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Big disk VPS in Los Angeles from $72.90 a month

33 Big disk plans are sold in our Los Angeles region, from $72.90 a month (B1-8) to $3600.90 (B32-256-5760). Every row below is Los Angeles's own price, read from the same table the cart charges from.

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Live prices

Big disk plans in Los Angeles, cheapest first.

33 plans, each at Los Angeles's own price. Deploy opens the configurator on that plan in Los Angeles.

Which one

Choosing a Big disk plan in Los Angeles.

Each answer is a row from the table above.

Cheapest today

B1-8 at $72.90 a month, or $0.0999/hr by the hour: 1 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 50 GB of disk, 5 TB of transfer.

Most memory

B16-300: 16 vCPU and 300 GB RAM at $1728.90 a month.

Most disk

B24-192-5760 carries 5760 GB, at $3330.90 a month.

Questions

About Big disk servers in Los Angeles.

How much does a Big disk VPS in Los Angeles cost?
From $72.90 a month (B1-8) to $3600.90 (B32-256-5760). No setup fee, and every plan renews at the figure you ordered it at. The table prints Los Angeles's own price for each plan.
What is the Big disk line?
The most cores, RAM and disk per dollar in the catalogue, with a 32 TB monthly allowance.
Can I pay by the hour in Los Angeles?
Yes, on 33 of the 33 Big disk plans here, from $0.0999/hr. An hourly machine is billed for the hours it runs and stops costing when you destroy it. The plans marked "Not offered" are billed to us a month up front by their supplier, so we sell them by the month only.
Which other lines run in Los Angeles?
Flex (37 plans from $9.90 a month). The Los Angeles page lists every plan we sell there.
Where else does the Big disk line run?
In Americas: New York (from $16.90), Silicon Valley (from $72.90), Toronto (from $72.90), Sao Paulo (from $72.90), Chicago (from $72.90), Atlanta (from $72.90). Distance to your users decides; the price is each city's own.
How quickly is it delivered?
In under an hour. You get the address, the root password and the details in your account, and if anything about the build needs a second look we tell you rather than leave you refreshing a page.