CloudBird is self-service cloud server (VPS) rental with hourly billing in US dollars. Below are example configurations, their indicative cost, the pros and cons, and the additional services.
You can pick any configuration between and beyond these examples — the exact price is computed in the cabinet.
Websites, bots, dev environments
Create a serverApps and small databases
Create a serverLoaded services, CI/CD
Create a serverHeavy workloads and databases
Create a serverPrices are indicative, include a dedicated IPv4 and are based on 730 hours per month. The exact cost of the chosen configuration is always shown in the cabinet before creation and is charged hourly based on actual usage.
Optional — billed only while they're in use.
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Dedicated IPv4 address | included in the listed server price |
| IPv6 | free |
| Automatic backups | +20% on the server price |
| Snapshots | stored by volume, ×2 per GB/month |
| Additional disk volumes | by volume (GB) — the rate is shown in the cabinet |
| Floating IP | per address — the rate is shown in the cabinet |
| Load balancer | by the chosen type — the rate is shown in the cabinet |
| Domain registration | on your own ps.kz account (paid on the ps.kz side) |
Billing is hourly, in US dollars. You top up a prepaid wallet (minimum $30), and the system charges your balance for the running resources every hour while they exist. The monthly prices above assume 730 hours per month.
Besides the server itself, the following are billed when used: a dedicated IPv4, additional volumes and floating IPs, auto-backups (a surcharge on the server price), snapshot storage and load balancers. IPv6 is free.
When the balance runs out, servers are suspended (powered off) and, after a grace period, deleted. You can delete a server and stop the charges at any time in the cabinet.
Payment is accepted by bank cards VISA and Mastercard. Payments are processed by a licensed payment provider over a secure channel (TLS); full card details are not stored on the service's servers.
The terms of service and the refund procedure are described in the Terms of Service and the Refund Policy.