Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small

phoenixNAP Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small: a dedicated physical server with a Intel Xeon E-2356G, 6 physical cores, 64 GB RAM and 1 TB NVMe. USD 0.17 per hour on demand, or USD 97.31 a month with a 1-month reservation (USD 65.36 a month on a 36-month reservation). Available in Phoenix, Ashburn, Chicago, Seattle, Amsterdam and Singapore.

Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small costs $97.31 a month, or $1,168 a year. That puts it 2nd on price among the 8 plans with 64 GB of memory we track, which range from $88.87 to $788.40 a month. It is big enough for 67 of the 68 self-hosted apps in our guides, including Apache Airflow, Immich, LiteLLM Proxy and NocoDB.

vCPU
6
Memory
64 GB
Storage
1,000 GB

Market position

Number 2 of 8 on price with 64 GB

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$88.87 cheapest$788.40 most expensive

Available USD plans in the catalog with exactly this much memory, monthly price on a log scale. Hourly-billed plans use hourly price × 730.

Cost at a glance

What this plan costs you

Per month
$97.31
Per year
$1,168
Per vCPU
$16.22/mo
Per GB RAM
$1.52/mo

Standard list price before tax, add-ons, backups or bandwidth overage.

Specifications

CPU classification
Bare metal: Intel Xeon E-2356G, 6 physical cores
CPU cores
6 cores
Management
Self-managed
Memory
64 GB
Storage capacity
1000 GB
Storage type
1 TB NVMe

Before you buy

Comparable plans from other providers

Compare top 3 →
  1. Vultr Vultr Cloud Compute · 16 vCPU / 64 GB 16 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 1280 GB disk
    $320.00/mo +$222.69/mo
  2. Akamai Linode Linode 64 GB (Shared CPU) 16 vCPU · 64 GB RAM · 1280 GB disk
    $384.00/mo +$286.69/mo

Available USD plans from other providers with at least this plan's vCPU and memory and comparable storage. Check CPU type, regions and transfer before switching.

Within phoenixNAP's range

How Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small differs from its neighbours

Same size, different plan

  • Bare Metal Cloud s1.c1.small has the same 6 vCPU and 64 GB of memory, but Bare metal: Intel Xeon E-2276G, 6 physical cores CPUs instead of Bare metal: Intel Xeon E-2356G, 6 physical cores, and costs $8.44 less a month.

Changing size

  • Bare Metal Cloud s1.c1.medium is the next size up: 128 GB of memory for $147.87 a month, $50.56 more than this plan. It runs no extra apps from our guides, so only move up for more headroom.
  • Bare Metal Cloud s0.d1.medium is the next size down: 32 GB of memory and 4 vCPU for $63.87 a month, $33.44 less than this plan. It still runs every app from our guides that this plan does.

From the published specs and list prices in our catalog. App fit uses the starting server we suggest in each hosting guide.

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$0.17 Standard · per hour
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Price history

No change to the monthly list price of $97.31 since we started tracking it on .

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What this plan can run

Big enough for

Too small for

Each app is measured against the starting server we suggest in its hosting guide.

Questions

Questions about Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small

How much does Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small cost?

$97.31 a month, or about $1,167.72 a year, before tax.

What is the cheapest 64 GB plan you track?

phoenixNAP’s Bare Metal Cloud s1.c1.small, at $88.87 a month. It is the lowest price among the 8 USD plans with 64 GB of memory we track.

How is Bare Metal Cloud s2.c1.small different from Bare Metal Cloud s1.c1.small?

Bare Metal Cloud s1.c1.small has the same 6 vCPU and 64 GB of memory, but Bare metal: Intel Xeon E-2276G, 6 physical cores CPUs instead of Bare metal: Intel Xeon E-2356G, 6 physical cores, and costs $8.44 less a month.

What does the next size up cost?

Bare Metal Cloud s1.c1.medium is the next size up: 128 GB of memory for $147.87 a month, $50.56 more than this plan. It runs no extra apps from our guides, so only move up for more headroom.