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I’m currently looking for a VPS to host my projects and comparing a few providers.
I noticed that DigitalOcean’s $24 plan (2vCPU, 4GB RAM) comes bundled with a massive 4TB of outbound transfer. Coming from AWS and other providers where bandwidth costs an arm and a leg, this sounds almost too good to be true.
Honestly, how are they not losing money on this? Is it even physically possible for a small 2vCPU instance to push 4TB of traffic in a month without maxing out the CPU first?
Or is it just a marketing trick because they know 99% of people will never use that much?
Just genuinely curious about the economics behind this! Would love to hear your thoughts.
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