CloudBlast prices its whole Amsterdam AMD EPYC VPS ladder from €3.60 — and every plan renews at the same price

Straight-talking verdict first: CloudBlast is one of the rare entries in this catalogue where every single listed deal renews at exactly the price you first paid. There is no introductory discount, no second-year jump, no cancellation maze — the €3.60 you pay in month one is the €3.60 you pay in month twelve. That alone puts it ahead of most budget hosts we track, where the renewal is often the real price and the first bill is the bait.

The Amsterdam ladder: eight EPYC tiers, cleanly stepped

All eight plans run on high-frequency AMD EPYC 7C13 cores with NVMe storage in Amsterdam, and the pricing scales almost linearly with cores. The entry VMA11 is €3.60 a month for 1 core, 3GB RAM and 20GB NVMe with 5TB of traffic. From there: VMA21 at €4.80 (2 cores, 4GB, 30GB), VMA31 at €7.20 (3 cores, 6GB, 40GB) and VMA41 at €9.60 (4 cores, 8GB, 40GB, 10TB).

The production tiers keep the same rhythm: VMA51 at €19.20 (8 cores, 16GB, 60GB), VMA61 at €28.80 (8 cores, 24GB — the memory bump for databases), VMA71 at €38.40 (10 cores, 32GB, 140GB) and the flagship VMA81 at €78.80 (16 cores, 64GB, 200GB NVMe, 10TB). Every tier includes a 10 Gbps port, DDoS protection as standard, one IPv4 address and a full /64 IPv6 block. Hourly billing (the entry tier works out at €0.0058/hour) is available if you want disposable servers.

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The price per GB of NVMe is the weak point: 20GB on the €3.60 tier versus the 140GB the €38.40 tier carries. If your workload is storage-hungry, extra block storage costs €0.15 per GB a month, and backup storage is €0.09 per GB a month — fine for a few GB, expensive for hundreds. The traffic allowance is generous for the price, and extra IPv4 addresses are €2.50 a month.

Amsterdam is the only region listed in our catalogue, but CloudBlast also operates in Salt Lake City, Birmingham and Hong Kong, its Workers serverless platform starts at €0.011 per vCPU-hour, and there are one-click stacks for Coolify, n8n, Supabase, WordPress and more.

For contrast with hosts where the first bill and the renewal diverge, see the CloudCone flash-deal analysis, and for another flat-renewal player see the Linveo flat-renewal pricing breakdown. All eight CloudBlast deals are on the CloudBlast deals page and the CloudBlast catalogue page.