Dedicated bandwidth up to 10 Gbps

Dedicated bandwidth now goes up to 10 Gbps. Three new tiers sit above the 1 Gbps one, each on a 10 Gbps port, and the whole grid is now degressive: the more you take, the less each megabit costs.

What's New

• 2, 5 and 10 Gbps tiers, on a 10 Gbps port, in Paris, Lille, Frankfurt and Amsterdam: 449, 849 and 1190 EUR per month.
• A lower price on the existing tiers: 500 Mbps is now 149 EUR per month and 1 Gbps 269 EUR per month. 300 Mbps stays at 99.
• Tiers that fit the plan. A tier above 1 Gbps needs a plan that can push it: 2 Gbps from 4 vCPU, 5 Gbps from 8, 10 Gbps from 16. The Bandwidth tab shows the tiers your server qualifies for and says which plan unlocks the next one.
• The port you actually have. The server page and the Bandwidth tab now print the server's real port, 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps, and every figure from 1 Gbps up reads in Gbps.

How to Get Started

Open your server, then the Bandwidth tab. A tier is billed with the server, applied within minutes, no restart needed. Above about 2 Gbps the server's own network card can be the limit before the port is; a setting for the largest tiers is on its way.