System status & uptime
Monitoring disabledRamNode has not opted into network monitoring, so we publish no uptime figures for it. That is a choice about measurement, not a judgement about reliability.
About RamNode
RamNode sells standard, premium NVMe, storage, lite and dedicated CPU virtual servers with hourly and monthly billing, generous included bandwidth and cheap egress overage, positioning itself against the hyperscalers on predictable pricing. The standard ladder, each with one IPv4 address, is 512 MB with 1 core, 20 GB and 1 TB for 4 USD a month or 0.006 USD an hour, 1 GB with 1 core, 40 GB and 2 TB for 5 USD, 2 GB with 2 cores, 80 GB and 4 TB for 10 USD, 3 GB with 2 cores, 100 GB and 6 TB for 15 USD, 4 GB with 4 cores, 120 GB and 8 TB for 20 USD, 6 GB with 4 cores, 160 GB and 10 TB for 30 USD, 8 GB with 4 cores, 180 GB and 12 TB for 40 USD, and 16 GB with 8 cores, 260 GB and 14 TB for 80 USD. A Lite line billed on IPv6 with IPv4 at 2 USD extra runs 1 GB with 1 core, 15 GB and 500 GB for 2 USD a month and 2 GB with 1 core, 20 GB and 500 GB for 3 USD. Premium NVMe on recent Xeon and DDR4 starts at 14 USD a month with 2 cores, 80 GB of NVMe and 6 TB of transfer, a storage line with up to 4 TB of spinning disk and up to 150 TB of bandwidth starts at 4 USD a month and can be joined together for redundancy, and a dedicated CPU line is sold for predictable performance. Egress beyond the allowance is 0.004 USD per GB. The site publishes its own comparisons against DigitalOcean, Vultr and Linode along with step-by-step guides for Nextcloud, Ollama, Minecraft and Docker.
Key features
Pros & cons
Pros
- Cost-effectiveness
- Unmetered Traffic Options
- Scalable Storage
- Developer-Friendly
Entry configuration
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Virt. | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry | 1 vCPU | 512 MB | 20 GB | – | KVM Virtualization | $2.00/mo |
Datacenter locations
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North America
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