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Pricing

Pricing: configure it, then get it in writing

There is no public price list yet. Here is exactly how pricing will work, what drives it, and a configurator that turns your choices into a quote request.

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Short answer

BroadNet Cloud prices are given in a written quote, not a public list, until supplier contracts are signed. Every quote shows the price per billing unit, setup fees, the renewal price, what is included and what costs extra. Use the configurator below to send a precise request.

Configurator

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Price shown at quote

Supplier contracts are not final, so we do not show a price we could not honour. The quote shows the monthly price, setup fee, renewal price and what is included.

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Why there is no price list yet

Our services run on supplier infrastructure, and the supplier contracts that set our costs are not final. A price list now would be a guess, and we would rather not publish a number we cannot honour. When contracts are signed, each product page will carry prices with the same detail a quote has today.

What every quote contains

  • Monthly (or term) price and the billing unit
  • Setup or migration fees, if any
  • Renewal price, so there is no surprise after the first term
  • Included: IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, transfer allowance, backups, snapshots, DDoS mitigation, licences, as applicable
  • Extras and their unit prices, such as additional transfer, IPs or backup storage
  • Supplier and data-center region
  • Support channels, hours and any response targets
  • Minimum term, notice period and data export on exit
  • How long the quote is valid

What drives the price

Main cost drivers
DriverWhy it matters
CPU type and allocationDedicated cores cost more than shared vCPU; newer CPU generations cost more per core but often do more per core.
MemoryOften the largest share of a VPS or cloud instance price.
Storage type and sizeNVMe costs more per GB than SATA SSD or HDD; replicated block storage costs more than local disk.
GPUsUsually most of the cost of a GPU server; class and count dominate.
RegionPower, space and network costs differ between regions and suppliers.
Transfer and IPv4Egress beyond the allowance and extra IPv4 addresses are often billed separately.
Management and backupsManaged services include engineering time; backups add storage and transfer.
TermLonger terms usually lower the monthly price, in exchange for commitment.

How billing will work

Billing today is monthly or by term, set out in the quote. Many cloud providers bill by the hour or second with a monthly cap; if we add usage-based billing for cloud or GPU products, the product page will state the billing unit, the minimum charge and whether stopped servers are billed.

Reference configurations

Common starting points for VPS. Each product page has its own reference configurations.

VPS reference configurations
NamevCPURAMNVMePrice
VPS 212 GB50 GBPrice shown at quote
VPS 424 GB80 GBPrice shown at quote
VPS 848 GB160 GBPrice shown at quote
VPS 16816 GB320 GBPrice shown at quote
VPS 32832 GB480 GBPrice shown at quote
VPS 641664 GB640 GBPrice shown at quote

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Frequently asked questions

When will prices be published?

When supplier contracts are signed. We will not publish indicative prices without a contract behind them.

Is a quote binding on me?

No. A quote is an offer from us. Nothing is provisioned or billed until you confirm the order in writing.

Do you offer trials?

Not as a standard offer. Where a supplier allows a short test server for a specific configuration, we can arrange it as part of a quote.

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