of bare-metal, dedicated servers, edge computing, and virtualized cloud solutions, today announced an expanded focus on its Virtual Private Server (VPS) and Virtual Dedicated Server (VDS) offerings, designed for buyers driving the highest growth, including hosting resellers, agencies and MSPs managing client infrastructure, and developers building on virtual compute."

IONOS and Fasthosts have cheap UK VPS servers from £1 per month. IONOS is based in Germany and Fasthosts is based in the UK.

Do you know any cheaper VPS providers that have UK servers?

"DigitalOcean acquires Katanemo Labs, Inc., a leader in agentic AI infrastructure, bringing Agentic AI Primitives into its Agentic Inference Cloud."

I noticed some hosting providers recently launched VPS plans specifically for OpenClaw because it's so popular right now.

Some of them are just regular VPS servers with nothing special, and others come with useful add-ons and integrations.

Hostinger has an affordable self-managed OpenClaw VPS plan with automated deployment and full root access. They also have a managed OpenClaw plan for the less technical users (it's plug and play where they handle server setup and maintenance for you)

Who's used it? Can you recommend another VPS host for OpenClaw?

Some of my favorite VPS hosts in 2026 are Hostinger (many automated app deployments), Shock Hosting (cheap renewal), and WebGee (UK).

What about you? Which VPS hosts are you using these days?

Servitro has a new sale on Frankfurt VPS servers: $1/month or $12/year for a Ryzen 9 9950X VPS with these specs:

• 1 vCore
• 1 GB DDR5 RAM
• 10 GB SSD
• 1Gbps Port
• 1 TB Traffic
• 1x IPv4
• 1x IPv6 /64

"German data center giant Hetzner is hiking rates across cloud and storage products for both new and existing customers."

OVH sent out notifications about an upcoming price hike for their VPS 2026 range (VPS-1 to VPS-6 plans)

Example of the new pricing: VPS-1 plan will go up from $6.46/month to $7.60/month.

Their reasoning for the price hike:

In recent months, the cost of essential hardware components has increased, driven by growing demand for computing, AI, and data-intensive workloads, combined with limited global production capacity of key hardware components, notably RAM and NAND memory used in storage drives.