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Unmetered and 100 TB servers

Every server includes 20 TB of outbound transfer a month. On the servers below you can raise that to 50 TB or 100 TB, or remove the cap entirely on the 1 Gbps port, for a fixed monthly price.

The packages

50 TB monthly transfer (1 Gbps port)

+$39/mo

Replaces the 20 TB included with the server.

100 TB monthly transfer (1 Gbps port)

+$89/mo

Replaces the 20 TB included with the server.

Unmetered 1 Gbps port

+$219/mo

No monthly transfer cap on the server's 1 Gbps port. Acceptable Use Policy applies.

All-in monthly prices

Unmanaged server price plus the package. Add $69/mo for Essential Managed.

ServerLocation20 TB (included)50 TB monthly transfer100 TB monthly transferUnmetered 1 Gbps port
Xeon E-2136 · 16 GBDallas, TX$129$168$218$348
Xeon E-2236 · 16 GBAtlanta, GA$149$188$238$368

Order from the server's page and choose the package under "Monthly transfer". We confirm stock and the handover date within one business day; nothing is charged until you approve.

Who these are for

  • File and software downloads, game patches and mod mirrors
  • Video and audio delivery, live-stream relays and media origins
  • Package and Linux distribution mirrors
  • Off-site backup targets that receive and serve large restores

Need more than 1 Gbps?

See the 10 Gbps servers. They include 20 TB, with a 100 TB package on selected models.

Questions

Is unmetered the same as unlimited?

It means no monthly transfer cap: the limit is the 1 Gbps port, which can move up to about 324 TB in a 30-day month at full speed. The Acceptable Use Policy still applies, for example to abusive traffic.

Is inbound traffic counted?

No. The included 20 TB and the 50 TB and 100 TB packages count outbound transfer only.

Can I change package later?

Yes. Ask support to change it; the new price applies from the next billing period.

Why only these servers?

Those are the servers the packages are available on. We would rather list fewer options than promise bandwidth we cannot deliver.