They also don't charge for bandwidth, although some of those other providers have a generous free bandwidth and cheap overage.
At OVH? If so, their US data centers don't seem to have that option.
Not that I need it. The largest database I run could easily fit in RAM on a reasonably sized dedicated box.
I didnt know.
It's a 4 core 8 thread Xeon with 3x 1TB SATA with 32GB of ECC RAM IIRC (E3-SAT-1-32, got it during a sale with a price that is guaranteed as long as I keep renewing it)
The thing is great, I can run a bunch of VM's on it, it runs my websites and email.
Overall to get something comparable elsewhere I would be paying 3 to 4 times as much.
I would consider $50 a month or less low end pricing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
But i assume they are less known in US.
I think small bussinesses like smaller simple providers instead of bigclouds. Its different philosophy if you are afraid of extreme centralisation of internet it makes sense.