Unmetered bandwidth
Every server has its own unmetered 10 or 25 Gbps port: no monthly transfer quota and no overage bill. AMD EPYC, DDR5 ECC and enterprise NVMe, from $199/mo, online in under 5 minutes.
No fine print
Many hosts say “unlimited” and cap you at a few terabytes, or bill per TB past an allowance. Our rule is simpler: the port is yours.
No terabyte allowance to watch: transfer as much as your port carries, every day of the month.
Your price is fixed. Traffic never appears on your invoice, whatever the volume.
10 Gbps on the D32 and D48, 25 Gbps from the D64, two 25 Gbps ports on the D256.
The single limit is our Acceptable Use Policy: no attacks, floods, spam or illegal content.
All 7 servers are unmetered
D32 — AMD EPYC 9355P dedicated serverEntry
Game & web servers
32 cores · 128 GB DDR5 · 2×1.92 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9355P · up to 4.4 GHz
$199/mo
Contabo $446 −55%
D48 — AMD EPYC 9455P dedicated serverMost popular
Hosting, SaaS & APIs
48 cores · 256 GB DDR5 · 2×3.84 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9455P · up to 4.4 GHz
$329/mo
OVHcloud $354 −7%
D64 — AMD EPYC 9555P dedicated server
Streaming & CDN
64 cores · 576 GB DDR5 · 2×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9555P · up to 4.4 GHz
$599/mo
Scaleway $761 −21%
D96 — AMD EPYC 9655P dedicated server
Databases & analytics
96 cores · 768 GB DDR5 · 4×3.84 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9655P · up to 4.5 GHz
$849/mo
Cherry $1,118 −24%
D128 — AMD EPYC 9755 dedicated server
Virtualization & private cloud
128 cores · 1,152 GB DDR5 · 4×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9755 · up to 4.1 GHz
$1,149/mo
Cherry $1,230 −7%
D192 — Dual AMD EPYC 9655 dedicated server
AI inference & data
192 cores · 1,536 GB DDR5 · 4×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 Gbps2 × AMD EPYC 9655 · up to 4.5 GHz
$1,899/mo
OVHcloud $3,130 −39%
D256 — Dual AMD EPYC 9755 dedicated serverFlagship
CI farms & big storage
256 cores · 2,304 GB DDR5 · 8×7.68 TB NVMe · 2 × 25 Gbps2 × AMD EPYC 9755 · up to 4.1 GHz
$2,999/mo
DataPacket $3,190 −6%
Traffic calculator
Convert an average throughput into monthly transfer — or a monthly volume into the port you need. A 10 Gbps port running flat out moves 3,240 TB in 30 days.
Fits on a 10 Gbps port — D32 or D48 — at 20% of capacity on average.
Price check · 13 Oct 2026
Traffic included with comparable AMD EPYC servers elsewhere, from their public offers. With us, every server is unmetered.
| Provider | Server | Traffic |
|---|---|---|
| LowCostDedi | All 7 AMD EPYC servers | Unmetered 10–25 Gbps · no quota, no overage |
| Cherry Servers | EPYC 9654 / 9754 servers | 100 TB of traffic included |
| HOSTKEY | EPYC 9654, 10 Gbps port | 50 TB included |
| Tier.Net | EPYC servers, 10 Gbps port | 50 TB included |
| Latitude.sh | c4.metal.large, 2 × 10 Gbps | 20 TB included |
| Vultr | Bare metal, 32 cores | 10 TB included |
| Contabo | Turin 32 (EPYC 9355P) | 1 Gbps port, fair use |
| DataPacket | 2 × EPYC 9754 | Bandwidth billed extra: +$170/mo for 1 Gbps |
Public offers for new orders, checked on each provider’s website on 13 Oct 2026. Offers change over time. Trademarks belong to their owners.
Built for heavy traffic
When traffic is the product, a metered plan turns success into a bill. These run comfortably on a flat-rate port.
Live and on-demand origins: a 25 Gbps port serves thousands of HD viewers at once.
Edge caches and reverse proxies with up to 15.36 TB of NVMe for hot content.
Player traffic, voice and update downloads without counting terabytes.
Software mirrors, package repositories, container registries and large file delivery.
Off-site copies and database replicas, synced as often as you like.
Solana and Ethereum nodes push a lot of data: Anza recommends 10 Gbit/s for staked validators.
FAQ
Quotas, fair use, ports and DDoS — the details that matter.
Acceptable Use PolicyYour traffic isn’t counted or capped: there is no monthly transfer quota and no per-terabyte overage bill. The speed of your port — 10 or 25 Gbps — is the only limit to how much you can transfer.
Only our Acceptable Use Policy: traffic that harms the network or third parties — attacks, floods, amplification, spam — isn’t allowed. Legitimate traffic of any volume is fine.
At line rate, a 10 Gbps port moves about 3,240 TB in a 30-day month, a 25 Gbps port about 8,100 TB, and the D256’s two 25 Gbps ports about 16,200 TB. Real-world usage depends on your application and your users’ connections.
“Unlimited” plans often hide a fair-use cap of a few terabytes, or slow you down past an allowance. Unmetered means the meter simply isn’t running: you can use your port’s full speed, all month.
The D64, D96, D128 and D192 have an unmetered 25 Gbps port, and the D256 has two. The D32 and D48 have an unmetered 10 Gbps port.
Yes. Always-on L3/L4 DDoS filtering protects every IP address at no extra cost, so a flood aimed at your server doesn’t take it offline.
Ready when you are
Unmetered 10–25 Gbps on every server · from $199/mo · online in under 5 minutes · $0 setup.
