One cloud, one limit, one invoice
You buy one pool of resources and run what you like inside it: virtual machines, managed Kubernetes, database clusters, S3 buckets and load balancers.
One pool. Any service.
from €3.50 a month per vCPU; VDC-4 from €67
A datacenter you never rack
- Virtual DC — you buy one pool of resources, not a list of virtual machines.
- What runs in it — VMs, managed Kubernetes, managed database clusters, S3 buckets and load balancers.
- One limit, one invoice — the account is the unit, not the workload inside it.
- vCPU — one price for every vCPU on the account, €3.50 a month.
- Memory — €2 a month per GB.
One pool of resources per account
You buy one pool of resources for the account: vCPU, memory and storage. What runs inside it — pods, virtual machines, databases, load balancers — is your business, and the number of them changes nothing on the invoice.
one limit for the account
- virtual machines
- managed Kubernetes
- database clusters
vCPU, memory and storage on the account, as one limit.
a licence per core, a price per pod, a price per virtual machine.
virtual machines, managed Kubernetes, managed database clusters such as PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and Kafka, S3 buckets and load balancers.
Nothing beyond the pool starts. The quota is checked when something is started: no throttling of what already runs and no surprise invoice. You raise the limit, and it is billed from that hour.
no volume limit. The account includes an average of 300 Mbps of internet traffic, averaged over the month; from 16 vCPU, an average of 1 Gbps. Traffic inside the cloud is not counted.
4 vCPU, 16 GB of memory, 200 GB of replicated NVMe storage and 1 IPv4 address, with 300 Mbps of traffic on average: €67 a month.
8 vCPU, 32 GB of memory, 500 GB of replicated NVMe storage and 1 IPv4 address, with 300 Mbps of traffic on average: €140 a month.
16 vCPU, 64 GB of memory, 1 TB of replicated NVMe storage and 2 IPv4 addresses, with 1 Gbps of traffic on average: €280 a month.
32 vCPU, 128 GB of memory, 2 TB of replicated NVMe storage and 4 IPv4 addresses, with 1 Gbps of traffic on average: €560 a month.
Built from the same units, at the same prices.
Size it, and watch the line assemble
Five inputs, one pool. Change one and the line changes with it; a term discount comes off vCPU and memory only, in a line of its own.
Inside the limit
- managed Kubernetes
- virtual machines
- PostgreSQL
- ClickHouse
- Kafka
- S3 buckets
- load balancers
Press minus or plus, or drag a part into the bay.
- vCPU 32
- Memory 64
- Storage 960
total on the account
total on the account, in gigabytes
total on the account, in gigabytes
public addresses, one per load balancer
monthly, 12 months or 36 months
| Per month | How much: units, racks or kW | Per unit | Excluding VAT |
|---|---|---|---|
| vCPU | 32 | Per vCPU | €112 |
| Memory | 64 | Per GB of memory | €128 |
| Storage | 960 | Per GB of storage | €86.40 |
| IPv4 | 0 | Per address | On request |
| Term | 0 | Per cent of vCPU and memory | |
| Monthly total — the sum of the lines above, excluding VAT. | €326.40On request | ||
back to the drawing board: the configuration this page opens with
Why this cloud
- Managed database clusters without a markup — PostgreSQL, ClickHouse and Kafka clusters run on the pool's vCPU, memory and storage, with no separate price for the service.
- Support in the price — support is part of the monthly price, from the team that runs the platform.
- A disk that outlives a server — storage is replicated NVMe over the network, never a local disk.
- In the Netherlands — the cloud runs in a datacenter in the Netherlands.
- Grows without moving — a bigger pool is a higher limit on the same account, not a new plan and a migration.
Next to five other clouds
The same questions, put to our cloud and to five others.
| What we compare | super.am | German cloud | French cloud | French developer cloud | Finnish cloud | US hyperscaler |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 vCPU, 64 GB, 1 TB of disk and 2 IPv4, a month | €280 | about €117 shared; €314–€334 dedicated | about €390; €299 as a pool | about €303 shared; about €428 dedicated | €362 | about €804 |
| Support in the price | included in the monthly price | tickets; no published response time | a first answer within 8 business hours | tickets only; 8 hours | chat around the clock; incidents within 2 hours | no technical support without a paid plan |
| A managed database cluster (PostgreSQL), as a multiple of the same VM | no markup: it runs inside the pool | no such product | 2.9–4.4× | 1.5–1.96× | 1.5–2.5× | 1.84× |
| Kubernetes control plane | no separate price: it runs inside the pool | no such service | €0; with an SLA €65.70 | €0; dedicated €80.30 | €0; production €60 | $73 per cluster |
| Traffic | no volume limit: 300 Mbps on average per account, 1 Gbps from 16 vCPU | 20–60 TB per server, then €1 per TB | included; port speed by instance type | included, at an "up to" speed | a quota per server, then 100 Mbps | 100 GB, then $0.09 per GB |
| Hard spending limit | yes: the pool is the limit | alerts only | an alert only | alerts only | none | per project, for new customers |
| Datacenter in the Netherlands | yes | none | none | yes | yes | none |
Figures as of 1–2 October 2026, from each provider's public price list and documentation; we check them every quarter.
Prices a month, in EUR excluding VAT, or in US dollars where the provider sets them so.
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