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12 vCPU, 48 GB RAM VPS from $56.90 a month

4 plans share this shape across 22 cities. The cheapest today is BD-48 in Nuremberg at $56.90 a month; the dearest is C12-48 in Delhi NCR at $460.90. Every row below is that city's own price, read from the same table the cart charges from.

Rendering of a host machine sliced into virtual servers, one highlighted12 vCPU · 48 GB22 cities

Live prices

Every plan at this size, cheapest first.

One row per plan at its cheapest city, then the full sheet: every plan in every city it is sold in. 27 rows in all.

Every city, every row (27)

Which one

Choosing between the 12 vCPU, 48 GB plans.

Each answer is a row from the table above. Where two questions have the same answer, it is said once.

Cheapest today

BD-48 in Nuremberg at $56.90 a month. 400 GB of disk and 32 TB of transfer.

Sold in the most cities

C12-48 runs in 19 of the 22 cities at this size, from $460.90 a month in London.

No traffic meter

U12-48 on the Unmetered line, from $89.90 a month in Singapore. No allowance and no overage line on any invoice.

Most disk

C12-48 carries 768 GB, from $460.90 a month in London.

Cheapest by the hour

C12-48 in London at $0.6314/hr, billed for the hours it runs and nothing after you destroy it.

Where the city changes the price

BD-48 is $56.90 a month in Nuremberg and $90.90 in Tokyo: one plan, compared against itself. Every row on this page is its city's own figure.

Questions

About a 12 vCPU, 48 GB VPS.

How much does a 12 vCPU, 48 GB RAM VPS cost?
From $56.90 a month (BD-48 in Nuremberg) to $460.90 (C12-48 in Delhi NCR). There is no setup fee, and every plan renews at the figure you ordered it at.
Which 12 vCPU, 48 GB plan should I pick?
Cheapest today: BD-48 in Nuremberg at $56.90 a month. 400 GB of disk and 32 TB of transfer. Sold in the most cities: C12-48 runs in 19 of the 22 cities at this size, from $460.90 a month in London. No traffic meter: U12-48 on the Unmetered line, from $89.90 a month in Singapore. No allowance and no overage line on any invoice. Most disk: C12-48 carries 768 GB, from $460.90 a month in London. Cheapest by the hour: C12-48 in London at $0.6314/hr, billed for the hours it runs and nothing after you destroy it. Where the city changes the price: BD-48 is $56.90 a month in Nuremberg and $90.90 in Tokyo: one plan, compared against itself. Every row on this page is its city's own figure.
Is a 12 vCPU, 48 GB VPS the same price in every city?
Not always. BD-48 is $56.90 a month in Nuremberg and $90.90 in Tokyo. The table prints every city separately, so the figure beside a city is the figure that city is invoiced at.
Can I pay by the hour?
Yes, on 19 of the 27 rows, from $0.6314/hr. An hourly machine is billed for the hours it runs and stops costing when you destroy it. The rows marked "Not offered" are machines whose supplier bills us a whole month up front, so we cannot honestly meter them.
Where can I deploy a 12 vCPU, 48 GB VPS?
In 22 cities across Europe, Americas, Asia-Pacific and Middle East: London, Paris, Istanbul, New York, Silicon Valley, Toronto, Singapore and Tokyo and 14 more. The table names the city on every row.
What is the difference between the 12 vCPU, 48 GB plans?
Big disk: The most cores, RAM and disk per dollar in the catalogue, with a 32 TB monthly allowance. Unmetered: Traffic is genuinely unmetered — no allowance, no overage line on any invoice. Each size lists the regions it is built in, and the price is the price of that region. Flex: Every shape we can build, priced at what the machine costs us plus our margin, across more cities than any other line reaches. The list is long because it is the supplier catalogues themselves — sizes here are named for their shape, not chosen by us. Come here knowing the cores, memory and disk you want; if you do not, Standard is the shorter answer to the same question.
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.