Server Pricing History & Market Indices
Welcome to our comprehensive server pricing history tracker. Monitor how hosting prices evolve over time across different providers and server types. Our pricing indices help you understand market trends and make informed decisions about your hosting investments.
We track pricing data for VPS (Virtual Private Servers), Dedicated Servers, and Root Servers across multiple providers. All prices are shown in Euro (excluding VAT) and are updated daily based on publicly available information.
General Price Indices
These indices show how much computing resources you get for your money. Higher values indicate better value.
Server Configuration Price Indices
Track pricing for common server configurations. Lower prices indicate better deals for the same amount of RAM.
How to Use These Indices
- General Indices (Memory & CPU): Show how much computing power you get per Euro. Higher is better.
- Server Configuration Indices: Show monthly prices for specific RAM sizes. Lower is better.
- Each chart allows you to select different time ranges (1 month, 6 months, 1 year) and toggle min/max ranges.
- Click on provider names in the legend to show/hide their data lines.
- Hover over data points to see detailed statistics including median, average, min, and max values.
Important Considerations
- Prices shown are in Euro (€) excluding VAT and may vary based on currency exchange rates.
- Data collection started on 17th January 2026 - historical data before this date is unavailable.
- Not all providers offer servers in every configuration, so some charts may show limited data.
- Hardware specifications, performance, and included services vary across providers and server types.
- Promotional offers and discounts are not included in these calculations.
- Always verify current pricing and specifications directly with hosting providers before making decisions.
- Use our server price comparison tool to find the best deals based on your requirements.
Explore our comprehensive pricing history charts for memory, CPU, and server price indices. Analyze trends over time to make informed decisions on your hosting needs. Stay updated with the latest data for various server types including VPS, Root Servers, and Dedicated Servers. Optimize your budget with insights from our detailed pricing history.
Keep in mind that metrics are hard to compare across different server types and providers due to varying hardware specifications, performance levels, and included services. Always consider these factors alongside pricing data to ensure you select the best option for your specific requirements.
All information is calculated based on publicly available data and is intended for informational purposes only. Prices and offerings may change over time, so always verify details with the respective hosting providers before making any purchasing decisions.
Promotional offers or discounts are not considered in this analysis.
All Data is calculated by serverlist.dev directly. Therefore, we can only offer data starting from 17th January 2026. Which is when we started collecting pricing data.
Not all providers offer servers in each category. Therefore, some charts may have limited data or be unavailable for certain server types.
Use the select element in the top left of a chart to choose different time ranges for the displayed data.
Use the checkbox element in the top right of a chart to toggle the min/max range on or off.
- Average Price
- Median Price
- Lowest Price
- Highest Price
All prices are shown excluding VAT.
Keep in mind that currency conversions may affect price comparisons.
Memory or RAM (Random Access Memory) is used to temporarily store data that your computer's processor needs to access quickly. It plays a crucial role in determining the performance and speed of your server. You can use our RAM per 1 Euro charts to see how much memory you can get for your money over time. Another metrics that influences memory performance is the memory type (e.g., DDR4, DDR5) and its speed (measured in MHz). Sadly, most providers do not publicly disclose this information, so it would be very hard to include it fairly in our calculations.
Logical CPU Cores represent the number of processing units available in a server's CPU. More cores generally mean better multitasking and performance for applications that can utilize multiple threads. You can use our CPU Price Index to see how CPU pricing has evolved over time. We do not take into account CPU models, clock speeds, or architectures, as this information is often not publicly available from providers. Providers might adjust these factors without changing the advertised core count, which could impact performance. For VPS you might encounter noisy neighbours or the provider might overbook the CPU resources, which can also impact performance.
A Price Index is a statistical measure that tracks changes in prices over time for a specific category of goods or services. In our case, we provide price indices for memory, CPU, and various server types. These indices help you understand pricing trends and make informed decisions when selecting hosting services.
Our Generic Server Type Price Index shows the price you need to pay for most common server configurations over time. We aggregate data for servers with 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64 GB of RAM to provide a comprehensive overview of pricing trends across different memory tiers. While providers might discontinue one specific server configuration, they often introduce new ones with similar specs. By aggregating data across these common configurations, we ensure that our price index remains relevant and reflective of the overall market trends.
Use our pricing history charts to make informed decisions about your hosting needs and optimize your budget effectively. Stay updated with the latest trends in server pricing and performance metrics. Happy hosting!