Hey everyone,
I'm working on launching a new service that offers super affordable VPS solutions, perfect for testing, small development projects, and experimentation. Each VPS will have its own public IPv6 address, which I believe is an important feature for many developers. I'm doing some market research and would love to hear your thoughts!
Here's what I’m offering:
Tiny VPS plans with 256MB to 1GB RAM and 2GB to 10GB SSD storage, ideal for quick tests, small apps, or just playing around with new ideas.
Every VPS will come with its own IPv6 address, so you don’t need to worry about network sharing.
The goal is to offer cost-effective VPS solutions for hobbyists, developers, and IT enthusiasts who don't need massive resources but want something reliable for their work.
I'm curious about:
How much RAM and storage do you usually need for small projects or testing environments? Do my VPS plans sound like something you'd use?
Would you prefer daily or monthly billing options, or even a pay-as-you-go approach?
What features are most important to you when choosing a VPS for small projects? (e.g., Docker support, ease of use, custom images, scalability)
How much are you willing to pay for a small VPS like this? (e.g., 256MB RAM, 2GB SSD)
What would make a service like this stand out in your opinion? What features would you want to see?
Are you more likely to choose VPS providers who offer simple, no-frills setups or those with more complex configuration options?
Why this matters: I want to build a service that solves the pain points of developers, hobbyists, and anyone who needs a cheap and quick VPS for short-term testing. This could be a great way to run small tests without committing to more expensive options.
Your feedback would mean a lot! Whether you're a developer or a hobbyist, or someone who just needs a small VPS occasionally, your insights will help me shape this service to best fit your needs.
Thanks in advance, and feel free to ask me any questions!
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