32 GB dedicated server price history All providers

Once a day, serverlist.dev takes every VPS and dedicated server a provider lists and works out four numbers per provider and server type: the median, the average, the lowest and the highest value. That is all that is kept - not the individual servers behind each day. Collection started on 17 January 2026, so there is nothing before that date.

Prices are shown in the currency and VAT setting you picked, converted at today's exchange rate. Monthly prices are the ones you pay after any introductory period; setup fees, promotions and discount codes are left out.

Memory per money and CPU cores per money divide what a server offers by its monthly price, across every server a provider lists - higher means more for the same money. Cores and RAM are counted as advertised. CPU model, clock speed, RAM type, shared or dedicated cores and overselling are not public for most providers, so they are not part of the number.

The 4 GB to 64 GB charts show what a server with that much RAM costs per month. A provider can discontinue one plan and launch a similar one; grouping by RAM keeps the line going across those changes, but it also means a new or removed plan shows up as a jump. Not every provider sells every size, so some charts have only a few lines.

Hardware, performance and included services differ a lot between providers and server types, so a lower line is not automatically the better deal. The data is a daily snapshot and providers change things without notice - check the provider's site before you buy.