DigitalOcean

digitalocean.com
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Price from The cheapest way in, as the vendor states it on the date shown below. Higher tiers usually cost considerably more — check before you commit. from $4.00per month

Basic Droplet; 1 vCPU, 512 MiB RAM, 10 GiB SSD, 500 GiB transfer.

The vendor's price as of September 26, 2026. Prices change — check before you buy.

Hosting provider at a glance

Checked by smm.guide · September 26, 2026
Hosting types
VPSCloud
Data centres
US, CA, NL, UK, DE, IN, SG, AU
DDoS protection
Included
Pay with crypto
No

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About DigitalOcean

The developer cloud — simple droplets, clean API and predictable pricing that made VPS mainstream.

DigitalOcean made cloud VPS approachable: droplets that deploy in a minute, flat predictable pricing, a clean API and documentation that taught a generation of developers to run servers.

It has since layered on managed databases, Kubernetes and app platforms, but simplicity against the hyperscalers remains the core identity.

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How it is counted
Domain age · 26.5 years 40/40
Owner verified · unclaimed 0/10
Reviews on smm.guide 0/25
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