SnugVPS

Early list open · first server opens late November 2026

A cheap VPS for your bots, small apps and side projects

A Linux container in Limburg, Germany with 1 GB RAM, 10 GB NVMe, root access, your own IPv6 address and free HTTPS for your domains. One small server, 30 slots, no lock-in.

Join the early list

₹500 / month (about US$5.25), cancel any time

01 / The offer

Cheap VPS hosting, with exact specs

Every slot is the same. No tiers, no small print about "up to" numbers.

Your slot

Price
₹500 per month (about US$5.25 at today's rate), billed monthly, cancel any time
Type
Unprivileged LXC container on Proxmox VE
Memory
1 GB RAM
Disk
10 GB NVMe
CPU
A fair share of the server's CPU (see below)
OS
Ubuntu or Debian, with root access inside the container
IPv4
Shared address with your own SSH port. Web traffic on ports 80 and 443 is routed to you by domain name, with free automatic HTTPS
IPv6
Your own public IPv6 address

The server it runs on

Machine
OVH Kimsufi KS-5 dedicated server
Location
Limburg, Germany
CPU
Intel Xeon E3-1270 v6, 4 cores, 8 threads
Memory
32 GB DDR4 ECC
Storage
2 x 450 GB NVMe in software RAID 1
Network
500 Mbps unmetered, shared by all containers. No per-slot bandwidth promise
Backups
Off-site backups are planned. Keep your own copies of anything important
02 / Fit

A cheap Linux VPS for small jobs, not for everything

It is a container with a shared IPv4 address, which keeps the price low and sets clear limits. Please read both lists before you join.

Good for

  • Discord bot hosting and Telegram bot hosting: bots that connect out to the chat service
  • Small websites, dashboards and web apps on your own domain, with HTTPS set up for you
  • APIs, webhooks, scheduled jobs and scripts that need to stay online
  • Students and anyone learning Linux with real root access
  • Projects that can use IPv6 directly

Not for

  • Windows, custom kernels or kernel modules (the kernel is shared)
  • Game servers, including Minecraft
  • Anything that needs its own IPv4 address or UDP ports
  • Services that need inbound IPv4 ports other than your SSH port, 80 and 443
  • Workloads that need a guaranteed amount of bandwidth
03 / How it works

From the early list to SSH in five steps

Joining the list is free and commits you to nothing. We take no payments on this page.

  1. Join the list

    Leave your email and tell us what you would run.

  2. Hear first

    We email the list before anyone else when the first server opens.

  3. Verify identity

    A quick check before activation keeps abuse off the shared server.

  4. Pay monthly

    ₹500 a month (about US$5.25). Cancel any time.

  5. Get SSH details

    Your host, SSH port and IPv6 address arrive by email.

04 / The first server

30 slots, opening late November 2026

We are starting with one dedicated server in Limburg, Germany, split into 30 containers. Keeping it to 30 means 1 GB of RAM is really yours and the CPU and network are shared among a small group.

People on the early list hear first when it opens. If there is more demand than slots, the list helps us decide on a second server.

One server, 30 containers of 1 GB each.

05 / FAQ

Questions about this NAT VPS setup

Is a container the same as a VPS?

Not quite. A classic VPS is a full virtual machine with its own kernel. Ours is an LXC container: you get your own Linux system with root access, your own processes, users and packages, but every container shares the host's kernel.

For bots, websites, APIs and scripts this works the same day to day, with less overhead. It also means no Windows, no custom kernels and no kernel modules.

How does the shared IPv4 address work?

All 30 containers share one public IPv4 address, often called a NAT VPS setup. Each container gets its own SSH port on that address. Web traffic on ports 80 and 443 goes through a Caddy reverse proxy that sends each domain name to the right container and gets HTTPS certificates for you automatically.

There are no other inbound IPv4 ports. Outbound connections work normally. Each container also has its own public IPv6 address.

Where is the server?

In an OVH data center in Limburg, Germany. Customers can be anywhere in the world; latency will be lowest from Europe.

Can I run a Discord or Telegram bot?

Yes. Bots connect out to Discord or Telegram, so they do not need inbound ports. If your Telegram bot uses webhooks, point them at your domain and the reverse proxy will pass them to your container over HTTPS.

How do I cancel?

Billing is monthly and you can cancel any time. Your container stays active until the end of the month you paid for. There is no contract.

What is not allowed?

Spam, phishing, crypto mining, attacks on other systems and illegal content. Because everyone shares one server and one IPv4 address, we verify identity before activation and we will stop containers that break these rules.

Are there backups?

Off-site backups are planned. We have not set a schedule or retention period yet, so please keep your own copies of anything important.

Do I pay anything now?

No. This page only collects signups. When the server opens we email you, and you decide then.