Three years. A third off, every number published.
NoBull Networks opened its doors on June 22, 2023 in Everett, WA. Three years on we still own the hardware, still publish the benchmarks, and still put engineers on the tickets. To celebrate, the Foundational line is a third off for a limited run: five sizes with the F-line's own allowances per gigabyte, Intel enterprise nodes, hardware RAID-10 SSD, a 1 Gbps port in Seattle, and no coupon code to remember.
See The Five Plans- Foundational KVM
- Intel enterprise
- RAID-10 SSD
- 1 Gbps
- Seattle, WA
The Year Three Lineup
Five sizes, one rule: the price on the card is the price you pay, this year and every year after. Every size carries the standard F-line allowances for its RAM (12 GB of RAID-10 SSD and 2 TB of transfer per gigabyte) at 33% off the F-line yearly rate. No code, no countdown clock, no popup insisting only three are left. The third off is the birthday: we are three.
3YR_ANNIV_2G
- 1 vCPU
- 2 GB RAM
- 24 GB RAID-10 SSD
- 4 TB Monthly Transfer
3YR_ANNIV_4G
- 2 vCPU
- 4 GB RAM
- 48 GB RAID-10 SSD
- 8 TB Monthly Transfer
3YR_ANNIV_6G
- 2 vCPU
- 6 GB RAM
- 72 GB RAID-10 SSD
- 12 TB Monthly Transfer
3YR_ANNIV_8G
- 2 vCPU
- 8 GB RAM
- 96 GB RAID-10 SSD
- 16 TB Monthly Transfer
3YR_ANNIV_12G
- 3 vCPU
- 12 GB RAM
- 144 GB RAID-10 SSD
- 24 TB Monthly Transfer
* Annual billing only. Deploys exclusively in our Seattle, WA datacenter. Quantities are limited per size; when a size sells out its button switches off. We do not plan to restock the series and we take no waiting list.
Three Promises For Year Three
The Card Is The Price
The renewal price is the price on the card. No teaser rate, no year-two surprise, no "regular price" asterisk. A $28.80 plan renews at $28.80 for as long as you keep it.
No Silicon Lottery
These are Foundational plans, not mystery-meat KVM. Intel enterprise nodes on hardware RAID-10 SSD, the same platform and the same allowances per gigabyte as our standard F-line, in the same Seattle facility, on the same 40G spine.
No Manufactured Urgency
No countdown clock, no stock counter stuck on three. Quantities are real and finite. When a size sells out the button turns off and the card says so. No restock is planned and we take no waiting list.
Three Years Of Receipts
Independent VPS rankings and public customer reviews for NoBull Networks as a whole. The rankings cover the plans VPSBenchmarks tested, not this series, so benchmark these yourself and post it.
Anniversary Series vs Standard F-Line
Same nodes, same network, same engineers. Here is exactly what differs, so nobody has to ask "what's the catch" in the thread.
| What | Anniversary series | Standard Foundational line |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Annual prepay only | Monthly, semi-annual, or annual |
| Price | A third off the F-line yearly rate, renews unchanged | List price, renews unchanged |
| Hardware | Intel enterprise nodes, hardware RAID-10 SSD, KVM | Identical |
| Allowances | The F-line's own: 12 GB RAID-10 SSD and 2 TB transfer per GB of RAM | Identical |
| Quantity | Limited per size; no restock planned, no waiting list | Stock-controlled, normally available |
| Upgrades | Not within the series; move to a standard plan and we help migrate | Resize in the Console any time |
| Money-back | 30 days on new orders | 30 days on new orders |
| Location, network, support | Seattle, 1 Gbps port, engineers on tickets | Identical |
Where The Discount Comes From
Annual prepay, a fixed run of stock, no monthly option, no in-series upgrades, and the fact that it is our birthday. Nothing is removed from the server itself: these are the F-line's own per-gigabyte allowances on the F-line's own Intel enterprise nodes, same hardware RAID-10, same 40G spine, same humans answering your tickets. The larger sizes carry fewer cores and less disk than the cheapest yearly deals elsewhere; what you get instead is a pinned Intel platform on hardware RAID-10, on hardware we own. We would rather show the math than hide it behind a timer.
The Fine Print, Out Loud
The questions a forum regular asks before posting the order confirmation.
Does the price go up at renewal?
No. The card price is the recurring price. A $28.80/yr plan renews at $28.80/yr for as long as you keep it active. No teaser rate, no year-two surprise.
Why is this cheaper than the standard Foundational line?
It is the standard Foundational line at a third off: same nodes, same allowances per gigabyte, same engineers on tickets. What you give up is flexibility: annual prepay only, a limited run, no monthly option, no in-series upgrades. When the run sells out, the standard Foundational line is still there with monthly billing and in-portal resizing.
Is the struck-through price real, or inflated for the sale?
Real. The Foundational line sells today at $21.60 per GB of RAM per year at every size (F10 with 2 GB is $43.20/yr); check it on the Foundational page. The anniversary price is that rate minus a third, and it stays there at renewal.
What hardware will my VPS actually run on?
Intel enterprise processors on hardware RAID-10 SSD arrays, KVM virtualization, the Cloud Panel. This is the Foundational platform, not AMD EPYC™. If you need high single-thread clocks and NVMe, that is the Performance (P) line, and we will happily say so rather than sell you the wrong box.
Can I pay monthly?
Not on the anniversary series; annual prepay is part of how the price stays this low. The standard Foundational line bills monthly from F30 up.
Can I upgrade an anniversary plan later?
Within the series, no. If you outgrow one, move to a standard Foundational or Performance plan and we will help with the migration.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes. New orders carry the same 30-day money-back guarantee as every new VPS, VDS, and game server order. The terms are on the SLA and Money-Back Guarantee page.
Can I run a benchmark and post it?
Please do. We publish ours; run YABS or Geekbench on yours and post the results wherever you like. A provider that minds being benchmarked is telling you something.
Will Black Friday beat this price?
We do not know yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can promise is that this price renews unchanged, which over three years matters more than any one-day number.
Is IPv6 included?
IPv6 is part of the NoBull Networks network. Every plan ships with one dedicated IPv4; if your service does not already show an IPv6 assignment and you need one, open a ticket and we will sort out an allocation. Details in IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses.
How can I pay?
Card or PayPal through the Console; renewals charge your default method on the due date. See Payment Methods and Invoices.
What can I run on it?
Anything lawful within our Terms of Service. The short version: no spam, no open proxies or anonymizers, no IRC scripts or bots. We may filter outbound SMTP by default to protect the network's IP reputation; open a ticket with a legitimate mail use case. The full policy is in Acceptable Use, Spam, and Abuse Reports.
Where will my server be located?
Seattle, WA: Lumen Seattle 1 at 1000 Denny Way, a Tier III design with N+1 power and cooling, on a 1 Gbps port, built for Pacific Northwest latency. The route is published on the Network page, with more on the building at our datacenter.
What happens when a size sells out?
It is gone and the button turns off. We do not plan to restock the series and we take no waiting list, because we do not promise stock we do not have. The standard Foundational line stays available.
Still curious? Dig through the knowledge base or open a ticket in the Console. An engineer answers.
Need Monthly Billing Or Higher Clocks?
The anniversary series is annual-only by design. Everything else in the catalog is a click away.