Vultr utilizes a flexible hourly and monthly billing structure for its Cloud Compute services. Pricing starts at just $2.50 per month for the entry-level Regular Performance IPv6-only instance.
Vultr costs between $2.50 and $80.00 per month for Regular Performance Cloud Compute, featuring eight plans starting with the 1 vCPU / 0.5 GB configuration at $2.50/month.
Vultr’s Cloud Compute offerings are built on virtual machines using shared vCPUs. These machines are a great fit for everyday tasks like running low-traffic websites, simple databases, or small development environments. We've outlined a few of the available options below.
1 vCPU / 0.5 GB (IPv6 Only)
Price: $2.50 /month ($0.004 /hr)
Best For: Basic testing or staging environments
Other Features:
- 0.5 GB Memory
- 10 GB Storage
- 0.50 TB Bandwidth
- Powered by previous generation Intel CPUs
This is Vultr's most cost-effective entry point into Regular Performance Cloud Compute. It’s perfect if you're experimenting with configurations or need a very small instance primarily using IPv6 connectivity.
1 vCPU / 1 GB
Price: $5.00 /month ($0.007 /hr)
Best For: Low traffic blogs or CMS sites
Other Features:
- 1 GB Memory
- 25 GB Storage
- 1.00 TB Bandwidth
- Uses regular SSD
Moving up slightly in price, this plan gives you double the memory and bandwidth of the entry tier. It provides a solid foundation if you need more reliable performance for a standard personal website or light application.
2 vCPUs / 4 GB
Price: $20.00 /month ($0.03 /hr)
Best For: General web and application servers
Other Features:
- 2 vCPUs
- 80 GB Storage
- 3.00 TB Bandwidth
If your demand is growing, this plan offers a significant CPU and resource boost compared to the $5.00 tier. It's a versatile choice for applications requiring more processing power and consistent service delivery.
6 vCPUs / 16 GB
Price: $80.00 /month ($0.11 /hr)
Best For: Larger databases or resource-intensive development work
Other Features:
- 16 GB Memory
- 320 GB Storage
- 5.00 TB Bandwidth
This high-end configuration in the Regular Performance category offers substantial resources for demanding workloads. You should choose this plan when you need generous memory and bandwidth for larger projects.
Vultr does not explicitly list a free plan or free trial for Cloud Compute, but its highly granular, hourly usage model means you only pay for what you use. Remember that enabling features like automatic backups or DDoS protection will increase your total monthly bill.