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Metrabyte 2026 Shared VPS Pricing

Metrabyte 2026 Shared VPS Pricing

Cloud Hosting price structure

Metrabyte organizes Cloud Hosting by operating system — WordPress hosting, Linux hosting, and Windows hosting. Each plan's price depends on NVMe storage, bandwidth, and included accounts, and every plan runs on NVMe SSD atop Dell PowerEdge hardware in the company's own Bangkok data center. Check metrabyte.cloud for current figures — we avoid quoting numbers that may go stale.

Pick Linux if you don't need Windows, since that avoids the SPLA licensing cost folded into Windows plans.

Cloud VPS and Forex VPS pricing

Cloud VPS costs more than Cloud Hosting but provides dedicated resources. Metrabyte splits it into Cloud Windows SSD (priced higher because it bundles SPLA Windows licensing), Cloud Linux SSD (the cheaper option for general Linux work), and a dedicated Forex VPS with Thai and Singapore nodes for running MetaTrader/EAs 24/7. Choose managed or self-managed. Hardware and promotions change periodically, so confirm specs and pricing at metrabyte.cloud.

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Payment channels

Metrabyte supports channels convenient for Thai customers — no international card required: PromptPay (scan-to-pay), Thai bank transfer, and Visa/Mastercard. After paying by PromptPay or transfer, send the slip to the team to activate faster, reachable via Line @metrabyte, phone 02-0263-124, or email.

Monthly vs annual billing

You can pay monthly (flexible, good for trials or short projects) or annually (better value long-term and less frequent renewal work); some services offer 2-3 year terms at a lower unit rate. If you're confident you'll use it beyond six months, annual is usually the better deal — but weigh it against the refund policy before committing.

Keeping costs down with Metrabyte

Match the product line to the workload: choose Linux unless you need Windows (saving SPLA licensing), start with a right-sized plan and upgrade within the same provider as traffic grows, use free Let's Encrypt instead of buying SSL until you need OV/EV, and ask the team about new-customer promotions before signing up.

Add-ons and other costs

Beyond core hosting, Metrabyte offers add-ons that may appear on your bill: domain registration (starting around 450 THB/year per Metrabyte's site), Cloud Backup for off-server copies, OV/EV SSL for organization-level validation, business email via Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or Zoho Mail, and managed service if you'd rather the team run the server. Review the checkout carefully — email and backup may be billed separately.

Refund policy

Metrabyte offers a money-back guarantee for new customers; check the terms and window at metrabyte.cloud or ask the team. Domain registration fees are typically non-refundable (industry standard), and used Windows SPLA licensing may carry specific conditions.

Value for Thai businesses

Weighing price against what you get: Bangkok-hosted Dell PowerEdge nodes with NVMe SSD and up to 40 Gbps bandwidth for speed and stability; a Thai team of 30+ with over a decade of experience for on-point support; an all-in-one catalogue spanning hosting, VPS, dedicated, colocation, email, domains, and SSL; PromptPay/Thai transfer for easy payment; plus a Forex VPS and OpenStack consulting that typical hosts don't offer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How much does a Metrabyte domain cost?
Per Metrabyte's site, domains start around 450 THB/year; check metrabyte.cloud for hosting and VPS prices.
Is a Windows VPS more expensive than Linux?
Generally yes — the Windows VPS bundles SPLA Windows licensing, which the Linux line does not.
Can I pay with PromptPay?
Yes — PromptPay, Thai bank transfer, and credit card are accepted.
Is the Forex VPS priced separately?
Yes — a dedicated package with Thai and Singapore nodes; see metrabyte.cloud.