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Simple, Flexible Pricing
From $0.25/day · pay for what you use

High-performance cloud without hyperscale lock-in. Transparent, usage-based billing — hourly or monthly.

Cloud Server Pricing

LightningArrows cloud servers use transparent, usage-based billing. No setup fees. No long-term lock-ins. Scale up or down anytime.

The baseline we publish on the homepage

A robust high-performance configuration—suitable for professional websites, databases, streaming, marketing automation, or ministry platforms—can run for as little as $0.25 per day (~$7.75/month continuous), often less when you scale down between peaks.

Popular configurations

Plan Specs From
Basic 1 vCPU Type A · 1 GB RAM · 20 GB NVMe · 5 TB traffic $7.75/mo (= $0.25/day)
Standard 1 vCPU Type A · 2 GB RAM · 20 GB NVMe · 5 TB traffic $12/mo (≈ $0.39/day)
Pro 1 vCPU Type A · 4 GB RAM · 20 GB NVMe · 5 TB traffic $20/mo (≈ $0.65/day)

Custom configurations are estimated live in the cloud server configurator.

LightningArrows Voice (bolt-in PBX)

Same entry daily rate as Basic cloud — make Cisco MPP and other SIP desk phones useful again.

Plan Seats From
Desk Voice 1 SIP device $7.75/mo (≈ $0.25/day)
Office Voice up to 5 SIP devices $38.75/mo (5 × Desk)

DID / number porting billed separately when you need a public number.
Order Voice → · 8851 demo · Bolt-in guide

Compared with alternatives

Alternative Typical reality
On-prem / colocation $3,000–$15,000+ upfront + power, cooling, security, staff
Hyperscale instances $1–$10+/hour + reserved commitments, egress surprises
Managed VPS / dedicated $50–$300+/month with less flexibility

Billing models

Monthly — predictable rate for always-on production servers.
Hourly / daily — pay for what you consume; scale down between peaks.

What's included

  • Global data centers
  • NVMe SSD storage
  • Public networking
  • Console management
  • Instant scale up or down
  • Optional backups, managed service, and control panels

Next step

Configure & deploy a server →