Category: Pricing updates
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Pricing updates
Verisign Lifts .net Wholesale From $10.91 to $12.00, Effective March 1, 2027
Verisign raises .net wholesale from $10.91 to $12.00 on March 1, 2027, taking nearly the full 10% annual step its ICANN contract allows.
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Melbicom Prices Its Premium CDN by Zone: EUR 0.03 per GB in 55 Territories, Up to 0.15 Elsewhere
Melbicom prices Premium CDN delivery by zone: EUR 0.03 per GB in 55 of 251 territories. Denmark costs five times Sweden's rate; no SLA is published.
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Clientexec Will Enforce Its Update Window, and the First Upgrade Is the One That Fails
Clientexec will enforce the update window sold with Owned Licenses from version 7.2.1, and the first upgrade is the one that fails.
Pricing updates
The Renewal Multiplier Index: What Hosting Costs After the Intro Price
We measured renewal multipliers across ten major hosts, 1.0x to 5.3x; entry plans renew at higher multiples than top plans across the board.
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Leaseweb’s VPS Increase Falls Hardest on the Cheapest Plans
Leaseweb's August VPS increase falls hardest on the cheapest plans, the US entry nearly doubling while premium tiers barely move.
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European Hosting Is Still Cheap. But Only If You Buy the Right Tier.
Shared vCPU in Europe is still 60-75% cheaper than US providers. Dedicated vCPU has reached price parity. The European advantage has split.
Pricing updates
Hetzner’s Price Increases Reached 204%. The 30% Headline Applied to a Different Tier.
Hetzner's CCX and CPX cloud servers rose 113-204% in 2026. The 30-37% headline applied only to entry-level shared vCPU tiers.
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While the Industry Raised Prices, a Few Hosts Promised Never To. Regulation Just Made That a Strategy.
A few hosts promised never to raise renewal prices, through the worst hardware inflation in a decade. New renewal laws just turned that into strategy.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) updated its contract terms, allowing server price changes until shipment
In early February 2026 HPE sent letters to partners, changing contract terms for server and GreenLake orders.HPE cited rising memory prices and supply constraints as reasons…
Pricing updates
WHMCS hike costs for 2025
The rising prices and stagnation in platform development, with its owners seemingly ignoring the needs of the community, could lead to a greater loss of customers in the long term if a suitable alternative emerges, as demonstrated by users' experiments in attempting to move away from WHMCS.
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