NulNet vs VPSCrypto — 21 locations, token-only, from $3

VPSCrypto launched May 2026: $3.50 / 1 GB across 8 jurisdictions, x402 ready. NulNet: 2 GB Scout $3, 21 locations, metal and storage lines, token-only.

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Verified snapshot — checked 2026-09-26

• Launched May 2026 — stated openly on their own about page.
• All-NVMe KVM from $3.50/mo, no setup fee; annual = 2 months free. VPS only — no dedicated, no storage line.
• Eight jurisdictions; seven crypto rails: BTC, XMR (first-class), ETH, USDT TRC-20/ERC-20, SOL, LTC, TRX.
• Extras worth naming: a docs portal, a glossary, dated market rankings, .md page twins, x402 agents.

Cheap 1 GB vs a 2 GB you can actually run

A $3.50 1 GB slice wins the price sort and loses the workload sort. NulNet's Scout is 2 GB at $3 with nested virt written into the SKU. On the agent side both houses speak x402 — the difference is what survives the hour: a KVM holding root, not a container built to evaporate.

Where VPSCrypto genuinely wins

Their per-page craft is real and worth crediting: a documentation portal and glossary we do not mirror page-for-page, market rankings with dates and a written method, and an about page that admits the May 2026 launch rather than dressing up tenure. A tight VPS-only catalogue across eight EU-adjacent jurisdictions is a legitimate pick — and a fair one to dual-home with.

When $3.50 is enough

A 1 GB box for a throwaway probe, an uptime monitor or a canary — fine. Production WireGuard, nested Whonix or a chain node wants RAM headroom the 1 GB tier cannot give. If you must keep their IP, dual-home; otherwise size for the job.

Jobs with terabytes or whole-CPU appetites have no VPSCrypto answer; ours are storage tiers to 5 TB NVMe from $24/mo annual and metal from $38.50 list with IPMI.

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