About VPSBuyer
Data center, routing and price, laid out. We do one thing: turn public overseas VPS plans into a table you can sort, filter and compare directly, with a short article explaining where each topic applies.
What we include
We cover regularly available VPS plans from multiple providers across their supported regions. Each plan records the vendor, location, CPU, RAM, disk, list price, monthly cost and network features such as CN2 GIA or dedicated CPU.
How we keep prices current
Prices and plan details come from each vendor's public pricing pages. We refresh them regularly, then group the same plan by location, vendor and feature so you can compare without opening every page.
- List price and monthly equivalent for every plan;
- Location, CPU, RAM, disk and network features;
- One row per plan, without duplicates across topics;
- A short guide explaining when each topic applies.
Prices and stock can change between checks. Check the vendor page for the final amount before ordering.
How monthly cost is calculated
The list price is what the vendor bills; the monthly figure spreads it out: annual ÷ 12, quarterly ÷ 3, semi-annual ÷ 6. Sorting uses the same monthly basis for list price, so “$20/year” and “$5/month” are compared on equal footing.
Contact
Spotted a stale price or a wrong route, or want a vendor added? Email us with the vendor page link and a screenshot so we can verify it.
FAQ
How often are prices updated?
We refresh plan data regularly, and each topic shows the latest update date. Prices can still change between checks, so confirm the final amount on the vendor page.
How is the monthly price calculated?
Annual plans are divided by 12, quarterly by 3, semi-annual by 6, and monthly plans stay as-is. That lets plans with different billing cycles share one table. Renewals may cost more than the first-term promo, so check the vendor page.
Where do buy buttons lead?
Buy buttons open the vendor's own pricing or order page, where you can confirm the current configuration, renewal price and terms.
Why does the same plan appear in several topics?
Plans are indexed by location, vendor and feature. A Tokyo plan appears under Japan and its vendor page; a GPU plan appears under GPU. You can approach the same plan from different angles without duplicate rows on the vendor page.