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VPS 1000 G12

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Today's offer 1 month free
from €7.56 /mo excl. VAT

Specs

CPU4 vCPU
RAM8 GB DDR4
Storage256 GB NVMe SSD
Network2.5 Gbit/s
TrafficUnlimited
Price from€7.56/mo excl. VAT
Contract12 months

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Netcup's VPS 1000 G12 is the entry tier of the G12 generation: 4 vCPU on AMD EPYC silicon, 8 GB DDR4 ECC memory, a 256 GB NVMe SSD and 2.5 Gbit/s networking. It runs from German data centres in Nürnberg and Vienna with full IPv4 + IPv6, snapshots, an out-of-band remote console and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

This is the tier most self-hosters start on. With 8 GB of RAM you can comfortably run a single-instance Vaultwarden, a small Nextcloud, a media server like Jellyfin, or a few dozen Docker containers — plenty of headroom for hobby workloads without paying for cores you'd never schedule.

How to redeem

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    Copy a code

    Click any code on this page. It's copied to your clipboard with a single tap.

  2. 02

    Open Netcup checkout

    Use the "Go to offer" button to jump straight to the matching product page on netcup.com, then add it to your cart.

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    Paste at checkout

    Paste the code in the "Voucher / Gutschein" field on the checkout page. The discount applies immediately to the line total.

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01How do I use a Netcup coupon code?
Click "Copy" on any coupon here, then go to the Netcup product page, add the product to your basket, and paste the code in the "Voucher / Gutschein" field at checkout. The discount is applied immediately to the line total.
02Why are there three coupons per offer?
Each Netcup voucher has a usage cap. We list three independent codes for the same offer so if one is throttled or temporarily disabled, you always have a working fallback.
03Are these coupons official and safe?
Yes. We aggregate publicly published codes and verify each one against the live checkout. We never invent codes. Every coupon shows a "verified" timestamp; if a code stops working, we mark it expired within 24 hours.
04Can I stack multiple coupons in one order?
No. Netcup checkout accepts only one voucher per order. If you have multiple eligible orders (e.g. a VPS plus a separate root server), you can use a different code on each.
05How often are coupons checked and refreshed?
We re-verify every coupon at least once every 24 hours. New codes are added the same day they appear in newsletters, social channels or partner programs.
06What is the refund policy?
Standard EU consumer law applies — generally a 14-day right of withdrawal for new contracts, with provider-specific terms for already-provisioned servers. The coupon discount is preserved on a partial refund pro-rata.
07What is the difference between VPS and Root Server?
VPS shares CPU resources with other tenants on the host. Root Server gives you dedicated CPU cores. Pick VPS for hobby projects, Root Server for production workloads needing predictable performance.