Comparison · VPS
Vultr has Miami and a huge global network, but charges separately for traffic, IPv4 and anti-DDoS, and its 2 GB plan is around $12/mo. Astrol Nodes gives you a VPS in Miami on Ryzen 9 7950X from €4.99/mo with unlimited traffic, anti-DDoS and Spanish support included. If you want a low fixed price and all-included for LATAM, Astrol; if you need dozens of regions and hourly billing, Vultr.
| Feature | Astrol Nodes · Miami | Vultr |
|---|---|---|
| Price (2 GB) | 4,99 €/mes | ~$12/mo (high freq.) |
| CPU | Ryzen 9 7950X · guaranteed | shared vCPU |
| Miami | Yes | Yes |
| Traffic | Unlimited | Metered (0.5–2 TB) |
| IPv4 | Included | Extra cost (cheap plans) |
| Anti-DDoS | Included | Paid add-on |
| Storage | NVMe Gen4 | NVMe |
| Billing | Monthly · VAT incl. · € | Hourly/usage · $ |
| Global network | Regional (EU + US) | Global (many regions) |
| Support | Spanish · human | English · tickets |
Vultr bills hourly in dollars and adds costs for traffic, IPv4 and anti-DDoS. The final bill can climb well above the base price. With Astrol Nodes you pay a fixed monthly price in euros, VAT included, with everything inside: unlimited traffic, IPv4 and anti-DDoS.
For 2 GB of RAM, Vultr's comparable plan is around $12/mo; ours starts at €4.99. Both use shared vCPU, but our hardware is AMD Ryzen 9 7950X with DDR5 and Gen4 NVMe, with guaranteed resources.
Vultr also has a Miami datacenter, just like us, so latency to Latin America is good on both. The difference is price, what is included, and Spanish support.
Vultr is self-service with English tickets. If you prefer talking to someone in Spanish who helps you set up the server, that is where we stand out.
If your question is not here, open a ticket and we will answer.
Fixed monthly price in euros, with unlimited traffic, IPv4 and anti-DDoS included.
