VX1 · $5606.4/mo (1536 GB RAM, 192 vCPU, 10000 GB transfer)
Oracle Cloud's bare-metal instance undercuts Vultr by 50% ($2803.20 vs $5606.40/mo) with superior specs (256 vCPU, 2048GB RAM vs 192 vCPU, 1536GB RAM), though block storage performance tiers and autonomous database charges are billed separately. OVHcloud offers a middle ground at $3649.27/mo with solid specs, but falls short on CPU and RAM compared to both Vultr and Oracle.
Bare-metal instance with 256 vCPU and 2048GB RAM at exactly half Vultr's price, plus 99.95% SLA and dedicated hardware eliminates noisy-neighbor risk.
Caveat: Block Volume performance (VPU) and any autonomous database storage are billed separately on top of the base compute cost, and you must verify transfer allowances match your workload.
Saves 35% versus Vultr with 128 vCPU and 1024GB RAM on NVMe storage, plus 99.99% SLA and strong European/APAC presence.
Caveat: IPv4 addresses billed separately, Windows license adds $0.039/vCore/hour if needed, and APAC outbound traffic loses free-egress status after mid-2026.
Before you switch
| Provider | Plan | Price | Specs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oracle Cloud Infrastructure | Compute VM Instances · BM.Standard.E4.128 (Bare Metal) | $2803.2/mo | 2048 GB RAM, 256 vCPU | Visit |
| OVHcloud | Public Cloud Compute Instances · r3-1024 | $3649.27/mo | 1024 GB RAM, 128 vCPU, 400 GB NVMe | Visit |
| Google Cloud | Compute Engine · m1-megamem-96 | $7776.08/mo | 1433.2001953125 GB RAM, 96 vCPU | Visit |