DigitalOcean, on its own published figures
DigitalOcean is a developer cloud provider whose Droplets pricing page prints a table of virtual machines by memory and CPU with an hourly and a monthly price for each, from $4 a month for the smallest, and states that billing is per second with a monthly cap. There is no term and no intro. Every figure below was fetched from that page and matched word for word on the date shown.
Verified facts on DigitalOcean
| What | Figure | The host's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price, per month | $4/mo | "512 MiB 1 vCPU 500 GiB 10 GiB $0.00595 $ 4.00" | DigitalOcean Droplets pricing page (smallest Regular Droplet, $/mo) checked September 2026 |
| Term the entry price requires | 1 mo term | "we're moving to per-second billing" | DigitalOcean Droplets pricing page (no term: per-second billing, monthly cap) checked September 2026 |
DigitalOcean stacks, evidenced
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How DigitalOcean prices its range
The smallest Regular Droplet (512 MiB, 1 vCPU) at $4 a month, then $6, $12, $18 and $24 as memory and CPU rise, with Premium Intel and AMD options above. Every figure is unmanaged: the price buys the machine, and the operating system, web server and updates are yours.
Against the VPS stack's managed plans the entry price is a fraction, and the difference is exactly the management; against the shared hosts' intro prices it is comparable and carries no term.
Common questions
- How much does a DigitalOcean Droplet cost?
- From $4 a month for the smallest Regular Droplet, billed per second with a monthly cap, by the vendor's own page; larger Droplets rise from there.
- Is DigitalOcean managed hosting?
- No. The price buys the virtual machine; running it is yours unless you add a managed layer from elsewhere.
- Does DigitalOcean have a term or intro price?
- Neither; billing is per second with a monthly cap, so the printed monthly figure is the most that instance costs in a month.