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CPX31 cloud VPS 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM

The CPX31 is a Linux cloud VPS with 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM and 160 GB SSD (Shared AMD EPYC vCPU), from $0.037 per hour with a monthly cap of $22.78. It deploys in 6 regions (Falkenstein (DE), Helsinki (FI), Nuremberg (DE), Singapore (SG), Ashburn, VA (US) and Hillsboro, OR (US)) with root SSH access on Ubuntu or Debian, is billed per minute while it exists, and shows its exact price in the configurator before you sign in.

From $0.037 / hr Capped at $22.78 / mo 160 GB SSD Shared vCPU

Prices from the live catalog · billed per minute

At a glance

CPX31 specs and pricing

vCPU
4
Shared AMD EPYC vCPU
Memory
8 GB
RAM
Storage
160 GB
local SSD
Hourly from
$0.037
billed per minute
Monthly cap
$22.78
$5.70 per vCPU
Regions
6
EU, US, Singapore

CPX31 belongs to the CPX line of shared AMD EPYC servers, which offer higher per-core performance than the cost-optimized CX line and are available in more regions.

At $22.78 per month that works out to $5.70 per vCPU and $2.85 per GB of RAM. Price varies by region: Falkenstein (DE) is the cheapest at $22.78 per month and Hillsboro, OR (US) the most expensive at $80.02.

Pricing

CPX31 price by region

Live prices. Servers bill per minute at the hourly rate, up to the monthly cap shown in the configurator.

CPX31 price per region
RegionPer hourMonthly cap
Falkenstein (DE) $0.037 $22.78 Deploy
Helsinki (FI) $0.037 $22.78 Deploy
Nuremberg (DE) $0.037 $22.78 Deploy
Singapore (SG) $0.068 $42.22 Deploy
Ashburn, VA (US) $0.128 $80.02 Deploy
Hillsboro, OR (US) $0.128 $80.02 Deploy

What a CPX31 costs over time

In Falkenstein (DE), the cheapest region for this plan.

CPX31 cost by duration
DurationCost
1 hour$0.037
1 day (24 hours)$0.878
1 week (168 hours)$6.15
Full month$22.78
Use cases

What to run on a CPX31

  • Docker Compose stacks with several services
  • Medium web apps with a database
  • Self-hosted tools such as GitLab Runner or Grafana
  • Small game servers

Need AI inference? CPU servers are a poor fit for large language models. Use the pay-per-token inference API for hosted models, or rent a GPU pod billed per minute for custom models and fine-tuning. Single-tenant hardware is available as dedicated bare-metal servers.

Alternatives

CPX31 vs similar plans

Live lowest monthly cap across regions.

Cloud VPS plans similar to CPX31
PlanvCPURAMSSDCPU typeFrom / mo
CPX31 (this page) 48 GB160 GBShared AMD EPYC vCPU$22.78
CX33 48 GB80 GBShared x86 vCPU, cost-optimized$11.44
CPX21 34 GB80 GBShared AMD EPYC vCPU$12.52
CAX21 48 GB80 GBShared Arm64 vCPU, Ampere Altra$14.14
CPX32 48 GB160 GBShared AMD EPYC vCPU$46.00
CCX13 28 GB80 GBDedicated AMD EPYC vCPU$55.18
CCX23 416 GB160 GBDedicated AMD EPYC vCPU$110
FAQ

CPX31 VPS — frequently asked questions

How much does the CPX31 VPS cost?

From $0.037 per hour, capped at $22.78 per month in Falkenstein (DE). Prices by region range up to $80.02 per month. Billing is per minute while the server exists, and the configurator shows the hourly and monthly figures before you deploy.

What are the CPX31 specs?

4 vCPU (Shared AMD EPYC vCPU), 8 GB RAM and 160 GB of local SSD storage, with a public IPv4 address and root SSH access.

Where can I deploy a CPX31?

In Falkenstein (DE), Helsinki (FI), Nuremberg (DE), Singapore (SG), Ashburn, VA (US) and Hillsboro, OR (US). Pick the region closest to your users; prices are listed per region on this page.

What can I run on a CPX31?

Typical workloads: Docker Compose stacks with several services; Medium web apps with a database; Self-hosted tools such as GitLab Runner or Grafana; Small game servers. Small quantized language models can run on CPU with llama.cpp, but for production LLM traffic a GPU pod or the pay-per-token inference API is far faster and usually cheaper.

Is the CPX31 shared or dedicated vCPU?

Shared. vCPUs share physical cores with other tenants, which keeps the price low and suits bursty workloads such as web apps, CI runners and development boxes. For sustained CPU-bound work choose a dedicated-vCPU CCX plan.

Which operating systems does the CPX31 support?

Ubuntu and Debian, deployed with root SSH access. Install Docker, a web stack or any Linux package after boot.

Deploy a CPX31 in minutes

Pick a region and OS, see the exact hourly and monthly price, and SSH in as root. Billed per minute, no commitment.