Hetzner vs Vultr
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Entry pricing: Hetzner from $7.09/mo (CX23) vs Vultr from $3.50/mo (Cloud Compute Regular 512 MB).
Entry plans at a glance
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Hetzner plans
Prices last verified: July 20, 2026Vultr plans
Prices last verified: July 20, 2026Pros & cons
The default recommendation for EU-based workloads: nothing else touches its specs-per-euro, and the 20 TB traffic allowance makes egress a non-issue for most projects.
Best pick when you need many small instances close to users worldwide; the $10/TB egress overage is mid-pack.
Frequently asked questions
Vultr has the cheaper entry plan: $3.50/month vs $7.09/month (CX23 vs Cloud Compute Regular 512 MB, verified against official pricing pages).
Hetzner includes up to 20 TB of traffic on the plans we track; Vultr includes up to 2 TB of traffic on the plans we track.
Hetzner: Falkenstein, Nuremberg, Helsinki, Ashburn, Hillsboro, Singapore. Vultr: 32 locations worldwide, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, New Jersey, Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney.
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