Low cost VPS servers

I would advise you on several things to consider. With lower priced plans there may be little or no support. There is also a good chance they are over selling which means low performance on your VPS. My guess also is that the wire going to their servers does not provide a lot of bandwidth. I would find out what kind of connectivity they have. Too many sites going through a small wire can create a bottleneck.

If none of those things are an issue for you, good luck.
 
ecvps.com they are not that cheap in what you want, they are real priced plans 12.95$ 512/1024MB ram, 20GB disk.

But they are good and well maintained.
 
First telling your specific requirements of the VPS. Then choose a affordable one ,moreover other customers' review are also important .
 
I believe that you shouldn't rely on cost factor when choosing VPS
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Indeed. The price may come up to 50 bucks for full-featured account, but the quality will not correspond it, while it can be low-cost and have superior stability. Although, the situation is usually controversial.

Most important factor is the hosting provider you are going to use. Its reputation and balance.
 
There is pricing and then there is pricing.

If you need cPanel/WHM for your box, make sure you include that cost as well. Some providers include it with "managed" VPS, but not with the lower cost unmanaged. It can add about $12 to $15 per month to the cost. Same thing if you want off-site daily backups, more than one IP address, etc.

I have two VPS that I lease; one is a fully managed VPS that I have all my customer accounts on, backed up with R1Soft and my own solution. I have cPanel/WHM on that account and it came with two IPs. It runs about $30 a month. A similar unmanaged VPS, with half the memory, is running as a DNS server and backup box, and costs $4 a month. Adding all the services to the unmanaged box makes it about the same.

The unmanaged company makes you click off a little box whenever you submit a support ticket that confirms you have checked their knowledge base, and the solution isn't in there ... if it is, I agree they can charge me $30. They haven't charged me for support yet, but the host with the $30 VPS happily takes any support ticket and responds right away, with no threats of extra costs.
 
This can be a real issue.

The customer looking for real cheap hosting or reseller plans doesn't have root access and (usually-hopefully) has a company backing them upm with security and stability.

The ways you can screwup a VPS (with root access) is pretty limitless... Unless you know what you are doing be sure you find someone who can help you at less than $30 a ticket or it gets to be a REAL expensive VPS>>>
 
ThrustVPS aka DamnVPS has nice price, i got a windows vps from them before, their service is great but their nodes keep crashing in that period due to their Memory problem, other than that their customer service is alright.
 
Many folks think about VPS just they do for Shared Hosting. And a very few ask questions about the virtualization technique used to create the virtual instance. Fellow hosts know that there is a big difference between virtualization technologies and that the performance of the VM's/VPS depends very much of the virtualization approach.

One more thing. I don't think that we should be discussing pricing about VPS under $10 - $12 per month and even those would cover the cost of a very basic, low resource virtual instance.
 
Cheap VPS wont be any good for you.. as they would be overstuffed VPS servers on every node leading to downtime. While thinking of VPS you think about reliability so I will suggest don't compromise on cost.
 
You can find great support, resources and reliability at about $10pm but I think less than that is going to be a little too 'cheap'
 
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