current
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
- vCPU
- 2
- Memory
- 4 GB
- NVMe
- 80 GB
- Transfer
- 4 TB
IPv4 203.0.113.24
Hourly billing · root access
Pick a size and get a root login. NVMe on every plan, a public IP you keep, and a bill that stops when you destroy the machine.
From $6 a month. No setup fee and no term contract.
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
IPv4 203.0.113.24
Product
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, and Rocky. Your SSH key is on the box at first boot.
Compute is billed by the hour and never costs more than the monthly price of the plan.
Local disk, included from Spark up. Not a network volume you add later.
IPv4 and IPv6 on every instance. Extra IPv4 addresses are $4 a month.
Take one before a resize or a risky upgrade. Roll back without opening a ticket.
Open the ports the workload needs. Everything else stays closed.
The whole product
Create an instance, add your key, and connect. Resize it when the graph says so. Destroy it when the project ends.
$ pylon create --size current --image ubuntu-24.04 creating current ipv4 203.0.113.24 ipv6 2001:db8:12::18 ssh ready $ ssh root@203.0.113.24 Welcome to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Pricing
Four published sizes. The three below cover most new deploys. Atlas is on the pricing page.
A small site, a bot, or a place to try an idea.
$6/mo
$0.008 per hour
Most teams
The size most applications should start on.
$24/mo
$0.033 per hour
Room for a database beside the app.
$48/mo
$0.066 per hour
Prices in USD. Transfer beyond the plan is $0.01 per GB. Compare all four plans.
Uses
One box for the app, the database, and the worker. Resize when a launch post lands.
Keep projects on separate instances. Hand over an IP and still understand the invoice.
A public IP, and a firewall you edit yourself.
Run CI machines for an afternoon and destroy them when the queue is empty.
Notes from teams
“We moved the API off a machine under a desk. The invoice finally matches the month we had.”
“Hourly billing is why the preview environments exist. We turn them off on Friday.”
“Four client sites fit on Current. I can explain the bill without a spreadsheet.”
Questions
No. Plans are hourly with a monthly ceiling. Destroy the instance and compute charges stop.
A stopped instance keeps its disk and IP. Disk is billed at $0.10 per GB-month until you destroy the instance. Compute is not billed while it is off.
Yes. Moving up or down needs a short reboot. Take a snapshot first if the disk is being reshaped.
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, and Rocky. Bring your own SSH key. This catalog is Linux only.
Upgrade when the graph says so. Destroy it when the project ends.