Plan specifications
- Memory
- 2 GiB
- Cpu
- 1 vCPU
- Transfer
- 2,000 GiB
- Disk
- 50 GiB
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This is a published monthly price cap. Usage billing, taxes, location, backups, IPv4 and traffic overages can change the total.
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Source: Official pricing page
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- Usage and monthly cap
- Per-second usage; bundled-plan monthly cap after 672 hours; minimum 60 seconds or USD 0.01, whichever is higher.
- Tax
- Taxes may be added according to the team tax location; no tax-inclusive quote is claimed.
- Public IPv4
- One public IPv4 included at no extra cost for these bundled plans; v5 terms differ.
- Backups
- Optional and charged separately; weekly basic backups add 20%, daily basic backups add 30%; usage-based alternatives differ.
Terms reviewed: . Paragraph numbers below are counted within the named section, excluding headings.
- Bundled CPU Droplet Billing, paragraph 1 (billing), paragraph 2 (billing stops on destruction)
- FAQ: Do Droplets come with a dedicated IP address?, paragraph 1; Additional product pricing: Backups
- Tax Information by Country, introductory paragraph 1
- Basic Regular pricing table, linked monthly price cells: official online purchase channel; not regional stock verification
Our reproducible cost scenarios
Authored calculations for this exact plan, not measured invoices or provider quotations. USD, before tax; no credits or other resources. Recalculate with the linked rates if terms change.
Monthly backup budget
Base 12.00 × 20% = 2.40 extra for basic weekly backups; total 14.40/month. Basic daily backups at 30% give 15.60/month. Usage-based backups are a separate option.
Source: Backups Pricing, Basic Plans, paragraph 1 and Weekly/Daily table rows; base: Basic Regular table, model s-1vcpu-2gb.
Transfer overage budget
Scenario: the team exceeds its accrued included outbound pool by 100 GiB. 100 × USD 0.01/GiB = USD 1.00 extra; this plan’s full base plus that charge = USD 13.00. This is team-level excess, not 100 GiB above an isolated VM allowance.
Source: Bandwidth Billing, paragraphs 1–2; included transfer for this plan: 2,000 GiB.
Power-off is not cancellation
Scenario: a newly created instance stays reserved but powered off for 24 hours, then is destroyed. 24 × USD 0.01786/hour = approximately USD 0.43, within the monthly base cap USD 12.00. The provider bills by seconds; the displayed hourly rate and cent rounding make this a budget estimate. Powering off saves no reserved compute charge; destroying ends future instance billing. Separate backups or other resources are outside this example.
Source: Bundled CPU Droplet Billing, paragraphs 1–2; hourly input: Basic Regular table, s-1vcpu-2gb, $/hr column.
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