Vultr Pricing Overview

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Cloud Compute

Starting at $2.50

Per Month

Easy-to-use, affordable VMs for many common workloads.

Optimized Cloud Compute

Starting at $28.00

Per Month

No noisy neighbors on these powerful VMs with built-in NVMe SSD.

Bare Metal

Starting at $120.00

Per Month

Fully automated dedicated servers with zero virtualization layer.

Kubernetes Engine

Starting at $10.00

Per Month

Containerized apps. Fully managed.

Managed Databases

Starting at $15.00

Per Month

Secure, highly available, and easily scalable: managed databases 'just work' right out of the box

Object Storage

Starting at $5.00

Per Month

Vultr Object Storage gives you the flexibility to add scalable storage on demand and manage it through S3 API.

Block Storage

Starting at $1.00

Per Month

Create expandable HDD or NVMe SSD storage volumes and mount them directly to your compute instances.

DDoS Protection

Starting at $10.00

Per Month

Add an additional layer of protection to keep your hosting infrastructure online and operating optimally even when they are the target of attacks.

Cloud GPU

Starting at $90.00

Per Month

Virtual machines accelerated by NVIDIA GPUs.

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Vultr Pricing Reviews

(2)

Ishika R.

Software Developer

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

9/24/2025

"Vultr Review"

5/5

What do you like best about Vultr?

Vultr is very affordable and easy to setup it also offers flexible VPS .Its clear pricing is making it covenient for developers and small teams.

I have used multiple integration like domain feature and email feature.

I have implimented it for my client. It has simple control panel ,fast SSD/NVMe Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Vultr?

I have been using vultr servers daily for deployment of frontend project amd database setup so I have nothing to dislike Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Artur S.

System administrator

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

2/17/2026

"Fraudulent behavior: Account verified, $100 taken, then banned within 24 hours."

0/5

What do you like best about Vultr?

The user interface is clean, and the initial server deployment process is fast. They offer a wide range of locations and instance types, which makes it look like a professional and developer-friendly service at first glance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Vultr?

Their automated security system is predatory. I registered a legitimate account for my business (first-time user, no multi-accounting), provided all requested ID documents, and was officially verified. However, immediately after I deposited $100 and installed Dokploy, they banned my account without any explanation.

What is most unacceptable is that they are refusing to refund my unused deposit for services they never provided. Their support, including "Ruby J.", only sends canned, automated responses and ignores the fact that they are essentially seizing my company's funds. It feels like a "bait-and-switch" scheme: verify the user, take their money, and then terminate the service within 24 hours without a refund. This is an unprofessional and untrustworthy way to treat business customers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Vultr solving and how is that benefiting you?

I chose Vultr to solve the challenge of deploying and managing a scalable backend for a new business project. My goal was to use their high-performance VPS instances to run Dokploy, allowing for efficient container orchestration and rapid deployment of our microservices. The platform’s global data center locations and competitive price-to-performance ratio were supposed to help us maintain low latency for our users while keeping infrastructure costs manageable during the MVP stage. Unfortunately, instead of solving these technical problems, Vultr created a major business hurdle by seizing my $100 deposit and terminating the account immediately after a successful document verification, leaving our deployment plans in limbo. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.