NulNet vs the niche's reference catalog — 21 locations, token-only, from $3

The niche's reference catalog: 17 SKUs, 21 locations, 16 coins, token signup, 99.95% SLA. NulNet matches the entry price and undercuts from the 4 GB class up.

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Verified snapshot — checked 2026-09-28

• Six VPS tiers on named EPYC/Xeon silicon: Scout 1 vCPU / 2 GB ECC at $5.49 list ($36/yr) up to Sentinel 12 vCPU / 32 GB at $60 list ($48.00 annual-eff).
• Five NVMe storage boxes at $30–70 (1–5 TB); a six-step dedicated line at $79.50–$449.50 list — Xeon E-2388G entry with IPMI up to a dual-EPYC 96-core flagship.
• 21 locations on four continents including Reykjavik and Zurich; 16 coins including XMR and USDT on four networks; token signup with no KYC at any tier; SKN contract entity.
• A published 99.95% monthly SLA with credits; per-location tier, uplink, peering and law notes; account top-ups earn +10–40% from $20.

Two catalogs, one doctrine

Credit where the catalog earns it: NovaVPS is the closest thing this niche has to a benchmark. Seventeen SKUs printed with chip-level specs, a location table naming the applicable law per rack, Monero on a sixteen-coin invoice, and an identity policy — a token, no documents — built the same way ours is. Both vendors bill from a Saint Kitts and Nevis entity and run VPS, storage and metal under one account. Their VPS hosting, dedicated and NVMe storage pages are the reference prices of the segment; the table below puts our stickers beside them.

Reading it: the entry rung and the storage floor are ties — both Nanos list $5.49 and bill $36/yr, both 1 TB boxes sit at $30. From the 4 GB class upward the gap opens and never closes: $6.00 against $6.80 at Sentry, $15.20 against $24.00 at Warden, $30.80 against $63.60 at the metal door. Their “from $3” label, like our $3*, is an annual-term figure — theirs additionally assumes a $50+ account top-up.

Where NovaVPS genuinely wins

Three things, stated plainly. Catalog depth: seventeen SKUs against our sixteen, and a dedicated line of six tiers that keeps a 64 GB mid-step and tops out at a dual-EPYC 512 GB unit we do not stock past Citadel. Paperwork: the 99.95% SLA page with credit terms and the per-location law/latency tables set the segment's documentation standard. Bulk prepay: top-up bonuses of +10% to +40% (from $20 to $2,000) can close part of the list-price gap for buyers who fund a year of capacity up front. If list price is not your constraint, those are real reasons to pick them.

Where the price column decides

Same silicon names, same port classes, same coin rails — the invoices differ. Sentry class: $6.00 against $6.80 annual-eff. Warden (6 vCPU / 16 GB DDR5): $15.20 against $24.00. Vanguard: $21.20 against $36.00. Sentinel: $26.80 against $48.00. Metal entry: Shield at $38.50 list ($30.80 annual-eff) against Dedicated Start at $79.50 ($63.60). Iceland (+20%) and Switzerland (+35%) are the only location premiums on either map, and both apply them the same way — so the delta travels with the workload, not the flag.

When NovaVPS is the right pick

Three cases argue for staying put: a 64 GB metal rung in the middle of the ladder is exactly your spec; the credit-backed SLA is a procurement requirement; or a large top-up bonus already sits on the account. Moving anyway? Provision here, replicate, flip DNS — both checkouts settle in the same sixteen coins, so nothing about the cutover needs a new payment story. A VPS-sized fleet moves in an evening.

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