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CloudBlast 10Gbps VPS Review: Netherlands, US and Hong Kong from €3.60

Verified CloudBlast VPS pricing, locations, traffic limits, hourly billing, add-on costs and the difference between its €5 offer and VPSXXS coupon.

August 6, 2026 | 9 min read | 310 views

Verification summary: CloudBlast's public pricing page currently confirms an entry price of €3.60 per month for 1 AMD EPYC vCPU, 3GB RAM, 20GB NVMe storage and a 10Gbps port, with hourly billing available. The Netherlands and US configurations are displayed as unmetered, while Hong Kong includes 500GB to 3TB depending on the plan. The official site currently advertises €5 free registration credit; the VPSXXS source article separately says coupon VPSXXS provides €2 credit. Do not assume that the two offers stack without checking the Billing panel.

What is CloudBlast?

CloudBlast is a cloud VPS provider focused on inexpensive, quickly deployable virtual machines with both hourly and monthly billing. The official website identifies the business as CloudBlast LLC and presents locations in Amsterdam, Salt Lake City and Hong Kong. Its main technical selling points are AMD EPYC processors, NVMe storage, 10Gbps network ports, one included IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 allocation.

This review cross-checked the CloudBlast home page and live pricing page against a VPSXXS promotion published on August 6, 2026. The official pages confirm the plan names, monthly and hourly prices, RAM, storage, port speed and add-on pricing. Some location-specific hardware and promotional claims come from the source article and are identified as such. VPSDex has not completed long-term benchmarks, route testing, IP reputation checks or TikTok account testing.

Hourly billing is useful when a server is needed for a short deployment, software test, demonstration, temporary build runner or network trial. It also lowers the cost of verifying a location before committing to a full month. Users should still check whether deleting an instance immediately stops all storage, backup and IP charges.

Locations, hardware and traffic policies

Amsterdam, Netherlands

The source article identifies an AMD EPYC 7551P platform, NVMe storage, a 10Gbps port, up to 2.5Tbps DDoS protection and unmetered transfer for the Netherlands. Amsterdam is a practical location for European visitors, development environments and services that transfer a meaningful amount of data. However, an unmetered label does not automatically mean that a customer may continuously saturate 10Gbps. The acceptable-use policy, fair-use rules and shared network conditions remain relevant.

Salt Lake City, United States

The US location is described with AMD EPYC 7C13 hardware, NVMe storage, 10Gbps networking and unmetered transfer. It may suit North American websites, application backends, automation and media testing. VPSXXS describes the US IPs as suitable for TikTok-related use, but this is not a permanent compatibility guarantee. TikTok and other third-party platforms can evaluate ASN, IP reputation, account region, device fingerprint, login history and user behavior. A low-cost or credit-funded trial is safer than a long prepaid commitment.

Hong Kong

The Hong Kong location is described with AMD EPYC 7663 processors, NVMe storage and a 10Gbps port. Unlike the Netherlands and US products, Hong Kong has a fixed monthly transfer allocation. The live pricing interface shows 500GB on VMA11, 1TB on VMA21 through VMA41, 2TB on VMA51 through VMA71, and 3TB on VMA81. The source article states that additional Hong Kong traffic costs €5 per TB; customers should verify that price in the order or billing interface before relying on it.

Hong Kong can reduce geographic distance to East Asian users, but location alone does not prove good mainland-China routing. CloudBlast does not advertise CN2, CMI or another premium China-optimized route on the pricing page reviewed here. Test latency, packet loss, return routes and evening congestion from the intended access networks.

CloudBlast VPS plans and current prices

The following figures were checked on August 6, 2026. Prices and available regions can change, so the final order screen remains authoritative.

VMA11: 1 vCPU, 3GB RAM, 20GB NVMe, €3.60/month or approximately €0.0049/hour; Hong Kong includes 500GB.
VMA21: 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 30GB NVMe, €4.80/month or approximately €0.0067/hour; Hong Kong includes 1TB.
VMA31: 3 vCPU, 6GB RAM, 40GB NVMe, €7.20/month or approximately €0.010/hour; Hong Kong includes 1TB.
VMA41: 4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 40GB NVMe, €9.60/month or approximately €0.014/hour; Hong Kong includes 1TB.
VMA51: 8 vCPU, 16GB RAM, 60GB NVMe, €19.20/month or approximately €0.027/hour; Hong Kong includes 2TB.
VMA61: 8 vCPU, 24GB RAM, 60GB NVMe, €28.80/month or approximately €0.040/hour; Hong Kong includes 2TB.
VMA71: 10 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 140GB NVMe, €38.40/month or approximately €0.054/hour; Hong Kong includes 2TB.
VMA81: 16 vCPU, 64GB RAM, 200GB NVMe, €78.80/month or approximately €0.109/hour; Hong Kong includes 3TB.

CloudBlast says every listed plan includes one IPv4 address and a /64 IPv6 allocation. The low entry price is attractive for memory-heavy experiments: 3GB RAM at €3.60 per month is unusual compared with many budget plans that start at 1GB or 2GB. The trade-off is relatively small storage on some larger configurations. For example, VMA61 provides 24GB RAM but only 60GB NVMe, so database and media workloads may need paid block storage.

Additional charges and the real monthly cost

Additional IPv4: €2.50 per month or approximately €0.00347 per hour.
Backup storage: €0.09 per GB per month.
Block storage: €0.15 per GB per month.
Hong Kong overage: the source article states €5 per TB; verify in the current billing interface.

These charges matter when comparing CloudBlast with another provider. A VMA11 plus a second IPv4 would cost €6.10 per month before backups or block storage, not €3.60. A 100GB backup allocation would add €9 per month, while 100GB of block storage would add €15 per month. Users should calculate the complete configuration instead of comparing only the headline RAM price.

The official page does not state in the text reviewed here whether stopped instances continue to incur storage and IPv4 charges. Hourly-cloud users should confirm this behavior before leaving unused instances stopped rather than deleted.

Free credit and VPSXXS coupon

The VPSXXS article gives coupon code VPSXXS and says a new user can redeem it from the Billing page to receive €2 account credit. At the same time, both the CloudBlast home page and pricing page display a prominent “5€ FREE BALANCE” offer stating that registration provides €5 cloud credit.

These may be separate campaigns, different acquisition channels or non-stackable promotions. VPSDex has not completed a new paid account registration to verify the final balance. Do not treat €7 total credit as guaranteed. Register through the official CloudBlast domain, review the promotion terms in the account panel, and confirm the actual balance before creating a chargeable server.

Promotional credit can be useful for route and performance testing. A few hours are enough to record CPU model, run a short disk benchmark, test packet loss, inspect traceroutes and check the IP against the intended service. Avoid abusive or automated account creation merely to collect credit.

Potential use cases

Development and temporary environments

Hourly billing makes CloudBlast suitable for preview deployments, CI runners, temporary databases, Docker tests and compatibility checks. The 3GB entry plan gives more memory headroom than many 1GB entry servers. Verify that the selected operating system and one-click application leave enough free disk space on the 20GB plan.

Self-hosted applications

The published resources can support small WordPress sites, monitoring tools, VPN control panels, personal cloud applications and lightweight container stacks. CloudBlast also advertises one-click applications. Production users should add independent backups and monitor storage use because several high-memory plans have modest local NVMe capacity.

Traffic-heavy services

The Netherlands and US interfaces show unmetered transfer and 10Gbps ports, which can be attractive for mirrors, downloads or proxy traffic. Customers must still read the acceptable-use policy and clarify fair-use limits. Port speed is a network interface ceiling, not a promise of sustained dedicated throughput to every destination.

Asia-facing workloads

Hong Kong may be useful for East Asian users, but its metered traffic changes the cost model. A workload that continuously transfers data can be cheaper in Amsterdam or Salt Lake City even if latency is higher. Test from the actual user networks instead of relying solely on location names.

Important limitations and risk notes

No long-term VPSDex benchmark: this article verifies published information but does not claim months of uptime, support or performance testing.
Shared-resource uncertainty: AMD EPYC branding and vCPU counts do not reveal sustained CPU allocation or oversubscription.
Network variability: 10Gbps does not guarantee that a single flow or destination will reach 10Gbps.
Third-party platform risk: TikTok, streaming and other services can change IP policies without notice.
Promotion uncertainty: the official €5 offer and VPSXXS €2 coupon may not stack.
Data protection: provider snapshots or backups should never be the only copy of important data.

Pre-purchase checklist

Select the correct region and confirm that its transfer policy matches the intended workload.
Check the final monthly and hourly price in the order panel.
Verify whether the official €5 credit and coupon VPSXXS can be combined.
Calculate IPv4, backup, block-storage and Hong Kong overage costs.
Read the acceptable-use policy for proxy, email, scanning, copyright and high-bandwidth restrictions.
Use credit or hourly billing for an initial CPU, disk, network and IP reputation test.
Keep an independent off-site backup before placing important data on the instance.
For TikTok or another third-party service, test the full login and publishing workflow instead of checking only an IP database.

Verdict

CloudBlast combines a low €3.60 monthly entry price with 3GB RAM, AMD EPYC, NVMe storage, a 10Gbps port and hourly billing. The Netherlands and US unmetered options are attractive for users who need more transfer, while Hong Kong provides a nearby Asian location with clearly tiered monthly allowances. The range scales to 64GB RAM and can cover development, self-hosting and larger container workloads.

The service should still be tested before a long commitment. Hong Kong is not unmetered; 10Gbps is not guaranteed dedicated throughput; the TikTok claim is not a permanent platform guarantee; and the relationship between the official €5 registration credit and the €2 VPSXXS coupon is unclear. The most sensible path is to use a small amount of credit or hourly billing to test the exact region, route, CPU, disk and IP required by the project.

Official signup: https://cloudblast.io/?ref=6997
Coupon: VPSXXS (the source reports €2 credit; verify the current result in Billing)