Buy Hetzner Cloud Account — 5 to 100 Server Limits

Hetzner Cloud is the undisputed value leader in European cloud computing. Founded in Germany in 1997, Hetzner has grown from a dedicated server provider into a full cloud infrastructure company with data centers in Nuremberg and Falkenstein (Germany), Helsinki (Finland), Ashburn (Virginia, USA), and Singapore. By owning its infrastructure outright rather than leasing from AWS or other providers, Hetzner passes massive savings directly to customers.

The compute value difference is staggering. A Hetzner CX32 (4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 80GB SSD) costs approximately €7 per month. The equivalent AWS instance (t3.large, 2 vCPU, 8GB RAM, without NVMe) costs $60–80/month on-demand — over 10x more expensive. Even accounting for the vCPU difference, Hetzner provides dramatically more compute per dollar. For agencies managing web hosting for dozens of clients, startups watching every cost, and infrastructure teams building Kubernetes clusters, Hetzner's pricing changes the economics of cloud deployment entirely.

Our Hetzner accounts come with specific server limit configurations — the maximum number of cloud servers you can run simultaneously. New Hetzner accounts typically start with a 10-server default limit. By purchasing a pre-configured account with 5 ($45), 10 ($90), 25 ($190), or 100 ($999) server limits, you bypass the waiting period for official limit increases and start deploying at your required scale immediately. The 100-server limit account is particularly popular with managed hosting providers, infrastructure-as-code practitioners testing at scale, and companies running large Kubernetes clusters.

All Hetzner accounts provide access to Cloud Servers (shared and dedicated vCPU), Load Balancers (from €5.39/month), Volumes (block storage from €0.0476/GB/month), Object Storage (S3-compatible), and Managed Databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL). Hetzner's network is robust within Europe with strong peering at DE-CIX and other major internet exchanges. Their API is excellent and works with Terraform, Ansible, and all major IaC tools.